When your readers simply can’t get enough of you. Tens of thousands clamoring—addicted to your stories. . .
On Thursday, April 11, 2013, at 1:00 pm EDT (noon CDT, 11:00 am MDT, and 10:00 am PDT), I taught the Writer’s Digest webinar on how to structure your story addictively:
3 Secrets of the Greats: Structure Your Story for Ultimate Reader Addiction
Now. . .we all know about Hook and Climax. We know there are three acts in Three-Act Structure. And we even know to never, ever, ever start a story with Backstory.
Don’t we?
Of course we do!
So why don’t all stories with Hooks and Climaxes in Three-Act Structure succeed, even without intrusive Backstory?
What goes wrong? What do readers want that they’re not getting? What, ultimately, has the author missed?
The three secrets to the puzzle—the three secrets that no story has ever succeeded without.
I swear, you guys.
Writer’s Digest has posted an excerpt in which I talk about the Mid-Point of a story designed in three-act structure: The Fulcrum.
So you can learn:
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What a Fulcrum is
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Why a Fulcrum is essential
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How a Fulcrum makes your story addictive to your reader
Now with Knights of the Balloon Order—please feel free to take one!
