168: Reshaping Your Story Part 2

Reshaping Your Story Part 2

Managing the Middle and Tidying up the End

September 27, 2019

 

 

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RESHAPING YOUR STORY PART 2

Last week, we started talking about how to assess your story’s structure, specifically its beginning. You can find that episode at writingforchildren.com/167. Today, we’re focusing on managing the middle of your story and getting to the tidy, yet satisfying, ending.

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