If you’re looking for a simple and effective tool for creating a cause-effect, can’t-stop-reading plot use the WHAT-BUT-THEREFORE method.
Tag: Lynette M. Burrows
A Month of Changes with More to Come
It’s been a busy month of changes. That means that despite my best intentions, not much writing is getting done. But positive changes can be a good thing.
Progress Report: Moving Forward in May
After the mass murders at Rob Elementary School, moving forward is hard. Lynette M. Burrows gives her progress report.
A Train Station with a Story
Union Station of Kansas City has seen tears of joy, tears of sadness, and even blood and tears. Its history inspired If I Should Die, the Fellowship Dystopia, Book Two.
The Frame of a Story: The Forces of Antagonism
Today I share Robert McKee’s Forces of Antagonism and how I use those forces to plan the frame of a story that I’ll pants.