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Index
Title Page Copyright Page Dedication Contents Preface: For the Ramen Noodle Eaters Introduction: Becoming Our Own Editors Part 1: Who I Am and Why I Am Here 1. What I Do 2. What Is the Story Grid? 3. Where Did the Story Grid Come From? 4. The Autodidact’s Dilemma 5. Literary and Commercial 6. Where I Turned to Learn How to Edit 7. Works, Doesn’t Work 8. Your Own Worst Enemy 9. Knowing the Rules So You Can Break Them 10. The Realpolitik of Book Publishing 11. Flash Forward: The Story Grid in Action Part 2: Genre 12. Genre Is Not a Four-Letter Word 13. Genres Have Conventions 14. Genres Have Obligatory Scenes 15. The Keys to Innovation 16. Genre’s Five-Leaf Clover 17. Choosing Your Genres 18. The Story Bell Curve 19. Arch-Plot 20. Mini-Plot 21. Anti-Plot 22. Conflict and Objects of Desire 23. Plot Driven or Character Driven? 24. External Content Genres 25. Internal Content Genres 26. The “A” Story and the “B” Story Part 3: The Foolscap Global Story Grid 27. The Foolscap Method 28. An Editor’s Six Core Questions 29. The Universal Appeal of the Thriller 30. The Power of Negative Thinking 31. The Obligatory Scenes and Conventions of the Thriller 32. Point of View 33. Free Indirect Style 34. Controlling Idea/Theme 35. Beginning Hook, Middle Build and Ending Payoff 36. The Math 37. The Kubler-Ross Change Curve for Story and the Math 38. Flash Forward: The Foolscap Global Story Grid in Action Part 4: Story Form 39. The Five Commandments of Storytelling 40. Commandment Number One 41. Commandment Number Two 42. The Little Buddy of Commandment Number Two 43. Commandment Number Three 44. The Best Bad Choice Crisis 45. The Irreconcilable Goods Crisis 46. Commandment Number Four 47. Commandment Number Five Part 5: The Units of Story 48. The Beat 49. The Scene 50. The Sequence 51. The Act 52. The Subplot 53. The Global Story Part 6: The Story Grid Spreadsheet 54. Where Editors Begin 55. Tracking the Global Story 56. Tracking the Scene 57. Tracking Continuity 58. The Story Grid Spreadsheet for The Silence of the Lambs 59. From Micro to Macro Part 7: Building the Foolscap Global Story Grid 60. Back to Genre 61. Filling in the Foolscap 62. The Internal Content Genre of The Silence of the Lambs 63. The Obligatory Scenes and Conventions of The Silence of the Lambs 64. Point of View and Controlling Idea in The Silence of the Lambs 65. Finishing the Foolscap for The Silence of the Lambs Part 8: The Story Grid 66. Putting It All Together 67. The Beginning Hook of The Silence of the Lambs 68. The Middle Build of The Silence of the Lambs 69. The Ending Payoff of The Silence of the Lambs 70. The Final Tweaks Epilogue: A Tool, Not a Formula! Acknowledgments Back Cover
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