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Patrick A. Davy
Patrick lives in Long Island, New York with his wife and two sons. He continues his passion – writing. He is also the author of The Little Big Thinkers: a Collection of Children’s Stories and The Will to Win, a novel for older readers. Patrick can be reached through his website, blog, and e-mail: www.sbpra.com/PatrickADavy www.therighttobelong.com patrickdavybooks@aol.com
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Video Trailer for the Book, The Right To Belong
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Review for The Right To Belong by Cy Hilterman, EzinesArticles.com Expert Author
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Sharing an Amazon Review of The Right to Belong
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The Right to Belong has been Published
The Right to Belong has been published. Click below to learn more about this book. Also, go to www.sbpra.com/PatrickADavy for more about this powerful family story.<< MORE >>
The Right to Belong, a Soon to be Published Book
In the powerful family story The Right to Belong, thirty-eight-year-old New Yorker Pete Mitchell declares to his sons how fortunate they are to be growing up with a father, since he didn’t have that opportunity. Pete seeks the help of his cousin, Nigel, to help him find his father, who was born in Jamaica.<< MORE >>
Natural Disasters – a Good Source for Ideas to Write About
Hurricane Irene roared, ravaged and rolled through several states, causing damages that are estimated to cost several million or billion dollars.<< MORE >>
Writers’ Favorites
...writers reveal character traits through dialogue and delay conflicts resolutions to create suspense. They also hint of events to come by foreshadowing. They order their scenes in sequences that create clear and logical plots for the story-worlds they are creating.<< MORE >>
Why we should not Start our Stories at the Beginning
We should start our stories at the places and times when something exciting or dramatic is going on. The more exciting and dramatic the actions are, the more likely we are to hook readers to our stories.<< MORE >>
Handling your Protagonist's Many Choices
...look ahead in your main plot to see which of your protagonist’s present choices will provide the best payoff. This should be easy to do if you had outlined your story before you started writing it. In other words, you should foreshadow – a popular fiction element used by many writers.<< MORE >>
Why You Should Write an Outline for your Story
You can write a story outline on continuous sheets of paper or on individual note cards. Either way you choose to outline, your stories must have three distinct sections - begin, middle, and end.<< MORE >>
