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filmcourage
(3 minutes ago)
Our new book STORY QUESTIONS: How To Unlock Your Story One Question At A Time - https://payhip.com/b/ZTvq9
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AnnaSeale
(10 minutes ago)
Every character thinks they are the main character ... this was definitely a lightbulb moment for me! Thanks for sharing your tips and knowledge :)
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pantherman16
(18 minutes ago)
David Cornwall, aka John le Carré simply stated:
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sperkzebrahymadams5267
(28 minutes ago)
The 6 essential questions
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polynomy8511
(32 minutes ago)
"Would the reader be excited to read the next chapter?" Is my best writing question.
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YouGuessIGuess
(47 minutes ago)
I wrote half of a novel while sitting in my car during breaks at work. It was surprisingly efficient--no one to distract me, music if I chose, and a limited amount of time to get as much written as possible before I had to clock back in.
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TheMagnificentMongoSlade
(51 minutes ago)
I often follow the four David Mamet questions from the memo:
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BooneDavey
(2 hour ago)
The part after 1:12 just gave me a major perspective shift on approaching writing characters inside a world.
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richardsmilkman
(2 hour ago)
The "every character is their own main character" idea is very insightful! I've always had trouble making side characters interesting in my writing and now I know it's because I wrote them as tools and not people with their own intentions and conflicts.
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Rekaert
(2 hours ago)
I always loved the simple play-writing advice of:
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wdcain1
(20 hours ago)
I feel better about my skills as a writer since the story I'm writing does answer all six questions. Yay me!!
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ajmittendorf
(23 hours ago)
1. Who is it about? 2. What does he/she want? 3. Why can't he/she get it? 4. What does he/she do about that? 5. Why doesn't that work? 6. How does it end?
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karak2113
(12 hours ago)
His excitement for writing is radiating off him, it’s really inspiring because although writing is difficult it’s the most rewarding experience
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pacificostudios
(8 hours ago)
I never thought of writing a front desk clerk as someone that thinks they are the main character, but we see these people written all the time as though they only exist to serve the needs of the customer.
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r.michaelburns112
(12 hours ago)
His point about everyone finding their own process is SPOT ON. The thing I liked least about my creative writing courses in college (it was my major, so I had many) was that every instructor seemed to assert that THEIR process was THE process, and everything else was bound to fail. (Even Stephen King falls into this trap when he insists that writers should never outline a story. I love King's work, but even some of his novels would have benefitted from a bit more preplanning.) Learning your OWN process is the only way to go.
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