Discussion topic this month: Dramatic iron y has long been a staple of major fictional and dramatic tomes such as Huc k Finn and much of Shakespeare. We&rsquo\;ll look at its effect on readers and how it can help create sympathy for the character.
\nThe Night Writers Workshop discusses various topics within writing and provides a we lcoming environment for peer feedback. The program is organized into two s ections\, critique of submitted manuscripts and discussion of writing topi cs. For more information on submitting a manuscript\, please visit \;< span style="color: #00a3b2\;">Night Writer Guidel ines. \;
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