Gina Denny·Jan 14, 2025Writing Tip #13: Six Stages of Self-EditingA writing tip a day, every day for 2025A response icon4A response icon4
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InIn Omnia Paratus: Life Is Short. Write Well.byGina Denny·Apr 23, 2024Don’t Show, TellFlipping old writing advice on its head for a dramatic effectA response icon1A response icon1
InIn Omnia Paratus: Life Is Short. Write Well.byGina Denny·Apr 9, 2024A Character’s Purpose in the StoryWhy Gilmore Girls fans love Jess a lot more than Zack — and it’s not the reason you might think
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InIn Omnia Paratus: Life Is Short. Write Well.byGina Denny·May 3, 2023How to Write a Perfect ShipLuke and Lorelai are the perfect ship, even if they aren’t your ship; in fact — that’s part of the appeal
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InIn Omnia Paratus: Life Is Short. Write Well.byGina Denny·Jan 10, 2023We Broke Up. Let’s Get Married!Sometimes the all-or-nothing romance works, and sometimes — like with Lane and Zack — it really doesn’t.A response icon1A response icon1
Gina Denny·Jan 5, 2023All the Ways You Can Support WritersSupport doesn’t always cost you money as a reader!
InIn Omnia Paratus: Life Is Short. Write Well.byGina Denny·Dec 27, 2022Strong Female Leads Aren’t Just “One of the Guys”We’ve talked before about how Lorelai is “not like the other girls” and embodies the “cool girl” trope. You know the trope: yes she’s…A response icon2A response icon2
