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Category Archives: Writing Synopses
Writing an Initial Thematic Synopsis
Some see theme as a premise, such as Greed leads to self-destruction. Others see theme as an area of exploration such as man’s inhumanity to man. Both of these aspects of theme, and more, will need to be explored for … Continue reading
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Writing an Initial Plot Synopsis
Plot refers to the sequence of events which transpire in your story. Before you begin developing your story, it helps to create a brief outline of any ideas you may have already worked out for your plot. Plots can be … Continue reading
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Writing an Initial Character Synopsis
When you are about to begin developing your story, you may already have some ideas about the characters you want to explore. Creating a brief initial character synopsis can help you pin down the list of people you’ve been considering … Continue reading
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