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The following is an excerpt from the Story Grid Publishing title The Writers’ Common Language: A Shared Vocabulary to Tell Better Stories. If I learned one bit of knowledge from… Read more »
Continue Reading >>I have a story I’ve been noodling on for quite a few years. I’ve toyed with whether it should be a novel or a screenplay—probably both. Hopefully both. Here’s the… Read more »
Continue Reading >>Hamilton as Metaphor Scene Analysis
Continue Reading >>For the past few years, Young Adult (YA) and Middle Grade (MG) has been extremely popular beyond their “normal” target audience. With the success of Harry Potter, Percy Jackson, the… Read more »
Continue Reading >>A year ago, in January 2020, Story Grid Publishing released its first title, appropriately titled The Story Grid Universe. You can download and read it for free here. The Story… Read more »
Continue Reading >>There has been a lot of talk around Story Grid lately about the Heroic Journey 2.0. If you’ve missed out on the conversations, I recommend starting with Shawn’s explanation on… Read more »
Continue Reading >>Joseph Campbell identified the monomyth in his book The Hero with a Thousand Faces. In his research, Campbell found that it didn’t matter what culture or religion he looked at,… Read more »
Continue Reading >>You’re here because you have a dream of telling a story that works. Story Grid gives you the tools to do just that. By studying the Story Grid methodology, you… Read more »
Continue Reading >>Are you writing a Worldview story and not sure how to put it together? Are you stuck somewhere in your maturation, revelation, education, or disillusionment plot and unsure how to… Read more »
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