Storyteller Tools: Outline from Vision to Finished Novel Without Losing the Magic
- Julia Grachevahas quoted4 years ago
Remember, nobody is looking over your shoulder, nobody is criticising as you write. If and when your novel is published and hits the e-readers and bookshelves, people will admire your vivid imagination and attention to detail. They’ll picture you hammering out the tale all at one go. That’s all that matters. - billecarthas quoted7 years ago
Editing, Expanding and Contracting World/Character Dialogs - billecarthas quoted7 years agoWorld Paragraphs encompass anything external to the POV Character's mind, including their body; however, what they describe is still (a) subjective to that character and (b) uses their voice, i.e. only that language and imagery available to them.
- billecarthas quoted7 years agoHow to use the World/Character Dialogue
- billecarthas quoted7 years agoTHE WORLD/CHARACTER DIALOGUE
- billecarthas quoted7 years agoSTORYTELLING TOOLS: SUMMARY
- billecarthas quoted7 years agoWorldbuilding in the Scene Outline
- billecarthas quoted7 years agoHow to write a Scene Outline
- billecarthas quoted7 years agoWorldbuilding with Scene QABNs
- billecarthas quoted7 years agoIf the final move of the chapter is the winning move of a clash between moves, then the implied suspense belongs in the But Now.
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