Write and sell your best book or script - with storytelling tricks from your favorite movies!
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The book will write itself
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Do you have a completed or partial manuscript sitting around in a drawer or under your bed that you think isn’t good enough to finish or submit?
- Are you wondering how you could possibly think you’re good enough to make it as an autho...
Sense & Sensibility - story breakdown (& tentpole scenes)
We’ve been talking about the TENTPOLE SCENES of your book or script, and that actually dovetails very nicely with my Writing Life post this holiday weekend - so you get an extra newsletter! I owe you one after missing last week’s, on accoun...
The six tentpole scenes of your book
To understand story structure — and improve your writing for all time! —you need to understand these six key scenes:
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The HOOK (INCITING INCIDENT)
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Act I CLIMAX (usually but not always INTO THE SPECIAL WORLD).
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MIDPOINT CL...
THE GRAPEVINE RV road tour: Day 3
DAY THREE:
Publication Day!
This book’s writing journey sometimes felt as long and torturous as the drive through the Grapevine pass. There were a thousand arguments, a few hundred heated debates, and at least four “why don’t you just wri...
THE GRAPEVINE - road trip thriller out now!
I don’t usually post something this personally focused on the Screenwriting Tricks for Authors Substack - I save that for my still-in-beta Writing Life Substack.
But this week Craig & I are embarked on our epic and possibly ill-advised RV...
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Million-selling, Thriller Award-winning crime author and screenwriter. Author/teacher of the Screenwriting Tricks for Authors books & workshops.
Crime writer. Eleventh novel, The Trials of Marjorie Crowe, published by Hodder & Stoughton in January 2024.
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