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Forgotten Bestseller Secrets - Keep 'Em Reading: Table of Contents
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Forgotten Bestseller Secrets - Keep 'Em Reading: Table of Contents

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Forgotten Bestseller Secrets - Keep 'Em Reading: Table of Contents
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Here are all the lessons for this Keep ‘Em Reading course, in order. As these are updated from time to time, you may want to bookmark this page to keep abreast of these. As well, unannounced bonuses are sometimes added for paid subscribers.

Lessons in Order:

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Forgotten Bestseller Secrets - Keep 'Em Reading: Foreword

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Jan 21
Forgotten Bestseller Secrets - Keep 'Em Reading: Foreword

In 1938, Oklahoma's first Rhodes scholar started a very unique and successful university course for writers. His name was Walter S. Campbell.

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Forgotten Bestseller Secrets 01

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Jan 27
Forgotten Bestseller Secrets 01

READING TO WRITE. Any masters' works give all the secrets to writing craft you may want. It just takes a new viewpoint to extract them...

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Forgotten Bestseller Secrets 02

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Feb 3
Forgotten Bestseller Secrets 02

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Keep 'Em Reading 03 - Overall Pattern

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Feb 10
Keep 'Em Reading 03 - Overall Pattern

ALL POLISHED WRITING demonstrates an over-all pattern. As Aristotle tells us, it must have: a Beginning, a Middle, and an End. Each of these three sections sparks a particular type of interest and possesses a specific quality. Each also has its own specific problems:

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Forgotten Bestseller Secrets - Keep 'Em Reading: Lesson 04

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Feb 17
Forgotten Bestseller Secrets - Keep 'Em Reading: Lesson 04

As we’ve seen, the reader wants to be transported from the first paragraph, sentence and word they read. You’ve already gotten them to read because of your title, your subheading, and perhaps (in printed books) your cover or blurb. Now, you must deliver the goods.

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Forgotten Bestseller Secrets 05

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Feb 24
Forgotten Bestseller Secrets 05

The reason scenes are the building blocks of all stories is seldom told. Because most writers only sense a good scene, but never studied its framework.

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Forgotten Bestseller Secrets 06

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Mar 3
Forgotten Bestseller Secrets 06

FOR ANY FICTION OR NON-FICTION WORK, there is any needed research and organization. This is, perhaps, seem the struggle between “plotters” and “pantsers”. Regardless of how much organization the plotter does, he doesn’t always wind up with fresh copy flowing like a warm Spring wind over the wintry fields. And the untrained writer who relies on sheer inspired word-smithing may see all his freshest work wash up on some publisher’s shore, unpublished and useless.

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Forgotten Bestseller Secrets 07

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Mar 10
Forgotten Bestseller Secrets 07

Prominent writers have always used one single approach.

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Forgotten Bestseller Secrets 08

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Mar 17
Forgotten Bestseller Secrets 08

Nobody can do your writing for you. You must do it yourself. This fact is both the joy and the despair of beginners the world over.

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