



What is important to realize is that a fundamental archetypal pattern underlies all story-telling, novels and screen plays.
Authors do not always use all of these key elements but readers and viewers unconsciously look for them.
Study this Star Novel Writing Diagram…
Novel Writing Software Functions Compared
The truth is that novelists rarely if ever create novel writing software. Software programmers create novel writing software, but they have not shown to the world that they can write books that sell in the many thousands. They may create…

We take a differing view from the usual in The Writer’s Interface about story characters.
Writing craft writers and teachers say that your characters motivate the action. Or they say that you should know your characters as you know a human being.
When…
Theme
Story illustrates life issuesThe theme of an involving story illustrates life but also idealizes it.
In reading a published memoir the teacher liked in memoir-writing class I read the damn thing to see what the teacher and students thought was a good…
Craft Lists
Craft Lists are a major device of The Writer’s Interface.
We have to say in looking at writing software and writing craft books, they mostly say too little rather than too much. This means that other people’s craft books emphasize a few…
Story Keys
Story Keys are the uniquely intense and dramatic situations that a reader or viewer naturally remembers about a story.
Make a list of Story Keys ahead of time so you know what you want to excite your readers about
Example: In Gone With The…
How To Hook Agents&Readers Into Your StoryWhat is it that American writers, especially, can do to get themselves published and get paid for their writing work that hopefully benefits humanity as well as America?
Here is the Shock Factor: regarding novel writing, and even non-fiction, everything has…
1. What motivates a reader to buy and read your book? The hook?
2. The hook that keeps you reading. What a prominent literary agent says about the hook.
How To Hook Agents & Readers Into Your Story
3. What…
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