Writing your novel using scenes is being thrown around the web on a regular basis. What does it mean and where did it come from? in 1965 Dwight Swain wrote a book, Techniques of the Selling Writer. The fact that people pull from this today is a good sign that it contains some good information. Well, at least one nugget. Scenes and Sequels. 
Clark Chamberlain and Peter Turley will teach you how to incorporate this simple technique into your editing toolbox. It will help you make fast sense of your structure and show you what is dead weight.

Editing with Scenes and Sequels - Episode 010

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As we continue our exploration of plot we examine the Subplot also called the B Story.
We look at the importance of subplot and give examples from books that aren't Harry Potter!
We also share an easy method to check if your subplot actually matters and how to fix it or cut it entirely. 
Don't forget to visit https://thebookeditorshow.com/outline/ to learn how outlines can help you Write Faster, Gain Readers, and Crush Doubt.

Editing Your Subplot or B Story

We tried once before and the twisted knot of plot versus story structure was too much to be undone. Today we do it right!


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Plot versus Story Structure

Clark Chamberlain and Peter Turley are back discussing what it's like to live in a car for a year, returning to school, and where the show will be going next.
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Of Struggle the Return and Onward

So excited to announce that starting October 16th there will be new episodes of the Book Editor Show each Wednesday, with Peter Turley.
There's also an opportunity for you. If you would like to be a regular part of the Book Editor Show we are looking for an amazing editor who can deliver weekly segments on an aspect of editing that our listeners can put right to work, and co host the show when Peter or myself are not available. 
If this sounds like you, drop us a line info@thebookeditorshow.com or stop by thebookeditorshow.com for more information. 

New Shows New Opportunities

Part 6 of the 6 part special edition of the Book Editor Show. Clark Chamberlain shares the third class from his online workshop: Outstanding Outlines.
Bringing all the previous 5 lessons together in a way to help you make an Outstanding Outline! What's the point if it doesn't work for you? You Are unique and your method will be unique, but you have to work out what it is you need. Start with the simple and then add more complexity until you have a daily method that works for you.
For worksheets and to book a free story coaching call with Clark go to:
authorhustle.com/outstanding-outline

Editing with Scenes and Sequels - Episode 010

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