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Coughlan dismissed a lawsuit Paul Miles brought against the city, saying Miles' numerous complaints — including violations of the Public Records Act and Brown Act, an open-meeting law — were improper and unfounded.
Miles has publicly sought investigations into the behavior of police officers, two police chiefs and the city manager. He fought a one-man battle to, in his words, "see that the law is obeyed and our public officials are held accountable."
He has repeatedly taken to the podium at City Council meetings to excoriate the highest levels of city management and elected leaders for their alleged complicity in what Miles called a "classic cover-up attempt."
Miles was one voice speaking for openness at City Hall — the type of stirring underdog story that rouses those who demand good government.
But according to the district attorney's office and Coughlan, Miles' crusade never had much cause in the first place.
It all began in June 2008, when Miles' son was in a bicycle accident. Miles found fault with a Tracy police officer's representation of facts regarding the incident.
He was then dissatisfied with an investigation he requested into the officer who oversaw the report — Miles says there is proof the police department's internal investigator misrepresented facts about the review and left out evidence relative to Miles' complaint.
That led to at least two internal investigations, as Miles alleges former police Chief Janet Theissen and her replacement, Chief Gary Hampton, helped protect the internal investigator and ignored department policy.
Neither investigation concluded in Miles' favor. Miles claimed a conflict of interest and a failure by the city to respond in a timely fashion.
The district attorney's office then refused his request for an outside inquest, Miles said, and the attorney general's office apparently passed, as well.
So Miles turned to the civil justice system, which is how he found himself last week before Coughlan and across from Richard Osman, an attorney from Bertrand, Fox & Elliot representing the city.
Not a lawyer by training, Miles presented court filings that were eloquent and extensive.
But they didn't persuade Coughlan. He said that by asking him to act where the district attorney had not and to mandate new investigation guidelines for Tracy, Miles was asking the court to usurp the power of the government's executive branch.
"I've never seen this happen before," Coughlan said. "I do not believe I have the authority to override the D.A."
He added later, "I just don't legally see a basis for the petition."
In court, Coughlan upheld the city's version of the story — that the police agreed there were inaccuracies in the original report, but that there was no intent on the part of the city to deceive.
The judge dismissed Miles' complaint that the city withheld public records rather than redacting and releasing the documents.
Coughlan also ruled that the city didn't violate the state open-meeting law, though Miles alleged the city took action in closed session that wasn't accurately described on the closed-session agenda.
City Manager Leon Churchill said the week after Coughlan's ruling that the city did all it could to try and satisfy Miles.
Churchill said the city spent somewhere around $50,000 on investigations at Miles' request. Churchill called it "a great expense to the Tracy taxpayer."
Coughlan's ruling appears to be the final step of Miles' tango with Tracy, and the city must be relieved to be off its feet.
For Miles, the decision was having the last open door replaced by a brick wall.
Outside the courtroom, a stunned Miles said he was "just trying to hold people accountable."
"My concern is that nothing is going to change," he said.
It's difficult to find a more noble cause than good government. Without accountability, government ceases to function for the public, instead enriching its own members and those in their favor.
Those like Miles who pursue accountability deserve applause. I'd even call such people patriots — government at all levels needs people who will rattle the cage and remind officials that it's citizens who are supposed to run the show.
But sometimes even an effort based on best intentions can become a tilt at windmills.
Coughlan and the district attorney's office are hardly the ultimate arbiters of right and wrong. However, if you take them at face value, the city has been vindicated.
I have a great deal of respect for what Mr. Miles tried to do.
But in light of last week's ruling, it would be hard to consider further action on his part as anything other than an obsession.
