Thanks for attending my workshop. The presentations are below:
Crafting the Killer Romance Novel
Ghost story Case-study-in-Concept-vs.-Premise
As a little reading bonus, here are some links to Storyfix posts that cover the ground we trod together. There’s more on the site, as well… use the Search function to find what you need, including about ten full deconstructions of famous novels such as The Help, The Davinci Code, Shutter Island, and films such as Avatar and An Education.
If these links aren’t “hot” in your browser, just copy and paste ’em in to get there. Enjoy!
http://storyfix.com/six-great-epiphanies-successful-authors
http://storyfix.com/the-secret-to-a-successful-concept
http://storyfix.com/a-clearer-understanding-of-concept
http://storyfix.com/the-continuing-chaos-of-concept
http://storyfix.com/writing-publishable-novel-finally-getting-really-means
http://storyfix.com/beware-the-under-cooked-story-concept
http://storyfix.com/case-study-concept-also-paradox
http://storyfix.com/case-study-when-a-concept-is-too-big
http://storyfix.com/case-study-staying-in-the-conceptual-lane
http://storyfix.com/a-case-study-in-concept-a-story-on-the-brink
http://storyfix.com/a-quick-case-study-in-concept
http://storyfix.com/good-to-great-nail-a-better-concept-to-empower-your-story
http://storyfix.com/better-way-open-novel
Some fun stuff, specific to romance and romance writers.
Structure articles (these links require that you copy and paste them into your browser):
Story Structure Series: #4 – The Most Important Moment in Your Story: The First Plot Point
8 “Moments” You Absolutely Need to Deliver to Your Readers… And One That You Should Hope For
Structure vs. Strategy — Don’t Get Mislead By Celebrity Author-Speak