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Official Author Blog of Matthew Rettino

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    • Weird #9: “The Spider” by Hans Heinz Ewers (1915)
    • Weird #10: “The Hungry Stones” by Rabindranath Tagore (1916)
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    • My Critters List of the 5 Most Common Weaknesses in Fiction
    • How I Wrote a Character-Driven Story
    • Does your Story have a Causal Chain?
      • Building and Fixing Your Causal Chain
    • Harness the Power of Dialectical Opposites to Enhance Your Storytelling
    • How to Write a Fully-Rounded Adventure Story Protagonist
    • Why Writing the Other is Always Radical (Part I)
      • Why Writing the Other is Always Radical (Part II): How the History of Medieval Romance Shows Us Why Representation Matters
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Fiction Portfolio

The Goddess in Him, NewMyths.com, September 2020 (forthcoming)

The Pilgrim’s Yoke, Bards & Sages Quarterly, October 2018

In the Ruins of Shambhala, 600 Second Saga, August 2017

Bloody Caesar, SPACE (Sciences Participating with the Arts and Culture in Education), September 2011

 

(See my official nonfiction portfolio too.)

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