Let's begin with subplots. Why? Well, what if we could use subplots to say what we really want to say? To explore ideas that our chosen genres deny us from exploring as the main plot. Could this be a method to help overcome blocks? In this episode, we explore these questions by looking at the opening pages of the short story, The Minority Report, by Philip K Dick. Warning - there will be spoilers.

Let's begin with subplots. Why? Well, what if we could use subplots to say what we really want to say? To explore ideas that our chosen genres deny us from exploring as the main plot. Could this be a method to help overcome blocks? In this episode, we explore these questions by looking at the opening pages of the short story, The Minority Report, by Philip K Dick. Warning - there will be spoilers.

1. Subplots: Saying What You Really Want to Say. (The Minority Report)

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Hello, my name is Jey Jeyendran and in Storytelling Heaven I share my journey to finish my first novel. I hope this will help you with your own work of fiction. Let's dive deep into the mechanics and craft of storytelling in novels, movies and TV. Join me as I explore working practices and exercises that help us turn up every day and do our work.

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