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News about Electric Light and Power, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Sep. 4, 2014
The hiring of a chief restructuring officer was part of a deal reached last month between the electric authority and its creditors. MORE
Aug. 29, 2014
Pacific Gas and Electric Company reports Silicon Valley power substation near San Jose, Calif, that was attacked by a sniper in April 2013 is hit by thieves; unknown number of intruders cut through a fence and made off with power tools, a pipe bender and ground compactors; thieves did not appear to try to damage operating equipment. MORE
Aug. 15, 2014
Financial derivatives trading linked to congestion on New York State's electric grid, market intended to protect power companies and ultimately benefit consumers, has made big profits for trading firms; across nation, investment funds and major banks are wagering billions of dollars on similar so-called congestion contracts, using computer algorithms and teams of PhDs as they chase profits in arcane area that rarely attracts attention. MORE
Jul. 22, 2014
Many scientists say capturing carbon that spews from power plants and locking it away permanently is necessary to stave off worst effects of climate change; contend that for now, world is too dependent on fossil fuels to do anything less; Obama administration expects coal will produce nearly third of nation's electricity in 2030, down from 40 percent today (Series: The Big Fix). MORE
Jul. 19, 2014
United Nations say number of Gazans displaced by war to official shelters more than has doubled in 24 hours since Israeli ground invasion, from 22,000 to 47,000; hardships facing civilians deepen as Israel cuts off electricity it supplies to Gaza Strip. MORE
Jul. 18, 2014
Minnesota has mandated sharp reductions in energy use in every new state-financed building for more than a decade, and in renovated buildings for more than five years; those mandates includes new stadium for Minnesota Vikings; state has also set deadlines for utilities to increase amount of electricity generated from renewable sources. MORE
Jul. 18, 2014
Op-Ed article by David J Hayes, former deputy secretary of Interior Dept, notes that many American communities using diesel generators for electricity and heat would greatly benefit from small-scale renewable energy sources; describes how modular wind and solar energy systems under development would result in economic and quality-of-life benefits to many small, isolated communities across nation. MORE
Jul. 18, 2014
Indian Prime Min Narendra Modi has pledged to tackle host of economic problems, improve infrastructure and improve electricity supply in long-troubled city of Varanasi; effort is seen as case study for Modi's ambition to make improvements in vast swaths of country that have lagged behind cities like Mumbai and Bangalore in development. MORE
Jul. 17, 2014
Pres Obama announces climate change initiatives aimed at guarding nation's electricity supply; proposals include improvement of local planning for dealing with flooding, coastal erosion and storm surges, and better methods for predicting landslide risks. MORE
Jul. 11, 2014
Residents of several towns across New England are banding together in opposition to a proposed natural gas pipeline that would slice through their communities; half of New England's electricity is now generated by burning natural gas, prompting officials to seek new ways to import fuel. MORE
Jun. 26, 2014
Pres Obama acknowledges that efforts to combat climate change, particularly regulations that would slash carbon pollution from cars and coal-fired power plants, could raise fuel and electricity prices. MORE
Jun. 24, 2014
Supreme Court largely upholds Environmental Protection Agency's ability to regulate greenhouse gas emissions from stationary sources like power plants, marking a big win for environmentalists; ruling comes even as court criticizes what it calls Obama administration's overreaching; combative tone of decision, along with court's rejection of one of EPA's rationales for regulations, suggests rocky road ahead for other initiatives to reduce carbon emissions. MORE
Jun. 24, 2014
Editorial praises Supreme Court for its affirmation of Environmental Protection Agency's power to regulate greenhouse gases under the Clean Air Act; argues that case, brought by coalition of business interests and states, preserves government's ability to confront global warming while also demonstrating Congress's persistent failure to update the law to meet modern needs. MORE
Jun. 11, 2014
Chilean government commission rejects $8 billion proposal to dam Patagonian rivers to meet growing energy demands, handing a victory to environmentalists who praise the ruling. MORE
