Isabelle Drake

 

  hit here for the January newsletter Thinking about buying some bondage rope? If you are, you won’t be alone this weekend. First time thinking about buying rope? Again, you won’t be alone this weekend. Headed to the hardware store because you want that rope - in - a - hurry? Sounds good. But you may want to think about what’s going to work best for you ahead of time. You know, to avoid that awkward moment when the helpful salesperson asks you what type you want then, in attempt to assist you better, asks you what you want it for. See what I mean? There are three things to consider:  hit here, the rest is in the January newsletter . Invitations · Book 2 Dare Me A hotel bed, two pairs of handcuffs, coils of rope, and a body builder with a naughty plan — can Kitty Maar handle it all? The night is designed to test even her boundaries. Get Dare Me

  Questions for the author, answer prior to workshop Answer these questions in general: How do you make yourself want to write? How do you create authentic characters instead of generic ones? How do you keep readers reading?  Answer these specifically in regard to the workshop manuscript:  What are you looking for feedback/help on? What story/message/etc are you trying to tell? What are you hoping the reader gets from your piece? Who do you think your audience would be? Questions for the reader, discuss during workshop Overall story experience: How does the title contribute to the story experience? Does the movement of the story feel organic? How does the transformation depict the 5 story elements? Is the story being told or revealed? How does the setting contribute to the overall experience? Character: What do the characters in this story want? Does the story have life such as a transformation in the life of the character? What makes the charact...