The Book Architecture Method
Some believe there is no single method by which a literary work can be created and revised. We disagree.
If you are revising a novel or a work of narrative non-fiction, you may be wondering, "Where is the book that tells me how to do this?" Well, we're writing it! Book Architecture: The Only Guide to Revision You'll Ever Need is half completed and seeking the perfect publishing outlet.
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Chapter One: What is a Scene?
The basic premise of The Book Architecture method is this: Your book has 99 scenes. If you find your scenes and put them in the right order, you will be all set. I don't believe this is easier said than done—or harder said than done. It is what it is. There will be periods of questioning and there will be periods of joy; there will be divine inspiration searing across the page like a cosmic flame, and there will be fidgeting with things until they fit just right. All I can say is that it does happen. I have seen writers line up their 99 scenes in the right order. When they do, the rest is just details…
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