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Index
Cover Page Title Page Copyright TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction PART ONE: What Are the Six Core Competencies … and Why Should I Care? 1: The Power of a Fresh Storytelling Model 2: The Six Core Competencies — A 10,000-Foot View 3: Defining the Six Core Competencies 4: Launching the Storytelling Process PART TWO: The First Core Competency — Concept 5: Concept — Defined 6: The Criteria for Concept 7: How Do You Know If Your Concept Is Good Enough? PART THREE: The Second Core Competency — Character 8: The Fundamental Essence of Character 9: The Three Dimensions of Character 10: Character Unmasked 11: The Human Nature of Character 12: Creating Backstory 13: Interior vs. Exterior Conflict 14: Crafting a Character Arc 15: Character — The Sum of the Parts PART FOUR: The Third Core Competency — Theme 16: Defining Theme 17: Implementing Theme 18: Theme and Character Arc PART FIVE: The Fourth Core Competency — Story Structure 19: The Need for Structure 20: Story Structure vs. Story Structure 21: The Big Picture of Story Structure 22: The First Box: Part 1 — The Set-Up 23: The Second Box: Part 2 — The Response 24: The Third Box: Part 3 — The Attack 25: The Fourth Box: Part 4 — The Resolution 26: The Role of Story Milestones 27: Writing to Publish: The Most Important Aspect of Your Story 28: Five Missions for the Set Up of Your Story 29: A Deeper Look at Foreshadowing 30: The Most Important Moment in Your Story: The First Plot Point 31: A Kinder, Gentler First Plot Point 32: Shades of Gray: A Somewhat Liberating Spin on Story Structure 33: Expanding Your Grasp of the Part 2 Response 34: Wrapping Your Head Around the Mid-Point 35: Commencing the Part 3 Attack 36: Pinch Points 37: The Second Plot Point 38: The Final Act 39: The Single Most Powerful Writing Tool You'll Ever See That Fits on One Page 40: The Six Most Important Words in Storytelling 41: Outlining vs. Organic Storytelling PART SIX: The Fifth Core Competency — Scene Execution 42: The Essential Nature of Scenes 43: The Function of Scenes 44: A Checklist for Your Scenes PART SEVEN: The Sixth Core Competency — Writing Voice 45: Finding Your Voice 46: The Best Writing Analogy I Know 47: More Musings on Voice PART EIGHT: The Story Development Process 48: Getting It Written 49: The Pantser's Guide to Story Planning 50: From How We Do This to Why We Do This
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