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by: Richard A. McCullough

Good question Joe,

I mention the "Story Engine" on 7 different pages on the website although not in the detail that I cover it in my upcoming book.

The "Story Engine" is not complicated, but quite intuitive; however, being comprised of 6 separate processes (Story Conception, Story Design, Story Research, Story Composition, Story Editing, and Story Proofing) a full explanation requires more space than I can use on a website.

Consider the "Story Engine" as the production flow line for a writer like an assembly line in a manufacturing operation with each process performing a separate specialized task.

All story problems are traceable to one or more skipped or incomplete steps in the sequences of processes of the "Story Engine".

One of the biggest problems for writers is the tendency to jump straight from the fire of a story idea, into the frying pan of trying of composition; having skipped over Story Conception, Story Design, and Story Research. That's like trying to build a house without a set of plans.

Here's where the phrase "Story Engine" shows up on the www.write-better-fiction.com website.

PS. Make sure you've subscribed to my e-zine, so you'll be the first to hear about the new material as it's released.

- Writing Better Fiction - Blog
At the core of this complete writing system is "The Story Engine TM" comprised of 6 distinct processes that walk the writer from story idea to a "killer" ...
www.write-better-fiction.com/writing-blog.html

- 18 Elements of Fiction Writing
But even my Story Engine balks at making up a story at the same time it's being ... I discuss the theory and application of this story engine and the design ...
www.write-better-fiction.com/elements_of_fiction.html

- FIRST STEP
At the core of this complete writing system is "The Story Engine?" comprised of 6 distinct processes that walk the writer from story idea to a "killer" ...
www.write-better-fiction.com/first-step.html

- W.B.F e-Zine , Issue #012 -- DON'T - fly by the Muse
Nov 28, 2010 ... I call it "The Story Engine TM". You can find out more about how it works in my upcoming video and you can learn all about it in my upcoming ...
www.write-better-fiction.com/WBF_eZine_-DONT-fly-by-the-Muse.html

- Writing Better Fiction - Faster, means selling more of your work
There are component parts to a story like there are component parts to an engine. And then there is how the laws apply and how the components interact to ...
www.write-better-fiction.com/

- How to Write a Novel
I go into this in detail in my upcoming book "The Story Engine" which my e-zine subscribers will be the first to know about. ...
www.write-better-fiction.com/How_to_write_a_novel.html

- Testimonials, & Comments Re: material contained on www.Write ...
I think a Story Engine, with a logical progression and gradient scale of Story Design is a tool every writer can use. I think many stories fail due to a ...
www.write-better-fiction.com/testimonials.html

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