Plottr’s integrations with other software were made to streamline your workflow. Learn what import from Word into Plottr is, plus how to use it (and why you should try it). What is Word into Plottr Import? This top-requested Plottr feature was introduced in v2024.5.29. It enables you to import .docx Microsoft Word files into Plottr, …
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Feel-good bromance stories about great buddies and mismatched sidekicks are often a hit with readers and audiences. What is bromance exactly, and how can you write better buddy stories using an adapted version of Gwen Hayes “Romancing the Beat” plot structure? Read on to find out. What is the Bromancing the Beat Plot Structure? First, …
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If you love a sprawling, epic tale, you may already know The Hero’s Journey plot structure. Yet did you know you can also use this structure to write short stories that pack meaningful and exciting changes into smaller forms? Learn how with help from Plottr’s the Hero’s Journey Short Story template. What is the Hero’s …
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Writing short stories is great practice for working up to longer forms, plus there are many places to get short fiction published, from online and print magazines to anthologies. The Character in a Situation Short Story template helps you make sure even a concise story still takes readers on a journey of change, from problem …
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Understanding the development of scenes is crucial for creating a captivating and well-structured story. A well-written scene can keep readers engaged, advance your plot, and provide significant character development. Susanne Lakin’s scene structure is an excellent tool for creating adaptable and efficient scenes that will hold your reader’s attention and keep your story moving. And …
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