Writing a Series: How to Plan and Develop a Series of Novels By Paul Tomlinson
From tv series streaming to book writing
Serial Hybrid Soaps Serials Creating a Series Premise or Story Engine Genre Iconography Setting or Story World Themes Plots Story Arcs Characters with Series Potential Character Development Arcs Protagonist vs Antagonist Plots Romance Plots Subplots Buddy Movies Odd Couple Plots Friends to Betrayal Revenge Plots Creating Maintaining Suspense in a Series Creating a Series Bible Writing the First Novel in a Series Ending a Series Extending a Series Spin Offs Shared Worlds Batch Writing Rapid Release Writing a Romance SeriesIn these pages you will see how plot and character arcs can be used to tie novels in a series together.
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| Writing a Series: How to Plan and Develop a Series of Novels By Paul Tomlinson |
| English |
| 362 |
| Kindle Edition |
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