What are the things that go into a writing a truly great story that “sucks” your readers in? Most people will say it’s the characters, the storyline, or the engaging dialogue. While all this is most certainly true, it’s also the things you do before you start writing the opening line (which is also, important, and also what this book covers).

Here’s the thing: A “great” story is different for everyone, just like the definition of a “great movie” is different for everyone.

Revealed in this book:
The all important “homework” you need to do before you begin writing.
How to get into your audience’s mind.
How to create the qualities in your character that resonate with your audience.
How to use CONTROVERSIAL subject matter to your advantage… and what to be mindful of if you employ this tactic
And much, much more...

In addition, this book also gives tips on things such as writing contests (including a writing contest that asks the writer to submit only one sentence. That’s right… one measly sentence) and also provides a resource section on writing groups and writing mentors should you decide to further your knowledge.