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How to Illustrate your own Stories & Books?
Illustrations will make your Story more Vivid. They’ll give it more depth. They allow the Public to develop a more durable & more memorable bond with the Story. As a Writer you may not have the Skills necessary to draw. Or even to know what to draw. Though, it is fairly simple to compose your…
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Drawing Routine for Writers & Storytellers
Why would you want to Draw your Characters? Your Environments? Your Stories? Because they’re Yours. Summary – What would you Draw as a Writer? Start with a Test Session. Try all you want to try right at the beginning Continue with Characters. Once you’ve warmed up, it will be easier to get better results on…
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How to Summarize a Story in 1 Sentence?
A Story is easier to Understand & Present if it can be summarized. It also allows you to Pitch it more progressively. If a potential client is interested in your Story but cannot hear too much of it. Finally, It offers you the concision you need to Remember all your core Storylines. Because, you’ll write…
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8. Private Pool
Emma:”They’re bees.” P:”I heard you.” Emma:”They need your consideration.” P:”They do? I’m just a human. Insects don’t care about us.” Emma:”Hum?” P:”They were there before us. They’ll be there after us.” Emma:”It’s terrible.” P:”What is?” Emma:”You can really imagine your own end. The end of humans. A planet without any humans?” P:”It happened before. Surely…
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How do you make the Narrator a Character?
The Narrator can be a Character met in the Story, observing the Story, orienting the Story. Here’s a simple process on how to integrate her. Summary – 4 steps to an Integrated Narrator Define Who the Narrator is. What is her Relationships with the other Characters? What’s her Goal, other than narrating the Story? Why…
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