What novelists should know about story structure
John Yorke explains why all novelists should take time to learn the universal language of storytelling.
John Yorke explains why all novelists should take time to learn the universal language of storytelling.
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Your character has a ‘want’, but do they have a ‘need’? BAFTA-winning John Yorke explains how you establish a character’s internal desire.
We detail the exact model of our tried and tested pedagogy and why it’s so effective.
You’ve written your story, now how can you test whether it’s as good as it can be? John Yorke recommends asking 10 questions.
In this premium article John Yorke explores how Chernobyl’s makers ‘took something complex, grey, difficult and un-heroic and turned it into a classic Hollywood narrative shape’.
In the Preface to the US edition of Into the Woods, John Yorke explains how you can tell the real rules of narrative from the fake ones.
John Yorke explores the critical areas of writing theme, characters and intertwining storylines.
How do you get your work read and your talent noticed? Here, we explore the steps an aspiring writer can take towards success.
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