A Story from Scratch, Act Three
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In Act Three, Chuck demonstrates the importance of keeping established elements present to the story as it moves forward. He also brings in the "Buried Gun" and reveals strategies for building tension and maintaining character arc.This content is for Workshop Members only. But don't despair! Click Here to upgrade your Membership and get these exclusive Craft Essays, not found anywhere else online!
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These are the most helpful essays I've ever read. They've affected my work profoundly. Thanks Mr. Palahnuik for this great advice. You are an excellent teacher, and it means a lot that you really do give advice that you will not find in most classrooms. I went to writing school for years- and teachers really don't know this stuff, or they are not willing to share it. It's the best kind of author that can write such great things, and still care enough to teach so well.
An amazing series of essays that have provided me more applicable information than any textbook ever has. Thanks, Chuck, for giving such a shit about craft and soul.
Taking the time to write thirty-six essays for the benefit of other writers shows your love and dedication to the Art.
Thanks a bunch!
Tom