May. 27, 2014
Ethical Electric, start-up founded by former Washington political operative Tom Matzzie, allows customers to sign up for electricity from renewable green sources without physically changing anything in their businesses or homes; company, one of increasingly competitive group of such ventures, aims to capture slice of $140 billion in electricity sales. MORE
May. 15, 2014
Need to modernize New York State's energy grid is worrying some owners of historic homes and farms in Hudson Valley, who say changes will devalue region and cause possible health concerns. MORE
May. 13, 2014
Editorial welcomes proposal that would increasingly decentralize New York State's power grid, giving rise to smaller stations, many of which would use solar or wind power; says while change will be difficult, it could lead a national revolution in energy efficiency as concerns mount about pollution and global warming. MORE
May. 9, 2014
Pres Obama will announce handful of executive actions and private and nonprofit groups' investments in energy efficiency and renewable energy; initiatives will not amount to much in terms of energy policy or their impact on global warming, but are part of broader campaign to build public support for Environmental Protection Agency rule limiting carbon pollution from coal-fired power plants; rule is expected to create new market for zero-carbon energy from sources like wind and solar. MORE
May. 5, 2014
New York State is proposing to turn its electric utilities into new kind of entity that would buy electricity from hundreds of thousands of small generators; state would set prices for that electricity and for the costs of running the power grid; proposal anticipates radially different electric system, dominated by decentralized production, much of if of renewable, intermittent energy sources. MORE
Apr. 22, 2014
Towering 70-foot-high wooden utility poles are being installed by PSEG Long Island along a five-mile project route from Port Washington to Great Neck; company maintains new poles are stronger and more resilient in storms than older poles and will increase power transmission; some area residents, angry at not being informed about new poles before they were installed, call them eyesores. MORE
Apr. 22, 2014
Experts say energy storage is crucial to transforming the electrical grid into clean, sustainable low-emissions system, but they note that storage in the form of batteries is years from being feasible; one of the ways to store bulk amounts of energy available at the moment is with cold or heat, using ice or molten salt. MORE
Apr. 22, 2014
Energy industry offers potentially lucrative new market for drones, which can be used to monitor power lines, inspect oil and gas pipelines, check wind turbines and pinpoint malfunctioning solar panels. MORE
Apr. 20, 2014
FYI column on whether Wyatt Earp's wife was Jewish woman from New York and laws governing use of electrical cords in city. MORE
Apr. 11, 2014
Pacific Gas & Electric, with no apparent progress in determining who attacked an electric substation in Silicon Valley in 2013, offers $250,000 reward for information. MORE
Apr. 10, 2014
Energy Department's inspector general reports that the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission may not have adequate controls to protect information that could be used to sabotage the national power grid. MORE
Mar. 21, 2014
Emerging technologies are allowing wind industry to lower its prices to compete with conventional energy sources like coal, and to transform areas of the Midwest, once thought too expensive, into wind powerhouses; taller machines spinning longer blades are allowing companies to capture the faster winds that blow at higher elevations, and one start-up is preparing to introduce the first airborne wind turbine, known as a BAT. MORE
Mar. 13, 2014
North American Electric Reliability Corporation finds that nearly all utilities that participated in a two-day exercise in November, 2013, say they were insufficiently prepared for online and physical attacks against the power grid. MORE
Mar. 11, 2014
Millions of consumers, as harshest winter in years ends, are facing increased energy bills; there may not be relief in future winters, as coal-fired power plants that utilities have relied on to meet surge in demand are shuttered for environmental reasons; sticker shock has been particularly acute in Northeast. MORE
Mar. 4, 2014
North Carolina regulators say that five power plants owned by Duke Energy have been cited for violating water pollution laws, three days after announcing similar action against Duke's plant in Eden, NC, where 39,000 tons of coal ash fouled the Dan River; citations could lead to fines of $25,000 per day for each of six plants. MORE
Feb. 21, 2014
