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Story Crisis, Story Climax 2: What Story Arc in Film Can Teach Novelists

By Stephen J. Carter
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What is the single most important practice of high-volume fiction writers?

They ensure they have a coherent progression of scenes before they start writing. This means shaping the raw events of your story into a compelling list or storyboard of scenes.

What do writing character and writing action have in common?

Basically it's who does what. Both writing character and action happen inside a story arc of problems and decisions from the Inciting Incident to the Crisis. In every case a problem is...

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