| Title | : | Plot with Character: How to Quickly Plot and Outline a Novel with Character Arc in 40 Scenes (The Plot Chronicles Book 1) |
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| ISBN | : | - |
| Language | : | English |
| Format Type | : | Kindle Edition |
| Number of Pages | : | 78 |
| Publication | : | First published January 23, 2015 |
Plot with Character offers in-depth and specific guidance toward creating a workable plot. Learning how to plot the pivotal and connecting scenes of your story shouldn't be painful. Some books offer plenty of jargon and misdirection--and even good books sometimes don't quite ground theory into practice. What you need is a step-by-step plot plan designed to get you from Chapter One to The End. This book can help you achieve just that, delivering a no-frills explanation that gets to the meat of the matter, where you really need to be. In the thickening plot. This guide comes with a ready-to-be-filled-in set of worksheets that gets you writing now. And that's what you want. Write now.
Grab a pen and let's get plotting!
Plot with Character: How to Quickly Plot and Outline a Novel with Character Arc in 40 Scenes (The Plot Chronicles Book 1) Reviews
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Good info, but ...
Worksheets lack organization. Not in outline format or have bullet points to assist in committing information to memory. This book is brief, providing good material, but with few real examples to easily understand the point of the title. Had I not read K.M. Weiland's books and blog posts on this subject, then I would have rated this book higher.