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Why? (or Some Thoughts on Rhetorical Questions in Fiction)

Posted on February 5, 2016 by Eric Rampson

In manuscripts that I’ve been reading recently—workshop pieces, early drafts from friends, etc.—I’ve been noticing a LOT of rhetorical questions in the narration. Things like, “What would my sister think of me?” or “What could I possibly do?” Now, sometimes … Continue reading →

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Sentences I Love #1

Posted on June 12, 2015 by Eric Rampson

There are sentences I read that stop my heart. Used to be that’s as far as I got: “Damn, that’s a great sentence. Come on heart, get moving.” Since I’ve been studying writing, which means also practicing the art/skill of … Continue reading →

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