In this episode of The Architecture of Story, authors Meg Rosenthal and C.C. Tyler break down key definitions within the genre of fantasy and discuss various plotting techniques they use to outline their stories. They talk at length about the arcs needed within each individual book, but the necessity of a global arc tracking over the series as a whole as well. Saves the Cat and the Four Act Story Structure are both dissected in this conversation. *Recommend watching Episode 2: Saves the Cat prior to this episode so certain definitions make sense.
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That's (Book) Business, Baby – Architecture of Story
In this episode of Architecture of Story, Meg Rosenthal, but mostly Alyssa K. Burns, break down WHAT IT COSTS to actually indie publish a book. This line by line discussion features all the expenses you may or may not have considered, but you should account for on your own spreadsheet. Let's get going!Shoutouts mentioned in this episode:Rachel Lewis (IG @rachel_mlewis)Sierra zinke (IG @sierraarzinke)Margs and Manuscripts (IG @margsandmanuscripts)AlaxRaeBooked IG (IG @alaxraebooked)Two Friends Designs (IG @twofriends.design)NovelBound (IG @novelbound_)ResidentBookGal (IG @residentbookgal)Spellbound (IG @spellboundbookmarketing)TC Designs (IG @tcdesigns271)K Jaspern Designs (IG @kjaspersendesigns)Beyond the Book PR (IG @beyondthebookspr)Sabrina Grimaldi (IG @bysabrinagrimaldi)Bade Art (IG @badeyart)Renee Monroe (IG @authorreneemonroe)Alyssa’s MomConnect with Meg:https://megrosenthal.comIG @megrosenthalauthor TikTok @megrosenthal.authorConnect with Alyssa:https://www.alyssakburns.comIG: @alyssakburnsTikTok: @alyssakburns
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