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EPISODE · Jan 30, 2024 · 18 MIN

#175: Charting Your Story's Major Plot Points

from Writer Unleashed · host Nanci Panuccio

What are plot points? And why do you need them?In this episode, we’ll talk about 3 major plot points, the purpose of each, and where in your story to place them.In this episode, you'll learn:What a plot point isThe foundational elements you need before charting your plot pointsYour 3 Acts and what percentage of your story each act comprisesWhere each plot point happens in each of your three acts and how they move your story forwardEpisode WebsiteStructure your story with this FREE 3-Act Worksheet. Go beyond outlining and write a story that keeps readers hooked from beginning to end.   Grab your FREE Worksheet here.

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What are plot points? And why do you need them? In this episode, we’ll talk about 3 major plot points, the purpose of each, and where in your story to place them. In this episode, you'll learn: What a plot point isThe foundational elements you need before charting your plot pointsYour 3 Acts and what percentage of your story each act comprisesWhere each plot point happens in each of your three acts and how they move your story forwardEpisode Website Structure your story with this FREE 3-...

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