Thinking Outside the Book
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What is the process of writing a book? What exactly makes a story a story? What makes a story idea creative?
The most important question about this book--can a book tell the story of itself?
What if there was a story that redefined what a story was? What if the story you are now considering reading told the story of how it became a story?
Join Hunter Hiebert through the journey of writing a story that tells the tale of unfolding itself as it unfolds. Not even the author knows what's going to happen in the book for it hasn't happened yet to know.
If you're confused, that's good. It's time to get reading and shake that confusion from your bones.
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