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Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “Chapter 1”

Quick Skills: 5 Essentials of a First Chapter

There are a lot of checklists for building a first chapter, and sometimes they can get overwhelming. MBT has an advanced checklist we use to help people build their Frasier …

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first chapterquick skillsSusan May Warren

Conversations: Walking your Hero onto the page

“Today, you write,” I said to Sally as she plunked down her bag. She appeared frazzled today, her blonde hair pulled back into a frizzy ponytail, and she wasn’t wearing …

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character creationheroHow to write a novelshowingSusan May Warren

Putting it all together: Adding the Romance beats to your first chapter

For the last two weeks on the blog, I’ve been going through the 10 beats of a romance that we discussed last February so as to refresh our minds before …

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first chapterHow to write a Romance

Final rough draft of Chapter 1.2 + Thoughts to prep Chapter 2!

Here it is – the final rough draft of chapter 1.2.  (I am sure you are tired of reading it by now!)  Note, I’ve made a few more changes (especially …

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Chapter 1Chapter 2Scene building

Oh, do I have a treat for you! Line Edits on Chapter 1.2!

My good pal, Editor Extraordinaire Susan K. Downs has stepped in to add her editor’s voice to Blog-a-Book!  While Rachel, Sarah and I are Story Crafters (a Susie-ism that I’m …

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Chapter 1line editingSusan K. Downs
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