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Messages/instructions for current Subscription Central members (and former workshop attendees).
Messages/instructions for current Subscription Central members (and former workshop attendees).
HOMEWORK is due by noon, every Wednesday.
All homework submitted on or before Wednesday receives a written evaluation as well as a one-on-one evaluation during the Friday Workshop/Webinar. Late submissions are included on the workshop/webinar for on-the-spot comments from Molli and the group. (These might not receive detailed written instructions, depending on my available time.)
Homework format: Please follow exactly.
FIRST: What is your email SUBJECT line?
SECOND: Write your story core. One sentence only for each aspect.
WHO is your protagonist (main character)? What do they WANT and WHY? (Goal)
WHAT stands in their way. (Obstacle)
WHAT is the terrible "or else" that might occur if they don't get what they want. (Resolution tease)
Note: Homework assignments will vary as you advance through the query and synopsis stages, and first pages. However, regardless of where you are on the Submission Central learning curve, your work will be evaluated every week when you submit it.
Homework for the October 29 workshop/webinar is due on or before Wednesday, Oct 26 at noon Eastern.
THIS WEEK: focus on the query. Submit your three-paragraph query onto our private Facebook page.
All homework submitted on or before Wednesday receives a written evaluation as well as a one-on-one evaluation during the Friday Workshop/Webinar. Late submissions are included on the workshop/webinar for on-the-spot comments from Molli and the group. (These might not receive detailed written instructions, depending on my available time.)
Homework format: Please follow exactly.
FIRST: What is your email SUBJECT line?
SECOND: Write your story core. One sentence only for each aspect.
WHO is your protagonist (main character)? What do they WANT and WHY? (Goal)
WHAT stands in their way. (Obstacle)
WHAT is the terrible "or else" that might occur if they don't get what they want. (Resolution tease)
Note: Homework assignments will vary as you advance through the query and synopsis stages, and first pages. However, regardless of where you are on the Submission Central learning curve, your work will be evaluated every week when you submit it.
Homework for the October 29 workshop/webinar is due on or before Wednesday, Oct 26 at noon Eastern.
THIS WEEK: focus on the query. Submit your three-paragraph query onto our private Facebook page.
Here's How:
Open the Submission Central Facebook page by clicking here:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/1622604421399808/
Directly below the Facebook banner at the top of the page, are four words:
Discussion / Members / Photos / Files
CLICK ON "FILES"
Open the Submission Central Facebook page by clicking here:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/1622604421399808/
Directly below the Facebook banner at the top of the page, are four words:
Discussion / Members / Photos / Files
CLICK ON "FILES"
NEXT: A new screen opens that shows a list of previously submitted documents.
Click on "+ Create Doc" to open the page where you place your homework.
NEXT: Place your email SUBJECT line into the space indicated as "Title."
NEXT: Return to your homework document. Highlight the text and cut.
NEXT: Paste your text into the space that says "Write Something . . . " If your paragraph breaks disappear, manually place one space in between each paragraph. Your story core, one-line explanations, need appear at the top of your document.
NOTE: I prefer this method, but if you'd rather, download yours. Need more detailed instructions. You can find them on YouTube.
NEXT: Return to your homework document. Highlight the text and cut.
NEXT: Paste your text into the space that says "Write Something . . . " If your paragraph breaks disappear, manually place one space in between each paragraph. Your story core, one-line explanations, need appear at the top of your document.
NOTE: I prefer this method, but if you'd rather, download yours. Need more detailed instructions. You can find them on YouTube.
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NEXT: After your document is in place, click on the "Publish" blue box (lower right side corner).
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Now your document will appear in the list of Files.
NEXT: Click on "Discussion" (just below the Facebook banner).
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Your document will appear at the top of the discussion thread on our Facebook home page. Congratulations! You've acquired a new skill. Reward yourself (pizza or chocolate or both?) |
