Story Structure: Chinatown (1974) Deconstructed
Understanding the Hero's Journey: Chinatown (1974) deconstructed
Had A Good I.D.E.A. Lately?
Actual life mastery is within your reach! The primary requisite is an uncommon commitment to honesty.
Top Secret! The One-Year Path To Publication
There is a little-known "secret" to being published in a single year. It isn't easy, but it does work!
Every Writer Whether A Novel Or An Article Has Their Critics
Most of use writers have our critics and that goes for those who write novels, documentaries, biographies, short stories, poetry, screen plays, news stories or simply articles either on or off line.
Pitching to Reporter vs. Editor
Find out, the most effective print or broadcasting media for your story. Determine how the organization works, who farms out assignments. Every journalist has preferences for receiving news releases and pitches. Knowing the format and method could make a
Screenwriting: The Dirty Dozen Deconstructed
A good example of integrating multiple archetypes in your story...
Why You Must Be a Story Expert
Stories can change a person’s “frame of view” much more powerfully than dry concepts. Instead of fear-based facts told in conceptual form, you need to offer people a compelling, positive vision for the future told in narrative form—if you want to motivate
A Prolific South Carolina Travel Author and Writer
Norm Goldman, Editor of the travel site www.sketchandtravel.com and the book reviewing site, http://www.bookpleasures.com, interviews travel writer and author Barbie Perkins-Cooper.
Can a Self Taught Writer Train Others?
Is it possible for a self-taught writer with a unique style to train fledgling writers to write excellent articles? Many people want to be writers but the get intimidated, due to the competition in writing. If you look on the Internet you see many very go
Story Structure: Die Hard (1988) Deconstructed
Understanding story structure by analysing successful films...
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