Special Approaches to Plot / Discovering Your Plot / 4:42

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, we examine foreshadowing and flashback, a non-linear plot structure, the frame story, and the allegory.

TIMINGS

• 00:00 Welcome


• 00:40 Opening Words


• 1:07 Foreshadowing & Flashback


• 3:38 Non-Linear Plot Structure


• 6:37 Frame Stories


• 8:32 Allegories


• 13:07 Last Words and Closing

Total Run Time: 14:52

Links to the Ebook

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0838PTN49

https://books2read.com/u/bOJK6K

Links to a paperback 8 x 10 bundle for plot / characters / branding / sentence craft, called Discovering Your Writing https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08691892S

Trailer https://youtu.be/hTVQn92kNBk

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Our current focus is Discovering Your Plot, from host M.A. Lee’s guidebook of the same name.

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