Three Story Method: Foundations of Fiction
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- $9.99
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- $9.99
Publisher Description
Storytelling isn't complicated. We'll prove it to you.
Do you have an amazing idea for a novel but you struggle to get words on the page? Maybe the problem isn't writer's block. Maybe you need a writing process.
Publishing veterans and bestselling authors Zach Bohannon and J. Thorn share their proven system for developing a plan that will bridge the gap between a collection of random notes and a cohesive first draft.
This comprehensive book will teach you the foundations of fiction: Plot, Structure, Genre, Theme, Character, and World.
Discover:
Why you need a system to finish a first draft whether you plot or pants
What Aristotle said about storytelling thousands of years ago that still applies today
How studying Star Wars can make you a better writer
What some of the most prolific authors believe about the craft
How all stories can be reduced to three components
Which archetypes create a more engaging reader experience
How the Hero's Journey is alike and different than the Virgin's Promise
Why you should cast your characters like a movie producer
Developed over 10 years and applied on millions of words of fiction, Thorn and Bohannon will show you how to layer your approach and build a fantastic story from the ground up.
No more staring at a blinking cursor when you sit down to write!
Become a master storyteller today. Three Story Method will transform you from a struggling writer into a career author.
Downloadable worksheet and full list of resources included! Get it now!
Customer Reviews
An excellent resource
As an award-winning author, editor, and someone who teaches Story, this is a great resource.
The authors provide thorough background and resources for further study while giving you everything need to improve your writing and/or your existing manuscript.
I’ve been in this space for a while now and was surprised by what I learned from this book.
It’s a great resource that I will recommend to my students and writer friends alike
A few gems, mostly rehash or other books
I was excited to read this after listening to the authors on Joanna Penny’s podcast, but while it had a few good reminders and I did highlight occasionally, it’s mostly retreads of other, more detailed books. Story Grid by Shawn Coyne is one of, if not, the best book out there and they quote it a lot. I will say, this is a short book, so if you want to save time and get some basic structure advice, check this out. But if you are looking for something deeper, check out Story Grid.