In this episode of The Architecture of Story, authors Meg Rosenthal and Kalyn Fogarty team up to break down the structure of the Saves The Cat Beat Sheet as outlined in the novel Saves The Cat Writes a Novel by Jessica Brody. The duo then takes this conversation a step further in discussion of how to utilize this outline when working with multiple perspectives.
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WTF is a POV & ARC? – Architecture of Story
In this episode, cohosts Meg Rosenthal and Alyssa K. Burns break down the different types of points of view (POV) used in commercial fiction as well as why you should promote advanced reader copies of your book (ARCs). They also talk about not giving away your social security number to strangers on an elevator.Let’s get going!Shoutouts mentioned in this episode:Mary Reyes (IG: @lifeofmaryreyes)Alyssa Clark (IG: @alyssawritesthings)Jennifer Lynn (IG: @sincerelyjenh)Jennifer Rios (IG: @byjenniferrios)Holly Hayes (IG: @hollyhayesauthor)Nikki Hutchings (IG: @nikkirhutchings)Sierra Zinke (IG: @drsierra.kindleskettlebells)Cassidy Ann (IG: @cassidyannauthor)Meg Doody (IG: @megdoodywrites)Beyond the Books PR (IG:@ beyondthebookspr)Connect with Meg:https://megrosenthal.comIG @megrosenthalauthor TikTok @megrosenthal.authorConnect with Alyssa:https://www.alyssakburns.comIG: @alyssakburnsTikTok: @alyssakburns
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