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#06: Easy, Breezy, Summary
Easy, Breezy, Summary You remember the summaries that you hated writing for your language teachers? Well, guess what? We’re doing them. If only to avoid later confusion, let us quickly define two words...
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#05: Spoiling the Story
Everybody dies! Well, not all of them. #thanksmarkruffalo But yes, this is the part of the outlining process where you spoil the story by writing out the beginning and ending scenes. Keep in mind that...
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#04: Fiction Character Creator 3.0
Have to be honest, there wasn’t a 2.0… or even a 1.0… At this stage in outlining, we don’t need to know every character. Instead, we only need to create the main characters who will help us understand...
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#03: Build-A-Blurb
Please don’t sue us Build-A-Bear… Blurbs—that is, back-cover description of a book—are an essential tool in a writer’s arsenal because it allows us to gauge interest in a story. Starting with a blurb before...
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#02: The Idea Machine
It’s you. You’re the idea machine. Step one? Create an idea. Step two? Well, there is no step two. Okay, okay. Fine. Let’s break it down a little more, shall we? Ideation is the first step in outlining,...
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