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| Books |
| | How to Write Dazzling Dialogue | James Scott Bell |
| | Rivet Your Readers with Deep Point of View | by Jill Elizabeth Nelson |
| | Self-Editing for Fiction Writers | by Renni Browne and Dave King |
| | Supporting Character Secrets | by William C. Martell |
| | The Writer's Compass | by Nancy Ellen Dodd |
| | Wonderbook | by Jeff Vandermeer |
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| Plot Plans |
| | Plot Plan 1 (RTF) | The Three-Act Format |
| | Plot Plan 2 (RTF) | Extension of the Three-Act Format |
| | Plot Plan 3 (RTF) | Eight Point Chronological Arc |
| | Plot Plan 4 (RTF) | Eight High Concept Plot Points |
| | Plot Plan 5 (RTF) | Plotting from the Middle |
| | Plot Plan 6 (RTF) | Monomyth (The Hero’s Journey) |
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| Website |
| | How Many Syllables | Our Mission: To educate in a fun and engaging way.
Belief: The path to education starts with the first syllable. |
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| Workshop Handouts |
| | 4 Easy Steps To An Irresistible Book Blurb | by Beth Bacon |
| | Backstory (PDF) | Definition, example, and a worksheet for writing backstory. |
| | Character Relationships (PDF) | A character driven story is driven by the protagonists main emotional confict and how the supporting characters react. Is your supporting character a mirror character, a revealing character, or a contrast character? |
| | Character Sketches (PDF) | Outline for describing a character |
| | Dialog (PDF) | Suggestions and resources for writing dialog |
| | Figures of Speech (PDF) | |
| | Making a Scene (PDF) | How to write a scene in a fiction. |
| | The Learning Zone Model (RTF) | https://www.mindtools.com/pages/article/learning-zone-model.htm
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| | The Stories We Tell Ourselves (RTF) | Based on a workshop by Gregg Levoy (http://gregglevoy.com)
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| | Who's Telling the Story (PDF) | Persona Narrator and Point of View |