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Recent Issues of The Saturday Storyteller
TSS #011: The Creative Secret to Hooking Readers on Page One
Read Time: 4 minutesMy pants malfunctioned in the bathroom. I blame Kenneth Cole, not user error. Because minutes before a business meeting, I flushed the toilet, started closing my fly, but the zipper’s slider body derailed from one side of the tracks. Cue panic and...
TSS #010: 3 Ways to Make Your Story Stand Out Even if Somebody Steals Your Idea
Read Time: 4 minutesI stole the money. Five bucks here. Ten there. Twenty was rare. But she never seemed to notice, so I kept making withdrawals. Until one day… she panicked. She swore she had more cash in her wallet and she needed it. So she asked if one of us took...
TSS #009: An Open Letter from Your Villain
Read Time: 1 minuteTo whom it should concern: I’m the devil you need but don’t want to exist. Don’t dare challenge that. Why else would you write an entire story trying to stop me? Hell, I’m lucky if I survive your story. Yet my purpose here is not to beg for...
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