For writers of fantasy and science fiction who want to deepen their craft and rekindle their wonder. Advice from a developmental editor and story guide.
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Scene Alchemy: Maps, Guides, and Lost Questions
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Throughout the Scene Alchemy series, we’ve been looking at the single greatest problem I see as a developmental editor: a lack of scene structure, which makes a story lose focus, lose direction, and lose reade...
Putting It All Together: Quiet Scenes, Pacing, and Breaking the Rules (Scene Alchemy #8)
Speculative fiction scenes come in all shapes and sizes, but the best tend to follow the same rhyming scheme:
- The protagonist (or point of view character) wants something badly. A temporary goal they must achieve to reach their goal f...
New Goals: The End is Never the End (Scene Alchemy #7)
Have you ever beta read for someone else, or exchanged feedback in a writing group?
If so, you probably know how it feels when there’s something just a little bit...off about a book. Things happen in the story. Maybe the characters even ha...
Complications: The Art of Getting Lost (Scene Alchemy #6)
You’d be forgiven for thinking a scene ends with the outcome.
The character either achieves the thing they were fighting for or fails, and either way the scene is over, right? Time to move on.
There’s just one problem with that: a clean s...
Outcome: Your Crossroads of Consequence (Scene Alchemy #5)
The outcome of a scene is where we find out if all the character’s hard work has paid off.
Will they get the thing they’ve been fighting for, or will everything go horribly wrong and leave them further away than ever from their goal?
The...
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