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Showing posts with label Story Parts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Story Parts. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 30, 2010

3: David Farland: Writing the Basic Parts of the Story

  1. Introducing setting, characters, and conflicts
  2. Creating an inciting incident
  3. The first try/fail cycle for the major conflict
  4. Escalating to the second try/fail
  5. Third Try/Fail
  6. The climax (with its possible reversals)
  7. The denouement
If you missed it, you can listen to the recording below:
For the first fifteen minutes, David answered callers' questions:

Or you can download the MP3.

David's advice on writing the Basic Parts of the Story was recorded separately (the final Q&A did not record--sorry!)




Or you can download the MP3.