Some stories seem to lend themselves to lots of clones, others not so much. These are the clones examples I’ve noticed in the books I’ve read lately. Continue reading
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Tag Archives: premise
Clones: Variations on Theme Through Character
One way of showing theme and thematic premise is through comparing and contrasting the main character’s thematic traits with those of supporting characters. Characters who serve this function are often referred to as Continue reading
Filed under Character, Monday Tool Day, theme
Premise: Let’s see what you’ve got!
So, last week we sussed out possible themes of our working one-liners and concepts. Let’s see if we can expand those themes into rough, working premises… Continue reading
Filed under Own Work Friday, theme
Premise: How the masters do it
So, we’re filling out the Master Premise Tool we developed on Monday: Continue reading
Filed under Story Master Wednesday, theme
Thematic Premise: What is it?
Theme. Theme Statement. Moral Premise. Controlling Idea. Armature.
There are lots of names for the tool we’re looking at today. And you should probably brace yourselves because the masters have a lot to say about it. Continue reading
Filed under Monday Tool Day, theme
The One-Line Synopsis: What is it and how do you write one? (Updated 10/16/18)
Time to expand the concept into a one-line synopsis. Continue reading
Filed under Concept, Monday Tool Day, One-Line Synopsis
