3 Lessons in Storytelling From 3 Wintery Books by Linnea Gradin
Linnea Gradin has learned some lessons in storytelling from these three wintry tales and now she wants to share them with you.
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Evoke Reader Emotions by Kay Keppler
Figuring out how you want your readers to feel can improve your plotting. Everything you include in your plot should lead to emotions in some way.
Why I Don’t Hate Editing by Hugh Tipping
Arguably, the most popular episode of the 1950’s sitcom “I Love Lucy” was the episode “Job Switching” in which friends Lucy and Ethel took a job in a candy factory. In that episode’s celebrated scene, they had to hand wrap individual chocolates moving along a conveyor belt into a packing room. They were able to keep up until the belt sped up resulting in a hilarious scramble to prevent any unwrapped candies from getting by.
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