Category: Copyright
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Should You Read John Truby’s The Anatomy of Genres?
To get a grasp on genres, consider reading John Truby’s latest book The Anatomy of Genres: How Story Forms Explain the Way the World Works.
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Committed to Think and Write
Are you committed to think and write? Like a pilot, you gauge the length of your writing runway and speed to ensure you take off safely.
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Excel at Tracking Crucial Scene Content
Learn how you can excel at tracking crucial scene content to win the hearts of readers, including essential beats and contributions.
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Scene Tracking Tips Every Writer Should Know About
Of all the techniques studied over the years, scene tracking is the surefire way to turn wannabe-scenes into winners.
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Discover Scene Tracking Contributions to Story
Discover scene tracking contributions to story, helping you stay on track to deliver the promise of your premise.
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Writers: Design a Killer Plot Based on the Recipes and Ingredients of Bestsellers
You can design a killer plot based on the recipes and ingredients used by bestselling authors. It’s as simple as making an omelet!
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Stuck Trying to Turn a Premise of a Story into a Plot? Do This Instead!
Plot is what happens within the narrative. If you’re stuck trying to turn a premise of a story into a plot, do this instead.
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Understanding Your Favorite Genre Gives You the Advantage Bestselling Authors Know Well
What do you consider the best characteristics of your favorite genre? I’ll share how knowing those key details helps you engage readers.
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Tips to Link Story and Themes
At the end of a book, readers frequently comment on their takeaway message, inferring story and themes are linked. Get these tips!
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Effective Tips for Writing Scenes that Hook Audiences and Keep Them Turning Pages
Adopt proven practices that satisfy readers’ expectations. Tips for writing scenes that hook audiences and keep readers turning pages.
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Create and Structure Your Plot
The main plot is a thread of crucial events that comprise the narrative. Create and structure your plot with the Trellis Method.
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How to Create a Book Trailer with Canva Pro
Learn how to create a book trailer with Canva and give potential readers a glimpse of your novel by maximizing their interest.