Category Archives: Storyweaving Tips

When Chris Huntley and I created the Dramatica Theory of Narrative Structure back in the early 90’s, we originally envisioned it as the end-all of story models – the one single paradigm that explained it all. In fact, it was – … Continue reading →

Excerpted from the book, Be a Story Weaver – NOT a Story Mechanic! Story Structure for Passionate Writers We all know that a story needs a sound structure. But no one reads a book or goes to a movie to … Continue reading →

Excerpted from the book, Be a Story Weaver – NOT a Story Mechanic! Writing from the Passionate Self Who are you, really? Do you even know? Or do you just think you know? At the center of our beings, at … Continue reading →

Excerpted from the book, Be a Story Weaver – NOT a Story Mechanic! Too many writers fall into the trap of making Structure their Story God. There’s no denying that structure is important, but paying too much attention to structure … Continue reading →

This is the first in a series of articles on Storyweaving techniques. Storyweaving is a method of moving your story ideas from concept to completion, step by step. Step One: Jot it down! For many writers, an incredible number of … Continue reading →