Massachusetts regulators accept plan to let natural gas-fired power plant be built, with carbon dioxide emissions to be gradually reduced until it closes by 2050; Conservation Law Foundation and Footprint Power reach agreement over $800 million plant. MORE
Feb. 20, 2014
Supreme Court is poised to decide whether the Obama administration went too far in trying to regulate emissions from stationary sources like power plants; in deciding the case, they are likely to weigh in on a central Republican critique that Pres Obama is misusing his executive authority. MORE
Feb. 20, 2014
Block in Chelsea neighborhood of Manhattan is closed down after stray voltage temporarily electrifies streets; Avenue of the Americas between 26th and 27th Streets was closed to traffic and pedestrians until workers determine the source of electricity. MORE
Feb. 18, 2014
John J McAvoy is about to take over as chief executive of Consolidated Edison, New York CIty's main provider of electricity; steps into role just as New York Gov Andrew M Cuomo is pressuring state utility regulators to deny company's request for a $450 million increase in its rates. MORE
Feb. 18, 2014
Duke Energy says it will get out of wholesale power generation business in the Midwest because the financial results are too volatile. MORE
Feb. 7, 2014
Several Caribbean nations commit to start replacing diesel generators, most common means of producing electricity on islands, with renewable sources like wind, solar or the earth's heat; nations sign pact at meeting organized by the Carbon War Room, nonprofit organization established by billionaire Richard Branson. MORE
Feb. 6, 2014
Incident at a Silicon Valley power substation underscores concerns about the vulnerability of the country's electrical grid and prompts debate over whether it was an act of terrorism; on April 16, 2013, one or more people methodically cut communication cables near a Pacific Gas & Electric substation in San Jose, sprayed more than 100 rifle bullets and knocked out 17 of the station's 23 transformers before fleeing and avoiding capture. MORE
Feb. 6, 2014
Con Edison asks electricity customers in Harlem to avoid using nonessential appliances like washers, dryers, dishwashers and extra lights because of problems with electric cables in area related to winter weather and corrosion from road salt. MORE
Feb. 6, 2014
Network providers present proposal for 800-kilometer, or 500-mile, corridor in Germany of high-voltage power lines, carrying electricity from wind turbines; many Germans balk at idea of power lines running through their backyards and fields around their communities. MORE
Feb. 6, 2014
ISO-New England electric grid operator says retirement of several power plants in New England is reducing power supply and driving up prices; says regional auction to buy power for 2017 and 2018 in so-called capacity markets ends with shortfall in megawatts. MORE
Jan. 15, 2014
FirstEnergy, one of country's largest electric companies, agrees to work toward reducing its carbon emissions after prodding by shareholders like New York State and Connecticut pension funds. MORE
Jan. 1, 2014
Consolidated Edison agrees to spend about $650 million to prepare for another storm like Hurricane Sandy without raising its rates for residential electricity for two years; agreement ends Con Ed's bid for $450 million rate increase in 2014. MORE
Dec. 28, 2013
Spanish government decrees country's utilities can charge consumers only 2.3 percent more for their electricity after accusing companies of manipulating recent auction to win price increase of 11 percent; government's unprecedented intervention underlines fragile regulations of Spain's electricity market and conflicting interests driving its energy policy. MORE
Dec. 22, 2013
Gretchen Morgenson Fair Game column; confidential documents show that since 2005 the Federal Reserve Board has given JPMorgan Chase a free hand to expand in commodities like electricity that are typically off limits to big banks; maneuvering in markets for electricity, metals, oil and more made billions for JPMorgan and other banks in recent years, but their involvement in commodities has come under intense scrutiny (Series: The House Edge). MORE
Dec. 16, 2013
Gaza's lone power plant sputters back to life after $10 million grant from Qatar covering cost of diesel fuel from Israel; move brings relief to area, where a lack of cheap fuel has contributed to the overflow of raw sewage, 21-hour blackouts and flooding, and ends finger-pointing between Palestinian Authority and Hamas. MORE
Dec. 9, 2013
Governors of eight Northeastern states plan to petition the Environmental Protection Agency to force stricter air pollution rules on nine Rust Belt and Appalachian states, sparking regional battle; governors say their neighbors have long profited from unfair advantage of cheap energy, even as prevailing winds carry soot and smog eastward. MORE
