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Tag Archives: structure
Finding Character
So now that I’ve settled on the classic “journey” structure (for the moment), I’m turning my attention to characters. Who’s going to populate this book of mine? And who’s going to keep readers turning pages? I’ve got folks who could … Continue reading
Posted in Anthropocene, Clean Revolution, Energy, Environment, Global Warming, Publishing, Writing
Tagged Anthropocene, character, george church, literature, plot, scene, science, stephen colbert, structure
The Enduring Mystery of “Structure”
As I set out on this book writing project, the first (and by no means smallest) challenge to surmount is how in the world I’m going to structure a book about a bunch of misfits having a scientific argument. I … Continue reading
Posted in Anthropocene, Clean Revolution, Publishing, Writing
Tagged Anthropocene, book, narrative, structure, writing
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