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Give it Meaning
Um, What's It About Again?
by Scott M. Sandridge
You’ve finished writing your story, gone through the revisions. All the thematic elements you want are in there, crystal-clear and easy to find. You send it to your First Reader or your critique group. The replies come back. And the first thing you discover is that no one seems to know what the blasted thing’s about!
Give it MeaningAllegory vs. Applicabilityby Scott M. Sandridge
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