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RE: When Friendship Turns Into Competition.

in The Ink Well5 months ago

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As for the story you posted today, you do a good job of developing the theme, and addressing the prompt. Some pointers that might help you improve your writing: Proofread more carefully. Also, don't address the reader directly, as you do here

One thing I know is that whenever we are desperate in this life, we can do anything just to be successful. Some people don’t mind loosing a long- time friendship to be
successful.

Inserting a moral, or lesson, in a story is called author intrusion. Here is a blog offered by the Inkwell that explains what author intrusion is and why is does not belong in your story.

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