Part of the Business for Breakfast series:
- Improving Your Craft for the Professional Writer
- In Media Res
- Story Structure
- World-Building Space Opera
- Series and Continuity for Professional Writers
- NaNoWriMo For the Rest of Us
- Covers for the Professional Publisher
- Beginning Marketing for the Professional Publisher
- Growing as a Professional Artist
- Pulp Speed for Professional Writers
- How to Launch a Magazine for Professional Publishers
- The Three Act Structure for Professional Writers
- The Healthy Professional Writer
- Business Planning for Professional Publishers
- The Intermediate Professional Storyteller
- The Beginning Professional Storyteller
- The Beginning Professional Publisher
- The Beginning Professional Writer
- PREP-TOBER Business for Breakfast Box Set
- Breaking Discoverability
These days, your readers want series. That chance to revisit their favorite characters over and over, to see where their lives are going next.
Television has spoiled them for long arcs of story spanning seasons, rather than episodes. You need to adapt to this new world.
Learn to write in series, expanding your stories into greater and greater tales.
Topics we cover:
- Writing faster and cleaner
- Writing series that your fans will want to read
- Continuity encyclopedias (or, how to not have to spend hours looking up some detail)
- Extending your universe with spin-offs and things
- Thoughts on marketing your series
- Ending things before everyone gets bored.
This is a 201-level book, taking you from writing novels to that place where you are turning a quarter of a million or more words into one long, engaging story that your fans just can’t put down.
Be sure to read the entire Business For Breakfast books and see how it can help you improve your writing craft and up your publishing game.
Blaze Ward
