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Writing Tips from Storymind.com: Category Archive for Plot
Your Plot, Step by Step
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Wednesday, January 14. 2009
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Acts - One, Two and Three
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Success or Failure?
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Creating Extra Tension with Consequences
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Don't Forget the Requirements
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The "Collective" Goal
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Revealing Your Goal
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Do-ers and Be-ers
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Monday, January 12. 2009
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Genre - Act by Act
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Friday, January 09. 2009
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Revealing Your Goal
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Four Essential Plot Points
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Subplots
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The "Collective" Goal
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Plot vs. Exposition
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Yes, but it is a PLOT?!"
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Creating Characters from Plot
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What's in Your Story's Mind?
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Monday, January 05. 2009
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Be a StoryWeaver - NOT a Story Mechanic!
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Monday, January 05. 2009
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