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1 – The Dismaying Return (Roleplay)
26 – Best and Worst Romances
53 – Of Points and Views
72 – Escalation
84 – Why Discworld Is Awesome (Except When It Isn’t)
108 – Chapters, What Are They Good For?
121 – Animal Companions
124 – Distinct Sounding Dialogue
131 – Throughlines
134 – Lessons From Long Series, Part 1
135 – Lessons From Long Series, Part 2
138 – Light Stories
140 – Too Many Characters
141 – Adapting Stories Into Roleplaying Games
145 – Weird RPG Mechanics
146 – Wish Fulfillment
155 – Fantasy Races
158 – Candy and Spinach
168 – The Importance of Novelty
171 – Writing Your Passion
172 – Prologues and Epilogues
173 – Quest Narratives
175 – Fight Scenes
177 – Creating Character Chemistry
178 – Describing the Environment
182 – Literary Devices
183 – World Versus Plot
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