Character and Structure
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Like starcrossed lovers, character and structure are polar opposites, something many writers struggle to reconcile. Yet despite their differences they’re the twin foundations of storytelling and work together to engage your audience’s heart and mind. To create compelling stories, you have to master both character and structure.
Writing coach, manuscript assessor and author Chris Andrews has condensed decades of storytelling experience into an easy-to-follow guide that clearly demonstrates how practical storytelling works, and why getting it right is so important for reaching your audience.
Character and Structure: The Foundations of Fiction, clearly shows you what goes where in a story, explains why, and demonstrates how effective it can be by using compelling examples from a range of successful stories.
Easy and fun to read, Character and Structure breaks storytelling down to its basics, ensuring you have the knowledge and grounding to apply it yourself.
Each story point is illustrated with examples from a range of movies and books, demonstrating that no matter your genre, the foundations of successful storytelling remain the same.
If you want to master storytelling and reach your intended audience, buy a copy of Character and Structure today and put yourself on the path to writing compelling and engaging stories your audience can't get enough of.
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Chris embarked on his writing career while under the blissful ignorance of youth, when he thought writing a successful book was as simple as reading one.
It turns out writing an exceptional book is a lot harder than it looks.
Even so, his novels have been shortlisted in both the QWC/Hachette and Varuna/HarperCollins Manuscript Development Programs.
His first novel was accepted by an agent and publisher, but true to Murphy’s Law the publisher folded and the agent left the business.
Chris has since learned a lot about self-publishing.
Being a writer, it’s traditional to have cats, but his dogs thought that was a stupid idea.
Chris’s mission: Write stories that matter.
