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Category Archives: Story Physics
The Tectonic Plates of Story Structure
Think of the large structural elements in a story as tectonic plates in geology that push against each other driven by an underlying force. In geology that force is generated by currents in the mantle. In stories, that force is … Continue reading
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Blowing the Story Bubble
Remember blowing bubbles with that solution in the little bottles and the plastic wand? The craft of writing is a bit like blowing bubbles (life is like a box of chocolates!) This holds true not only for your dramatic approach, … Continue reading
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Beyond Dramatica – The Pyschology Circuit
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Blowing the Story Bubble
Remember blowing bubbles with that solution in the little bottles and the plastic wand? The craft of writing is a bit like blowing bubbles (life is like a box of chocolates!) This holds true not only for your dramatic approach, … Continue reading
Posted in Creative Writing, Story Development, Story Physics, Story Psychology
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