Nov. 28, 2013
Carbon Power Plant, Utah's oldest coal-fired power plant and its related mining operation, is set to close by April 2015, a result of stricter new federal pollution regulations; shutdown is part of trend in which energy companies are moving away from coal toward cleaner, cheaper natural gas, and has residents increasingly afraid that their jobs--and community--may soon slip away. MORE
Nov. 24, 2013
FYI column on when homes and businesses in New York City gained access to utility power. MORE
Nov. 21, 2013
Raw sewage floods streets in a southern Gaza City neighborhood, threatening a health disaster, after a shortage of electricity and cheap diesel fuel from Egypt led Hamas government to shut down Gaza's lone power plant, causing a pump station to flood. MORE
Nov. 16, 2013
Arizona power regulators vote to impose modest charge on residential customers who own rooftop solar panels; decision is seen as compromise between system that credits customers for excess renewable energy they send back to the grid, and power companies, who say such customers do not pay their share of systemwide costs. MORE
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A New Push to Regulate Power Costs
More than a decade after the drive began to convert electricity from a regulated industry into a competitive one, many states are rolling back their initiatives.September 4, 2007 businessNews
Gov. Andrew Cuomo's Power Play
An investigation shows that the governor was largely responsible for the Long Island Power Authority's bumbling response to Hurricane Sandy.
October 31, 2014, Friday
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The Problem With Energy Efficiency
It would be a mistake to assume that LEDs will significantly reduce overall energy consumption.
October 9, 2014, Thursday
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How Grid Efficiency Went South
The industry is working to provide an adequate amount of both energy and power at a reasonable cost.
October 8, 2014, Wednesday
MORE ON ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER AND: Energy Efficiency , Electric Light and Power , Solar Energy
Sun and Wind Alter Global Landscape, Leaving Utilities Behind
Electric utility executives all over the world are watching nervously as technologies they once dismissed as irrelevant begin to threaten their long-established business plans.
September 14, 2014, Sunday
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Construction Starts on a Solar Plant
First Solar and Florida-based NextEra Energy Resources have started construction on a $1 billion, 250-megawatt solar power generating station in the desert 50 miles south of Las Vegas.
September 6, 2014, Saturday
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Australian Leader Seeks Deal to Sell Uranium to India
Prime Minister Tony Abbott said ahead of a visit to India that a uranium sale deal would help support "the world's emerging democratic superpower."
September 4, 2014, Thursday
MORE ON ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER AND: Australia , Arms Control and Limitation and Disarmament , Uranium , India , Abbott, Tony , Nuclear Energy , Nuclear Weapons , Electric Light and Power , Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty , International Relations , Modi, Narendra
California Power Substation Attacked in 2013 Is Struck Again
The substation, which is near San Jose and provides energy to thousands, was hit by thieves early Wednesday, despite increased security, the Pacific Gas and Electric Company said.
August 29, 2014, Friday
MORE ON ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER AND: Pacific Gas and Electric Co , Santa Clara County (Calif) , Security and Warning Systems , Robberies and Thefts , Smith, Laurie , Federal Energy Regulatory Commission , Electric Light and Power , San Jose (Calif)
Traders Profit as Power Grid Is Overworked
Trading linked to congestion on New York State's electric grid, a market intended to protect power companies and ultimately benefit consumers, has made big profits for trading firms.
August 15, 2014, Friday
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In Britain, Nuclear Reactors to Be Shut Down in Fault Investigation
Nearly a quarter of Britain's nuclear generating capacity will be halted as a precaution after a defect was found at another EDF Energy reactor that was shut down in June.
August 12, 2014, Tuesday
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Nigeria's Power Problem
Time passed, the next monthly bill appeared, and hard on its heels came men with ladders to disconnect us.
