When And How To Write Multiple Points Of View

When And How To Write Multiple Points Of View

When should you write from multiple points of view, rather than one? And how do you do it? in this episode, I’ll cover 4 reasons to use multiple points of view, common pitfalls to avoid, and how to make sure your multiple points of view are integrated into your...
Unpredictable: 4 Ways To Keep Readers Guessing

Unpredictable: 4 Ways To Keep Readers Guessing

Predictability may keep us feeling safe and certain in real life. But it’s fatal in story. You never want the reader to see what’s coming next. You want to keep readers guessing. A great story is unpredictable. Once the reader can predict how the plot will...
Scene Goals: Why You Need Them, How To Write Them

Scene Goals: Why You Need Them, How To Write Them

Often what gets in the way of an otherwise great scene is a lack of compelling character goals. Without a goal in each scene, a story lacks two vital things: tension and momentum. In this episode, we’ll explore why you need a goal in every scene, and 3 types of...
5 Must-Have Scenes To Include In Your Story

5 Must-Have Scenes To Include In Your Story

Scenes set up the structural pace of your story. Some scenes are more action driven, so they move at a faster clip. Other scenes are more reflective and move slower. Some scenes have more intensity, some have less. Which is why you need different scene types in your...

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