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One small act, no danger at all, and already there is a shortfall, a brother, and a conversation coming that Cal is dreading.
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Not seven plot structures and not a pep talk: the actual sequence of decisions a novel asks of you, each compressed to its central claim, with the full guide linked where you will need it.
CMwww.chaptermuse.com › Guide › Point of view and psychic distance
One of them, on a page whose prose was otherwise perfectly good: "There were three instances of head hopping on the first page.
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You rendered something at scene length that wanted three sentences of summary, or, less often, summarised something the reader needed to live through.
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We'll do the model properly first (a good half of arc failures are failures of the model rather than of the execution) and then take it apart, because plenty of very good novels don't use it at all, and forcing it onto a book…
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Stoker has given you a crowd that is frightened, five words in three languages, their translations, and a narrator who has filed the lot under local colour.
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The fourth is a different act, and it deserves its own section rather than a shrug.