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2 2 About Us Who Are We Backstory Publisher Website Meetup Story-Structure-Bham Tagline Corporate City Narrator/ Biography Series Privately Held S-Corporation (For Profit) Birmingham Alabama Writer Silently Series Storyline About Light Light = Revelation of God Backstory Statement of Faith We are a Christian-based company in that we believe in God, the Lord Jesus Christ as Savior, and believe we have eternal life only by His blood. We believe He is the Word made flesh, that He was born of a virgin sent of God into the world, that He lived a perfect sinless life, and that He died and rose again so we may live. We believe that the Bible is literally true, and that the Holy Spirit is the third person of the Trinity. Page 2 of 8
3 3 Instruction Sets How To Write COMPELLING [Series] Fiction Keyword Instruction Set Description Fiction Fiction Writing What is fiction writing? HowTo How To Write How to write fiction Craft Writing Craft Specialized or specific technique, knowledge, adaptation Technical Technical Skill Skill required to produce something tangible Becoming Becoming an Author How to be an "Author" - public personna Legal Anything Legal Copyrights, trademarks, contracts, identifiers, disputes, registration Publishing Publishing World of publishing, publicity, marketing Dictionary Dictionary Words Page 3 of 8
4 4 Fiction Writing What is fiction writing? Fiction? Cake Movie House Ride Chess Travel Arrow Analogy How is fiction writing like baking a cake? How is fiction writing like making a movie? How is fiction writing like building a house? How is fiction writing like going to an amusement park? How is fiction writing like playing a game of chess? How is fiction writing like travelling to an exotic location? How is fiction writing like shooting an arrow? Page 4 of 8
5 5 Story Analogy Fiction Writing Part 1 Bake a cake Make a movie How is fiction writing like baking a cake? - gather ingredients - mix cake - heat / cook in oven - mix or open frosting - when cake done, add frosting - decorate as desired How is fiction writing like making a movie? - acquire rights to story - write script - acquire people to act - appoint director, producer, behind-scenes staff - go to locales, setting, props - film - edit or cut to achieve consistency - market and sell - release to public Page 5 of 8
6 6 Plot Dynamics A story's energy Term Description Role 1-Engine 2-Elements 3-Events 4-Emotion 5-Eternal 6-Theme 7-Synopsis 8-Style 9-Pattern Dynamic - Engine of story; motive; consequence Interaction - Staging; rendering; what to focus on Events - What is happening (drama); what is going to happen (suspense) Feelings - Human feelings; choices; thought-life God - How relate to God through Jesus; faith; hope; love (grace, compassion, right with God) Bigger Picture - What story is "really saying" or "really about" in the human / vampyric condition Synopsis - Summary text description of what happens Style - How you write, your voice, your craft Pattern - Subtle recurrence to strengthen story 10-Empower Empower - Force (by a person's choice) that makes a profound influence What drives What reveals What moves What connects What lasts What says What happens What directs What resonates What empowers 11-Influence Influence - Why a person does what they do What influences 12-Conflict Conflict - Direct opposition or subtle consequence or reaction What escalates Page 6 of 8
7 7 Story Element Building blocks Term Description Role 1-Scene Scene Structure - How scenes are interconnected Integral to story narrative "ride" 2-Time Story Time - Perceived passage of time Integral to story narrative "time" 3-Recurrence Recurrence - Patterns, Echos, Mirrors Subtle powerful links to reader's subconsciousness 4-Exposition Exposition - Handle what reader needs to know Help reader understand context 5-Dramatize Dramatize - How dramatic narrative is evoked Escalates tension and evokes feelings 5B-Seque Seque - Link to what happens next Dramatic turn 5C-Cliffhanger 6-POV Cliffhanger - Left hanging (literally) what happened (mystery) or what happens next (suspense) Point of View - From which character POV shown Dramatic precipice Who is telling the story 7-Pacing Pacing - How story is paced, presented Dramatic pacing 8-Framework Framework - Perceived context or momentum External literary device Page 7 of 8
8 8 To Be Continued... Core Acronym When is a story 'idea' drama-worthy? Writing Craft C.O.R.E. B.O.D.Y. S.T.R.E.N.G.T.H. C-Consequences O-Opposition R-Relationships E-Emotion B-Blocking O-Overflow D-Dramatize Y-You S-Scenes T-True to Life R-Resonate E-Empathy N-Nothing G-Grammar T-Together H-Heart Page 8 of 8
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