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Janice Hardy

The Importance of Backstory (Or How the Brain Connects the Present to the Past)

by Kassandra Lamb I’m over at Janice Hardy’s Fiction University today, talking about characters’ backstories, the human brain and implications for writers. Here’s a teaser… First, a brief excerpt from my own…

March 3, 2020

“Off” Week Goodies for You

A couple little goodies for you today—two posts aimed at writers, but they have a lot of good stuff in them for everyone. One is by me and the other is by…

April 30, 2019

To Write or Not To Write Short

by Kassandra Lamb I’m guest posting today over on Janice Hardy’s wonderful site for authors: Fiction University. So thrilled to have this opportunity! I’m talking about the pros and cons of writing…

April 14, 2017

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