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Mary-Sue: Who is She?

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Parts 12
Time 4h 19m

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Want to know what a Mary-Sue is?  Want a few writing tips along the way?  Look no further.  I discuss character development through making the character, writing style, fight scenes, how many superpowers are too much for a character and through romance.  I'll continue to write guides as I think of them, so I guarantee that there will be more.All Rights Reserved

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