Successful writing requires The Write Focus. Hosted by M.A. Lee with occasional forays from Remi Black and Edie Roones, we focus on productivity / tools / craft / process for fiction and nonfiction, entertainment and academic writing.
Any presentation of a story’s plot can be straightforward, with scenes / sequels moving in progression from beginning to end, “as events occur”.
Few plots are simply straightforward.
In this episode,…
Every plot has a beginning / middle / end. Tensions and suspense drive each of these sections.
Plotting prose? Poetry? That choice doesn’t matter in narrative. Telling a story is the focus, and all s…
Tropes are those genre category-specific details, characters, and events that readers relish and anticipate: a magic sword, the hard-nosed detective who drinks on the job, and the corpse found and lo…
Genre expectations are reader expectations of the plot they will encounter. With all the books on the electronic and physical shelves, a classification system more than Fiction and NonFiction is nece…
What do writers want to know about plot? What do writers need to know about plot?
The Write Focus takes a comprehensive view of plot in the series Discovering Your Plot. Genre expectations, major sto…
It’s the Key Fundamentals of the Script for Trailer…
We’re talking Branding, and we’re almost through with this series.
Promotion is a key element of the writing business, for indies as well as traditional authors. All writers need to learn the basics …
We’re talking Branding, and we’ve covered Books and Series. Now we take a look at how writers brand their own business.
It’s our Branding “between” addition for Market Copy, featuring Ellis Peters and Elizabeth Peters.
We pick up right where we left off in this stripped-down episode. No powerpoint / mp4 for this previ…
We’re talking Branding. Clever Titles was last episode; this one is Clever Market Copy.
Market Copy means taglines and book descriptions, also known as Blurbs.
We have 3 Rules that govern all Market …
We’re talking Branding. Before we launch into this week’s episode, let’s have a reminder.
1st ~ We have nanoseconds to capture a reader’s interest. We can capture that reader with three glances. The …