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Fiction Writing Demystified

Thomas Sawyer has 20 years of experience in television writing, working in both comedy and drama. His writing differed dramatically from that of most working fiction writers – uniquely qualifying him to create Fiction Writing Demystified. Tom provides practical approaches to the craft of writing in clear, concise language, with very specific, problem-solving ways to improve your end product.

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Materials for Further Exploration

Art of Dramatic Writing

Amid the hundreds of "how-to" books that have appeared in recent years, there have been very few which attempted to analyze the mysteries of play-construction. This book does that - and its principles are so valid that they apply equally well to the short story, novel and screenplay. Lajos Egri examines a story from the inside out, starting with the heart of any drama: its characters.

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Storybase 2.0

Spark your imagination with thousands of plot-driving conflict situations, each suggesting multiple story possibilities. With Storybase you'll achieve focused brainstorming by giving archetypal form to ideas and revealing primal elements of story.

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Upcoming Sessions

Breaking into Copywriting: Use your Creativity to Kick-Start a New Career

  • Session: Sep 13 - Oct 08
  • Enrollment: Jul 19 - Sep 12

Writing the Screenplay Treatment

  • Session: Sep 13 - Oct 08
  • Enrollment: Jul 19 - Sep 12

Storytelling: How To Write Stories That Will Grab And Hold Your Audience

  • Session: Sep 13 - Oct 08
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Testimonials

I'm continually grateful for your course [Storytelling: How To Write Stories That Will Grab And Hold Your Audience] and what I learned. I find that I'm more critical...wanting to change or re-write books and films I experience...an interesting exercise in itself.

- August McLaughlin