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 Villians are probably my favorite characters to write. From the way they speak down to their approach to any given situation, villains bring a careless attitude to them. One of my favorite villains, Niklaus "Klaus" Mikaelson of The Vampire Diaries and The Originals, checks off every box when it comes to the type of villains I want to create.
 This summer hasn't been as productive as I've wanted it to be, in regards to my writing. I've stared at pages, editing sessions have resulted in scratched sentences and forgotten. I reluctantly had to step away and rethink how to best tackle my stories again. So, I began writing Story Bibles. What is a story bible you ask? They're fun.
 Your writing is done. You've made some dents in editing your work. Now you want some feedback. Are you ready for it?
 Congratulations! You have finally completed your story. You've gone through torrential brain storming, being tortured by the blinking cursor and surprise late night writing sessions. It's time to edit. Shit!
 You're at your desk or on your bed. You're in the zone. The words are flowing quickly on the paper or screen. As you end your sentence, you draw a blank. You stare off into space. Your feet tapping away at the floor. Ferociously, your gnawing at your pen. Nothing comes to mind anymore. What the hell! You've developed writer's block. So how do you overcome it?
 I believe, if you were to ask any creative writer (professional or amateur), the one thing they want to get perfect when creating a story, is dialogue.
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