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Complete, First published Aug 19, 2018
After reading this guidebook, you'll have a method for ensuring that your story is well-told, well-paced, and highly effective. You'll be guided through the process of reviewing your story, scene-by-scene, until it works. We won't focus on copy-editing or proofreading. This is all about your story because your story matters! What you'll learn in this book: - Why you need to perform a story edit - How to make the most out of you characters - How to use the key elements of fiction to make your story flow - How to elevate the emotional impact of settings - How to engage your readers with the story arcAll Rights Reserved
Table of contents
- DedicationWed, Dec 19, 2018
- 1.1) What Is A Scene In A StoryWed, Dec 19, 2018
- 2.0) Characters - Point of View and GoalsWed, Dec 19, 2018
- 2.1) Point Of View CharactersWed, Dec 19, 2018
- 2.2) POV Character GoalsWed, Dec 19, 2018
- 3.0) Plot - Make Your Story FlowFri, Sep 27, 2019
- 3.1) Scene OpeningWed, Dec 19, 2018
- 3.2) Scene ClosingWed, Dec 19, 2018
- 3.3) The Importance Of Word CountWed, Dec 19, 2018
- 4.0) Settings - Elevate Emotional ImpactWed, Dec 19, 2018
- 4.1) Avoid An Empty StageWed, Dec 19, 2018
- 5.0) The Story Arc - Engage Your ReadersFri, Sep 27, 2019
- 5.1) The Inciting IncidentWed, Dec 19, 2018
- 5.2) Plot Point OneWed, Dec 19, 2018
- 5.3) The MidpointWed, Dec 19, 2018
- 5.4) Plot Point TwoWed, Dec 19, 2018
- 5.5) The ClimaxWed, Dec 19, 2018
- 5.6) The Story Arc And Your CharactersWed, Dec 19, 2018
- 6.0) Dream Big - Tell Better StoriesFri, Sep 27, 2019
- About The AuthorWed, Dec 19, 2018
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