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Passport, Volume 23

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Grab this writing passport on raising STAKES in your novel, with an introduction from Scribbler and an exclusive essay on the topic from NYT bestseller and RITA award winning author, Pintip Dunn. The fastest way to lose readers is to not create appropriate stakes for your characters. And the best way to *keep* your readers? Buy this handy little writing passport! (too cheesy?)

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Natalie T. ★★★★★

Pintip Dunn's essay on raising stakes was exactly the kick in the pants my first draft needed—she breaks down tension scene by scene. The whole volume feels like a focused workshop, not a generic writing guide.

Isabella ★★★★★

The introduction from Scribbler really sets the stage, and then Pintip Dunn’s essay on raising stakes gave me a concrete technique I can apply in my next chapter revision.

Mia ★★★★★

Pintip Dunn’s essay alone is worth the price—it breaks down stakes in a way I’ve never seen before, with clear examples that clicked instantly. The whole passport format makes it easy to flip back to key points while drafting. I’ve already used two of the techniques to tighten a sagging middle chapt