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Review: A Groom for Rachel

August 12, 2026

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A Groom for Rachel by Marianne Spitzer
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

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Save The Cat!: The Ten Genres According to Cory Milles

July 29, 2017 Cory Milles spoke at the Saturday Writer’s meeting on the topic of “The 10 Ways to Save A Cat.” Cory is the author of Paradox, Redemption, and New Miller’s Grove, to name a few, under the author name of C. David Milles. Cory Milles, author and speaker There are 10 basic genres in movies as well as in writing. By defining your story into one of these, you can make sure you have all of your elements or figure out to you what you are missing. Usually if your story isn’t working, you are missing one of the three prime elements. Spend some time placing your story into it’s appropriate genre. Thiswill help you write better. This is based on the information he garnered from Save the Cat by Blake Snyder. Save The Cat!: The 10 Genres 1. Monster in the House a. Monster—person, creature, supernatural being, animal. b. House—enclosed area where the action...

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