Author PS Wells
5 Writing Guides with preorder of Cohen Code
5 Writing Guides with preorder of Cohen Code
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Cohen Code
In Book 4 of the Marc Wayne action-adventure sci-fi thrillers, when a genetic analyst discovers an ancestral legacy, she becomes the target of clandestine forces racing to control a code that revolutionizes enhancement protocols and tips the balance of global power.
Bullets fly, alliances shatter, and Marc Wayne must confront a startling revelation hidden in his own genetic markers.
Preorder Cohen Code and 5 Quick Guides to Writing as a bonus. A $49.95 value for just $18.99.
Pivotal Plots
You want to write and write well. Use this quick guide to amplify, intensify, and magnify through plot to craft a compelling story.
In this quick how-to guide, learn the particulars to craft pivotal plots that create compelling stories.
Creative Characters
You want to write and write well. Use this quick guide to craft creative characters that live in the reader's mind beyond the final page of a story.
Three essentials are common to every compelling story.
1) a character the reader cares about
2) a very great life-changing, world-impacting need the character must achieve
3) a great obstacle between the character we care about and the character's life-changing, world-impacting need.
In Creative Characters, learn how to craft believable, three-dimensional characters that remain in the reader's memory long after the book is read.
Sensational Settings
Stories happen in a place and that place is the setting. Settings come in four personalities.
The personalities types of setting are
Passive
Active
Like a Character
Is the Story
What does the setting sound like, feel like, and look like? If you plan to write a book or want to improve a story, place the tale in a sensational setting. Sensational Settings: A Quick Guide to Writing Well shows you how.
Dynamic Dialog
Dialog is what characters say. Powerful stories are dialog-driven through carefully chosen word selections. The four purposes of dialog in your story include:
1. Move your story forward
2. Reveal something important about your plot
3. Show something important about your character
4. Give your character a unique voice
Conversations that take place between characters are often the reader’s favorite part. Add value to your story by writing dialog that is clever, creative, and concise.
Point of View
You want to write and write well. Point of view is the writer's most powerful tool to elicit emotion in the reader. POV can make the difference between a character appearing as a killer or a king. Learn how to pen the proper POV that compels a reader to turn pages until reaching the end.
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