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Eight Key Elements of a Story
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Improve storytelling with 50+ cards & expert tips.
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Margaret Atwood – Creative Writing
Learn to craft vivid prose and engaging hooks.
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Judy Blume – Writing
Learn how to develop characters and hook your readers.
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On Writing: A Memoir Of The Craft by Stephen King
"Write with the door closed." - Stephen King
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The Secrets of Story
Essential storytelling strategy guide.
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Alan Moore - Storytelling
Fiction writing lessons from Alan Moore.
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Story: Substance, Structure, Style and the Principles of Screenwriting
The essential story guide to captivate audiences.
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Neil Gaiman - The Art of Storytelling
Learn the essentials of story from the master.
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The Anatomy of Story
A comprehensive guide on storytelling essentials.
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Conflict
Storytelling Essentials
The central struggle or tension between opposing forces, such as characters, ideas, or external circumstances, driving the narrative forward and creating dramatic tension.
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First Point-of-View
Storytelling Essentials
A narrative perspective in which the story is told from the viewpoint of a character within the story, using pronouns such as "I" and "me" to convey the character's thoughts, experiences, and observations.
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Premise
Storytelling Essentials
The fundamental idea or concept on which a narrative is based, serving as the foundation for its plot, characters, and themes.
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Stakes
Storytelling Essentials
The consequences or risks involved for characters in a narrative, typically related to the outcome of the central conflict or their personal goals.
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Subversion
Storytelling Essentials
The deliberate deviation from conventional narrative expectations or tropes, often used to challenge assumptions, provoke thought, or create unexpected twists and turns within the plot.
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Suspense
Storytelling Essentials
The intense feeling of uncertainty, anticipation, or tension experienced by the audience as they await the outcome of dramatic or uncertain events, often keeping them engaged and on edge.
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Third Person Point-of-View
Storytelling Essentials
A narrative perspective where the events are described by a narrator who is external to the story, using pronouns such as "he," "she," or "they" to refer to characters
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