Story Structure Senioritis
from Narrative First: where story is always king Hosted by James R. Hull
If it sounds like this episode was recorded before Thanksgiving, that’s because it was. Facilitating the initial release of the Narrative First Atomizer consumed most of my waking days and nights these past two months—but the show must go on. If nothing else, I️ can’t let The Red Lake go unspoken. Follow along as I️ craft a fully realized narrative framework in less than 20 minutes. Seriously. What started out as a completely random narrative based on the story structure of Aliens and Blade Runner: 2049 became an interesting clash between dwarves and halflings high in the mountains above a dark and crimson red lake. In addition, I️ answer listener email regarding the difference between Doing and Obtaining and its application towards The Dark Knight. And I️ cover unusual storyforms. Show Notes & Links Grammar.ly a must-have SaaS for writers everywhere The Narrative First Atomizer also a must-have SaaS for writers everywhere iA Writer the only way to write on iOS. The most recent update delivers a gorgeous new font (they only let you choose between two) How Grammarly Quietly Grew Its Way to 6.9 Million Daily Users in 9 Years Quip the very best way to collaborate on the Internet Breaking Away in the Atomizer get to know this great film at a molecular level A Bronx Tale in the Atomizer see for yourself how C’s Issue of Enlightenment collides with Sonny’s issue of Thought The Quip document of The Red Lake the foundation for the story invented during this episode
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Listen as I️ create the basis for a compelling narrative in less than 20 minutes.
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