THE POWER OF A STORY JOURNAL
The question isn't, "Where do you get your ideas?" It's really, "How do you keep track of your ideas?"
The answer is with a Story Journal. The worksheets in this journal will prove invaluable for keeping track of your story before you write it, as you write it, and after your first draft.
Never lose track of an idea, scene, or character again, and best of all, when you're finished, you've created a story summary that makes promoting your book easy. Never get caught flat-footed when someone, be it a radio personality, a newspaper reporter, a blogger, or just the guy next door; you'll be able to describe your story quickly and concisely, even after you've been away from it for a while.
The Post-Writing Analysis section gives you some tools to check different aspects of your story, plus we introduce a game-changing new service (not our own) that analyzes your story for you. You can even get a 20% on the service using the link inside.
If you're writing your first novel, you'll want to dive into the Commentaries and Glossaries at the back of the journal. Don't need them? Dive right into the worksheets at the front of the journal. Have ideas for several stories? Get several copies!er lose a book idea again.
Prevail Press is dedicated to helping authors, whether publishing a new work, or assisting in creating your story, we offer several Books for Authors. Check them out: www.prevailpress.com.
WRITE ON!