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Foundations of Storytelling – #Loglines – #Blurbs by Sean Carlin

dgkaye / September 8, 2020 / 28 Comments

Screenwriter/author, Sean Carlin wrote this gem of an article on Loglines. He states in his informative post that successful stories should emerge from a logline (elevator pitch) and outlined around the logline.…

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Sunday Book Review – The Writer’s Body Lexicon by Kathy Steinemann

dgkaye / August 2, 2020 / 30 Comments

My Sunday Book Review is for Kathy Steinemann’s new release – the third book in this must-have resource guide for all writers – The Writer’s Body Lexicon. I was thrilled to receive an ARC…

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