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Plot and Structure: How to Use Structure and Subplot to Add Suspense
Plot and structure are like gravity. You can work with them or you can fight against them, but either way they’re as real as a the keyboard at your fingertips. Getting a solid grasp on the foundations of plot and structure, and learning to work in harmony with these principles, will take your stories to the next level.
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Want Readers to Adore Your Book? Learn How to Ace Your Climactic Moment
Third Act Timeline
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Your Book’s Inciting Event: It’s Not What You Think It Is
First Act Timeline via @kmweiland | #writing #writers #storytelling
an open book sitting on top of a beach next to the ocean with text reading a writer's cheatsheet to plot and structure
Plot and Structure: How to Use Structure and Subplot to Add Suspense
Plot and structure are like gravity. You can work with them or you can fight against them, but either way they’re as real as a the keyboard at your fingertips. Getting a solid grasp on the foundations of plot and structure, and learning to work in harmony with these principles, will take your stories to the next level.
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The Middle School Mouth
Summarization Strategy called "the incredible shrinking notes". Students start out writing a summary of a reading selection on the large index card. Students are then given the medium sized card and have to take the information from the large card and condense it onto the medium sized card. Finally, students are given the small card and must take the information from the medium sized card and condense it further onto the small card. Great way for students to get to the main point/idea!