August 8, 2014, Friday
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MANAHAWKIN, N.J - October 24, 2013
Missing in action for 45 years, Air Force Maj. Louis Fulda Guillermin will receive a graveside service with full military honors on Saturday, October 5 at 12 p.m. at Glenwood Memorial Gardens, 2321 Westchester Pike in Broomall. The public is welcome to attend the burial service. Military funeral honors will include the folding and presentation of the American flag, a gun salute and the playing of Taps. A funeral service will precede the burial at 10 a.m. at Collins Funeral Home in Oxford.
"We at Glenwood Memorial Gardens are proud to provide sacred grounds for hundreds of veterans," said Lola Rogers-Corbett, family service counselor at Glenwood Memorial Gardens, an honored Dignity Memorial® provider in Broomall. "It is an honor for us to have Maj. Guillermin interred at our cemetery."
Maj. Guillermin, born in West Chester on Jan. 6, 1943, was killed in action along with one other crew member aboard an A-26A invader aircraft that crashed in Laos on April 30, 1968. After 45 years, Maj. Guillermin's remains were identified and his family was notified. The son of Wister and Myrtle Booker Guillermin, Maj. Guillermin was a graduate of West Chester University. He is survived by five cousins. The Louis F. Guillermin Vietnam Veterans Chapter #436 in Phoenixville is named in his honor.
The Dignity Memorial network offers a number of initiatives and programs to honor and support our nation's veterans and active military, including the Dignity Memorial Homeless Veterans Burial Program, the Veterans Planning Guide, the Dignity Memorial Vietnam Wall, educational veterans seminars and special pricing for members of veterans service organizations.
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Combined, those two sectors—transportation and power generation—accounted for 19.2 billion tons of GHG emissions (measured in CO2 equivalents). And keep in mind that we can neither project continued annual yield increases, nor pretend that total food production can go anywhere but dramatically upwards in concert with population growth. Thus there are limited opportunities to significantly shift the calculus on agriculture's contributions to GHG emissions.
Conversely, there are major opportunities to reduce the total GHG emissions in transportation and power generation, using renewable fuels, solar and wind energy and application of technology, such as fuel-efficient vehicles and "smart" electrical grids.
If Worldwatch and other groups with similar agenda really want to reduce GHG emissions, they'd be better off focusing on the transportation and energy sectors. Those two areas represent a more significant source of GHG emissions, and the potential for reductions in those areas is vastly more viable.
One additional note: Since livestock, the source of "enteric fermentation" and the subsequent production of methane gas get singled out as the largest culprit within agriculture, it's important to note that there are other categories that would offer significant reduction in emissions, without impacting one of the world's most critical food sources:
For example: In forestry, FAO estimated that total GHG emissions in 2010 from deforestation exceeded 2.63 billion tons, again a total that could (and should) be substantially reduced through the application of modern forestry management and more rigorous protection of existing rainforests from "slash-and-burn" practices.
And let's not forget that if—as so many veggie fanatics propose—global agriculture were to shift dramatically from meat production to cultivation of grain and other edible crops to replace calories lost by eliminating animal foods (although much of the rangeland where cattle, sheep and goats currently graze is wholly unsuited for row crops), vast acreage now covered with carbon-sequestering forests would have to be mowed down and plowed up, further exacerbating the already significant issue of deforestation's negative impact on GHG emissions.
So when Worldwatch and their ilk trot out what they hope people perceive as negative numbers on GHG emissions associated with animal agriculture, not only do those data need to be compared with other sources that are much greater, but they need to be considered in the context of the ongoing challenge to feed the billions of people alive on Earth today and the billions more to come in the next several decades.
As an indicator of where we need to focus in balancing food production and CO2 emissions, the 4.69 billion tons of GHG emissions attributed to livestock may not be what Mark Twain termed "a damn lie," but it sure is a damn lousy statistic. □
The opinions expressed in this commentary are solely those of Dan Murphy, a veteran food-industry journalist and commentator.


