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Mastering the art of thought editing Continue reading on The Writing Cooperative » Go to Source Author: Simona Hostakova
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How can you put story concept and premise to use? Todayâs post includes excerpts from Whatâs the Story? Building Blocks for Fiction Writing, chapter eleven: âConcept, Premise, and Loglines.â Enjoy! Most audiences are first introduced to stories as concepts, premises, or loglines. These are hooks used for pitching and marketing; they draw peopleâs attention, get them…
Archetypal characters for fiction writers. The hero, the mentor, the sidekick. Weâre all familiar with archetypal characters in storytelling. Weâve seen them before. We know the roles they play. Archetypal characters shouldnât be confused with stock characters or stereotypical characters. Although weâve seen all these characters before and will surely see them again, stock and…