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The MICE Quotient: How to Structure Your Story
The MICE Quotient: How to Structure Your Story
Today I discuss Orson Scott Card's MICE Quotient. This refers to four basic factors that are present in every story, though to varying degrees. MICE stands for: Milieu, Idea, Character and Event and each of these describes a distinct kind of story, or way to tell a story, irrespective of genre.
·blog.karenwoodward.org·
The MICE Quotient: How to Structure Your Story
The Secrets of Story Structure (Complete Series)
The Secrets of Story Structure (Complete Series)
If there's just one thing that matters to your success as a writer it's story structure. Find out how to use it to write your best story!
·helpingwritersbecomeauthors.com·
The Secrets of Story Structure (Complete Series)
K.M. Weiland's Story Structure - Emmie Boone
K.M. Weiland's Story Structure - Emmie Boone
An overview of K.M. Weiland's story structure and how you can use each moment to plan for pacing and plotting for any story.
·emmieboone.com·
K.M. Weiland's Story Structure - Emmie Boone
Kortex | A Second Brain For Creators
Kortex | A Second Brain For Creators
Finally, one place for all of your ideas, notes, highlights, and writing. Capture any idea with our user-favorite capture feature. Use those ideas to write and build creative projects.
·kortex.co·
Kortex | A Second Brain For Creators
Writing Well Handbook by Julian Shapiro
Writing Well Handbook by Julian Shapiro
Learn how to write well. Topics include figuring out what to write about, how to write an introduction, the writing process, writing style, and copyediting.
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·julian.com·
Writing Well Handbook by Julian Shapiro
Dickie Bush on X
Dickie Bush on X
When I was young, I wasted years as a horrible writer. Then I heard Naval Ravikant mention a 250-word essay full of the best writing mental models he swears by. 4 mental models you can steal today.
·x.com·
Dickie Bush on X
Dickie Bush on X: "3. Use short sentences "Readers aren't as smart as you'd think." Just one thought per sentence. Readers process info better when it's bite-sized and easily digestible. Avoid: • Jargon • Flowery language • Complex sentences Be clear, and you'll be clever. https://t.co/AqY1LrbbGd" / X
Dickie Bush on X: "3. Use short sentences "Readers aren't as smart as you'd think." Just one thought per sentence. Readers process info better when it's bite-sized and easily digestible. Avoid: • Jargon • Flowery language • Complex sentences Be clear, and you'll be clever. https://t.co/AqY1LrbbGd" / X
Just one thought per sentence. Readers process info better when it's bite-sized and easily digestible.
·x.com·
Dickie Bush on X: "3. Use short sentences "Readers aren't as smart as you'd think." Just one thought per sentence. Readers process info better when it's bite-sized and easily digestible. Avoid: • Jargon • Flowery language • Complex sentences Be clear, and you'll be clever. https://t.co/AqY1LrbbGd" / X
10 great Irish novels crying out for TV or film adaptations
10 great Irish novels crying out for TV or film adaptations
We are a nation renowned for our rich literary heritage, but the last few years in particular have seen a number of acclaimed Irish novels make the leap to the big and small screens, too.
·rte.ie·
10 great Irish novels crying out for TV or film adaptations
Writers must show their humanity to defeat AI usurpers
Writers must show their humanity to defeat AI usurpers
Toastmasters' Ged Byrne spotlights generative AI’s bad writing and explains that the best way to steal its thunder is to rely on your own voice.
·siliconrepublic.com·
Writers must show their humanity to defeat AI usurpers
How to Start a War by Tim Ferriss
How to Start a War by Tim Ferriss
"If you want to start a war, call me." He handed me his card. It was nondescript: Name, number, AOL email address, stock art of an eagle. He could have passed for a plumber, handyman, or tree remover.
·tim.blog·
How to Start a War by Tim Ferriss