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General Tips
- Joss Whedon's Top 10 Writing Tips
- Getting Out of Your Comfort Zone
- 34 Writing Tips that will make you a Better Writer
- 50 Free resources that will improve your writing skills
- 5 ways to get out of the comfort zone and become a stronger writer
- 10 ways to avoid Writing Insecurity
- The Writer's Guide to Overcoming Insecurity
- The Difference Between Good Writers and Bad Writers
- You're Not Hemingway - Developing Your Own Style
- 7 Ways to use Brain Science to Hook Readers and Reel them In
- 8 Short Story Tips from Kurt Vonnegut
- How to Show, Not Tell
- 5 Essential Story Ingredients
- How to Write Fiction that grabs your readers from page one
- Why research is important in writing
- Make Your Reader Root for Your Main Character
- Writing Ergonomics (Staying Comfortable Whilst Writing)
- The Importance of Body Language
Character Development
- 10 days of Character Building
- Name Generators
- Name Playground
- Universal Mary Sue Litmus Test
- Seven Common Character Types
- Handling a Cast of Thousands Part 1 - Getting To Know Your Characters
- Web Resources for Developing Characters
- Building Fictional Characters
- Fiction Writer's Character Chart
- Character Building Workshop
- Tips for Characterization
- Character Chart for Fiction Writers
- Villains are people too but…
- How to Write a Character Bible
- Character Development Exercises
- All Your Characters Talk the Same - And They're Not A Hivemind!
- Medieval Names Archive
- Sympathy Without Saintliness
- Family Echo (Family Tree Maker)
- Behind The Name
- 100 Character Development Questions for Writers
- Aether's Character Development Worksheet
- The 12 Common Archetypes
- Six Types of Courageous Characters
- Kazza's List of Character Secrets - Part 1, Part 2
- Creating Believable Characters With Personality
- Body Language Cheat Sheet
- Creating Fictional Characters Series
- Three Ways to Avoid Lazy Character Description
- 7 Rules for Picking Names for Fictional Characters
- Character Development Questionnaire
- How to Create Fictional Characters
- Character Name Resources
- Character Development Template
- Character Development Through Hobbies
- Character Flaws List
- 10 Questions for Creating Believable Characters
- Ari's Archetype Series
- How to Craft Compelling Characters
- List of 200 Character Traits
- Writing Characters of the Opposite Sex
- Making Your Characters Likable
- Do you really know your characters?
- Character Development: Virtues
- Character Development: Vices
- Character Morality Alignment
- List of Negative Personality Traits
- List of Positive Personality Traits
- List of Emotions - Positive
- List of Emotions - Negative
- Loon's Character Development Series - Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4
- Phobia List A-L (Part 1), M-Z (Part 2)
- 30 Day In Depth Character Development Meme
- Words for Emotions based on Severity
- Eight Bad Characters
- High Level Description of the Sixteen Personality Types
Female Characters
- How Not to Write Female Characters
- Writing Female Characters
- How to write empowering female characters
- Why I write strong female characters
- Red Flags for Female Characters Written by Men
- Writing strong female characters
- The Female Character Flowchart
- Eight Heroine Archetypes
Male Characters
Tips for Specific Characters
- Writing A Vampire
- Writing Pansexual Characters
- Writing Characters on the Police Force
- Writing Drunk Characters
- Writing A Manipulative Character
- Writing A Friends With Benefits Relationship
- Writing A Natural Born Leader
- Writing A Flirtatious Character
- Writing A Nice Character
- Fiction Writing Exercises for Creating Villains
- Five Traits to Contribute to an Epic Villain
- Writing Villains that Rock
- Writing British Characters
- How To Write A Character With A Baby
- On Assassin Characters
- It's Not What They Say…
- Top 8 Tips for Writing Dialogue
- Speaking of Dialogue
- The Great Said Debate
- He Said, She Said, Who Said What?
