Gordon Doherty
For me, planning all but removes this kind of thing. A few weeks up front scribbling down ideas and diagrams is time well spent. Then, armed with a good story arc and chapter plan with a simple list of scene ingredients (setting, timeline, antagonist, twist etc) the words should flow nicely.
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Gordon Doherty:
Is it historically accurate to use the word 'corn' in pre-American fiction?
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Gordon Doherty:
Hello Gordon! Do you have a list of cool books/series set in the Late Roman Empire? Also, I am aware of only a few books set in the Byzantine Empire, with yours being an exemption. Do you know of any nice books in that period? Why do you think there is such a dearth of fiction books about the Byzantine Empire? Regards, Dimitrios
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