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Write Drunk, Revise Sober

Tuesday, December 18, 2007 . 2:56 PM

Hair of the Dog - 12/18/07

One simple tarot card reading involves choosing three cards, which represent the questioner's past, present and future respectively. Pick three random tarot cards and do a "reading" for a character, basing your plot around the indicated past, present and future. Do not reference tarot cards within your work unless it is particularly relevant.

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