The document provides tips for writing short stories, including starting with stories at your level of understanding, ensuring each story has a beginning, middle, and end, and adding something special to storytelling. It also lists elements that make up strong short stories such as setting details, types of external and internal conflicts, the narrator, central themes, and plot structures involving exposition, conflict, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution.

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English Short Stories.

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Important Note
Make sure you start with stories at your level, and go gradually up.
Do not start with difficult stories that you can't really understand well.
Every story has a beginning, middle, and end. But the secret to successfully getting a short
story published is to add something special to your story telling.
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3. Short Stories are journeys you can make to the far side of the universe and still be
back in time for dinner.

4. Place/ Time/ Weather Conditions/ Social Conditions/ Mood or Atmosphere.
External: Person vs. Person. Person vs. Society. Person vs. Nature. Person vs. Machine.
Internal: Person vs. Idea. Person vs. Self.
Who is telling the Story.
Controlling idea or its central insight.
Exposition: Introduction of time. Conflict: Struggle. Rising Action: Complications. Climax: Conflict
comes to the head. Falling Action: Action leading to the solution. Resolution: Ties up loose ends