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Index
Title Page Copyright Table of Contents PART I: BUILDING PLANS
1. TIME FRAMES: Story, Past and Present 2. DISCOVERING YOUR STORY: The Evocation of the Muse 3. THE GENRE WARS: From Romance to Literary Fiction
PART II: FOUNDATION AND STRUCTURE
4. STRUCTURAL DESIGN: Building What Works for You 5. BREAKING GROUND: How to Begin the Beginning 6. THE SPACE-TIME CONTINUUM: Moving Forward (and Backward) Through Your Story 7. ENTER THE BITCH: The Power of Negative Voices 8. THE MID-STORY CRISIS: Rescuing Your Story From the Middle Muddle 9. CLASSICAL DRAMA: In the Age of the Page-Turner 10. THE END: Or the End of the Beginning?
PART III: STRUCTURAL SUPPORTS
11. SCENES: How They’re Structured and What Makes Them Work 12. THE DYNAMIC DUOS: Story and Quest, Plot and Subplot 13. THE CAST OF CHARACTERS: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly 14. POINT OF VIEW: Who Tells the Story 15. INNER AND OUTER DIALOGUE: Authenticity and Credibility
PART IV: INTERIOR DESIGNS
16. KEEPING YOUR PROMISE: Premise, Theme, and Moral 17. THE PROMISE CONTINUED: Voice and Tone 18. NARRATIVE AUTHORITY: Setting and Senses 19. THE WRITE WAY: The Finer Points of Good Writing
PART V: FINISHING TOUCHES
20. COMING UNGLUED: Dealing With Writer’s Block 21. THE CREATIVE SPIRIT: The Care and Feeding of Your Muse
AFTERWORD APPENDIX: Genre Reading List
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