| How To Write Commercial Fiction That Sells: Five Steps To Create Even Better Characters Contributor(s): Ninjas, Story (Editor), Coker, Josh (Author) |
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ISBN: 1983503460 ISBN-13: 9781983503467 Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform OUR PRICE: $11.35 Product Type: Paperback Published: January 2018 |
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| BISAC Categories: - Language Arts & Disciplines | Writing - General |
| Physical Information: 0.15" H x 6" W x 9" (0.24 lbs) 72 pages |
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| Publisher Description: ATTENTION FICTION WRITERS: If you're having trouble writing commercial fiction, please read this... DISCOVER HOW TO WRITE BLOCKBUSTER STORIES LIKE A PRO... ...without years of research and practice If you would like to create stories that resonate with your audience and sell like crazy... regardless of your writing experience or genre, this is the most important book you'll ever read. BUT FIRST A WARNING... Before we go any further, let me make something abundantly clear: This isn't one of those get rich quick books that promise you a fortune for doing nothing. Here's the deal: The system outlined in this book is working great for me, and I believe it can help you too. It's helped our publishing company sell books in multiple formats to various customers worldwide. But I'm not suggesting that everyone (or anyone) who reads it is going to make a lot of money. I don't know how much the people who read it will make. It's likely that many, or most of them will make little or nothing at all (especially if they don't follow the directions and work hard). With that said, let me jump right in and show you... EXACTLY WHAT YOU'RE GETTING TODAY First of all, this isn't like any other writing book you've ever read. It's more of a "field guide" to commercial fiction than a traditional book on writing. There's no fluff or filler - just battle-tested strategies and tactics that are working right now. And it's easy to read. At 70-ish pages, you can read it in a day or two. And you'll immediately "get" the entire system our company personally uses to write commercial fiction. And even though I personally use this system to write science fiction and fantasy, these techniques TRANSCEND genre. See, you can use the same methodologies in this book to create all kinds of fictional characters in short stories, screenplays, novellas AND even novels--NO MATTER THE GENRE. For example, I currently use the same system to help professional service clients for our publishing company every month. We also used the same strategies in this book to outline high-end serial fiction books. In 2017 we published over 4 series in less than a year, averaging 3 books per series. That's roughly one book per month. As a matter of fact, one of our writers recently used the same strategy to plot-out short stories that sell for a minimum of $2.99 on digital and $6.99 for print copies. Other writers are using the same storytelling elements to develop engaging narratives that create a deep emotional and psychological connection with their audience. So like I said, there's more to this little book then "just" fiction writing. Here's a fraction of what you're getting... - How to write a fiction story, even if you've never written a book before - What they don't want you to know about storytelling - How to develop a theme that resonates with readers in 3 simple steps - The classic 3-act structure that all blockbusters follow - Why you should never write your story "from the heart" - How to create an impactful character arc for your hero - The truth about commercial fiction - Why plotting out your story first is the only approach that works - How to write a hero that your audience will immediately embrace - Countless character examples from blockbusters, myth, books, video games and TV series - Over 25 end-of-chapter action steps that you can implement in your story immediately - The 3 critical characters every commercial story must have - Why you should never have a "perfect" hero - Can you write your characters wrong? A warning against stereotypes - How NOT to write a villain - How to write characters that feel "real," without going through a four-page character study So don't delay. Buy your copy today and make your characters even better |