27: How to keep your story interesting

An episode of the Writing in Color podcast, hosted by ChaChanna, titled "27: How to keep your story interesting" was published on November 28, 2018 and runs 6 minutes.

November 28, 2018 ·6m · Writing in Color

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In this episode, I talk about using the three-act structure to help your book's outline and what to do when the middle of your story sucks. Let’s connect! Instagram ► www.instagram.com/chachannawrites/ Website ► www.chachannawrites.com Email me ► [email protected]

Episode Description

In this episode, I talk about using the three-act structure to help your book's outline and what to do when the middle of your story sucks.

Let’s connect!
Instagram ► www.instagram.com/chachannawrites/
Website ► www.chachannawrites.com
Email me ► [email protected]

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