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4 Combinations of Interactive Story Beats
Buildup Beats and Breakdown Beats in Stories
Understanding the Energy Flow of Your Story
Removing Noise From Your Story
How to Write the Best First Sentence of Your Book
Parallel Between Luminary and Shadow Figures
Self Organized Criticality
Life and Death Scenarios For Your Protagonist
How To Make Your Tropes Portable
3 Levels of Tropes in Your Story
New Writers Make This Mistake With Their Protagonist
Why Writing Is Hard in the Beginning
How To Analyze a Scene
Separate Writing Time and Thinking Time
Enabling Your Crime Stories Through Gedankenexperiments
Constructing a Story That Challenges Your Value System
How Editors Can Help You Write a Story That Works
Writing an Intriguing Closed System Story
Writing Stories Like a Police Report
The Value of Thoroughly Edited Stories
How Real Life Experience Informs Fictional Stories
Transformation as a Way To Tell True Stories
Ordering Chaos and Norms To Facilitate Creation
Balancing Justice in a Crime Story
Using Sacrifice and Constraint in Your Storytelling
How To Create a Meaningful and Deep Story
Using Magic Mushrooms To Help Inform Your Story
Jungian Archetypes in Storytelling
Feeling Better by Writing About What’s Painful
Clip Enabling Courage by Allowing People To Confess 9x16
Overcoming Embarrassment in Stories and Real Life
Connecting to the Protagonist and the Soul of the Story
Writers Need Transformation When Creating Stories
The Connection of Storytelling and Personhood
Why Story Grid Is No Formula for a Bestselling Book
Creating Value Through Suffering
Enabling Courage by Allowing People To Confess
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Why You Need Avatars Facing the Same Double Factor Problem
Defining Your Story’s System, Setting, and Problem Space
Identifying Eternal Story Patterns
Using Masterworks As Guides for Your Own Writing
How To Write Very Clear Stories
The Sacrificial Element of Heroic Choices
What Makes a Great Payoff in a Crime Story
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