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Writing Active Setting (PNWA 2015 session round-up)

Posted on July 28, 2015 by Abigail Welborn

(I’ll be doing a series of posts with the highlights of what I learned from various sessions at the 2015 PNWA Conference. This is the first!) The very first session I attended was “Writing Active Setting,” presented by Mary Buckham. She said many writers have one of two issues with setting in their story: They…

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