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Life with Leon Conrad
Our guest is Leon Conrad, an author, educator, and story structure consultant and author of the recently released book Story and Structure: A Complete Guide.
In this episode, we discuss harmony and how it relates to writing. We review different styles of writing with an emphasis on poetry. I was listening and learning at the same time. He’s entertaining and if you want to know about story structure, this episode is for you.
Story and Structure: A complete guide is about story—as a dynamic force of life. More importantly, it’s a book about how to find harmony—by following story back to its source, so we can find more flow in our lives.
What excites me most is that story has a purpose. Story generally appears when we face
problems. Most story structures arise because we face different kinds of problems. There are
problems we can easily solve ourselves, for instance, and others we can’t easily solve without a
little help from our friends. It’s the differences in the kinds of problems that we face that give
rise to different story structures.
Website leonconrad.com—find the latest information, social media and contact.
Amazon: Story and Structure: A complete guide.
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Our guest is Leon Conrad, an author, educator, and story structure consultant and author of the recently released book Story and Structure: A Complete Guide.
In this episode, we discuss harmony and how it relates to writing. We review different styles of writing with an emphasis on poetry. I was listening and learning at the same time. He’s entertaining and if you want to know about story structure, this episode is for you.
Story and Structure: A complete guide is about story—as a dynamic force of life. More importantly, it’s a book about how to find harmony—by following story back to its source, so we can find more flow in our lives.
What excites me most is that story has a purpose. Story generally appears when we face
problems. Most story structures arise because we face different kinds of problems. There are
problems we can easily solve ourselves, for instance, and others we can’t easily solve without a
little help from our friends. It’s the differences in the kinds of problems that we face that give
rise to different story structures.
Website leonconrad.com—find the latest information, social media and contact.
Amazon: Story and Structure: A complete guide.