- How to Write Dialogue Unique to Your Characters
- Writing Dialogue: Go for Realistic, Not Real-Life
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Plot, Conflict, Structure and Outline
- Writing A Novel Using the Snowflake Method
- Effectively Outlining Your Novel
- Conflict and Character Within Story Structure
- Outlining Your Plot
- Ideas, Plots and Using the Premise Sheets
- How To Write A Novel
- Creating Conflict and Sustaining Suspense
- Plunge Right In…Into Your Story, That Is
- Tips for Creating a Compelling Plot
- 36 (plus one) Dramatic Situations
- The Evil Overlord Devises A Plot: Excerpt from Stupid Plot Tricks
- Conflict Test
- What is Conflict?
- Monomyth
- The Hero's Journey: Summary of Steps
- Outline Your Novel in Thirty Minutes
- Plotting Without Fears
- Novel Outlining 101
- Writing The Perfect Scene
- One-Page Plotting
- The Great Swampy Middle
- How Can You Know What Belongs In Your Book?
- Create A Plot Outline in 8 Easy Steps
- How to Organize and Develop Ideas for Your Novel
- Create Structure in your novel using index cards
- Choosing the best outline method for you
- Hatch's Plot Bank
Setting & Worldbuilding
- Magical Word Builder's Guide
- I Love The End Of The World
- World Building 101
- The Art of Description: Eight Tips to Help Bring Your Settings to Life
- Creating the Perfect Setting - Part 1
- Creating a Believable World
- Setting
- Character and Setting Interactions
- Maps Workshop - Developing the Fictional World Through Mapping
- World Builders Project
- How To Create Fantasy Worlds
- Creating Fantasy and Science Fiction Worlds
Creativity Boosters* denotes prompts
- *Creative Writing Prompts
- *Ink Provoking
- *Story Starter
- *Story Spinner
- *Story Kitchen
- *Language is a Virus
- *The Dabbling Mum
- Quick Story Idea Generator
- Solve Your Problems By Simply Saying Them Out Loud
- Busting Your Writing Rut
- Creative Acceleration: 11 Tips To Engineer A Productive Flow
- Writing Inspiration, Or Sex on a Bicycle
- The Seven Major Beginner Mistakes
- Complete Your First Book with these 9 Simple Writing Habits
- Free Association, Active Imagination, Twilight Imaging
- Random Book Title Generator
- Finishing Your Novel
- Story Starters & Idea Generators
- Words to Use More Often
Revision & Grammar
- How To Rewrite
- Editing Recipe
- Cliche Finder
- Revising Your Novel: Read What You've Written
- Writing 101: Revising A Novel
- 20 Common Grammar Mistakes That (Almost) Everyone Makes
- Synonyms for the Most Commonly Used Words of the English Language
- Grammar Urban Legends
Tools & Software
- Tip Of My Tongue - Find the word you're looking for
- Write or Die - Stay motivated
- Stay Focused - Tool for Chrome, lock yourself out of distracting websites
- My Writing Nook - Online Text Editor, Free
- Bubbl.us - Online Mind Map Application, Free
- Family Echo - Online Family Tree Maker, Free
- Freemind - Mind Map Application; Free; Windows, Mac, Linux, Portable
- Xmind - Mind Map Application; Free; Windows, Mac, Linux, Portable
- Liquid Story Binder - Novel Organization and Writing Application; free trial, $45.95; Windows, Portable
- Scrivener - Novel Organization and Writing Application; free trial, $39.95; Mac
- SuperNotecard - Novel Organization and Writing Application; free trial, $29; Windows, Mac, Linux, portable
- yWriter - Novel Organization and Writing Application; free; Windows, Linux, portable
- JDarkRoom - Minimalist Text Editing Application; free; Windows, Mac, Linux, portable
- AutoRealm - Map Creation Application; free; Windows, Linux with Wine
Specific Help
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