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Once upon a time, Very long ago Lived a kingdom on a cliffside, With the ocean far below. Within it lived the mermaids With sea-jewels in their hair; Beneath the moon, they swam all night, By daybreak, none were there. Once upon a day, Of bluest sky and sea, A girl from that said kingdom Was lost in reverie; But this girl was no peasant, She was the princess fair; The lucid sky was in her eyes And sunbeams in her hair. Princess Meara was her name, A child at thirteen; The king, her father, loved her so And called her "Little Queen"; For his own wife had long since passed And left him quite alone; So Meara was his foremost

4 Tips for Attaining Realism in Fiction Chapter 8 “From Story to Art” – Section 6 “Realism"  Anybody Can Write a Novel 2.0 “The difference between fiction and reality? Fiction has to make sense.” -Tom Clancy When I was in college, I had a professor who explained to me the virtue of embellishing a story when telling it to others for the sake of entertainment. He explained that when you tell someone something that happens to you, it will always be more dull than it was when you were actually there. And since the purpose of telling someone a story like that is their own personal enjoyment, it is important t