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If Bones Could Talk: Unearthing The Lost Art of Storytelling: Your Expedition Guide to Crafting a Compelling Debut Novel
Join Sadie K. Frazier in If Bones Could Unearthing The Lost Art of Storytelling - Your Expedition Guide to Crafting a Compelling Debut Novel.
In this navigational writing guide, we will unearth the hidden treasures of your narrative.
Like intrepid archaeologists, we will sift through the sands of your imagination to find the gems buried beneath the surface.
Together, we’ll explore how to plan and organize your ideas into a cohesive structure, ignite your creativity through daydreaming, and conduct thorough research to breathe life into your characters and worlds.
We’ll delve into the art of crafting captivating dialogue, engaging all five senses to enrich your storytelling, and using the essential journalistic questions—who, what, why, when, where, and how—to build a robust narrative framework.
By the end of our journey together, you’ll have the tools and confidence to dig into your ideas and draft your debut novel, leaving no bone unturned.
In this navigational writing guide, we will unearth the hidden treasures of your narrative.
Like intrepid archaeologists, we will sift through the sands of your imagination to find the gems buried beneath the surface.
Together, we’ll explore how to plan and organize your ideas into a cohesive structure, ignite your creativity through daydreaming, and conduct thorough research to breathe life into your characters and worlds.
We’ll delve into the art of crafting captivating dialogue, engaging all five senses to enrich your storytelling, and using the essential journalistic questions—who, what, why, when, where, and how—to build a robust narrative framework.
By the end of our journey together, you’ll have the tools and confidence to dig into your ideas and draft your debut novel, leaving no bone unturned.
256 pages, Kindle Edition
Published August 17, 2024
About the author
Sadie K. Frazier
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Sadie K. Frazier writes stories about the beautifully complicated business of being human.
Her work explores love, loss, identity, grief, healing, second chances, and the moments that divide life into before and after. Whether her characters are navigating the ordinary world or stepping into something touched by the extraordinary, Sadie is drawn to stories about people finding their way back to themselves, and sometimes to one another.
Behind the name Sadie K. Frazier is Kris Sinclair, an author, editor, and co-owner of Inked Faerie Press. Kris writes across multiple genres under several pen names, each with a world of its own: Sadie K. Frazier, Eden Cross, Averie Blaire, and Iris Pendleton.
Sadie is where some of her most personal stories live.
Her writing is rooted in the belief that fiction doesn't have to look away from the difficult parts of life to leave room for hope. Some stories are meant to entertain us. Others sit beside us for a while. The best ones can do both.
When Kris isn't writing or editing, she can usually be found with a book within reach, dogs somewhere nearby, a dangerously tempting coffee order, and more story ideas than any reasonable person needs.
She lives in the Midwest with her husband, her favorite creative accomplice and co-owner of Inked Faerie Press.
Different names. Different genres. One storyteller.
Sadie K. Frazier writes stories about the beautifully complicated business of being human.
Her work explores love, loss, identity, grief, healing, second chances, and the moments that divide life into before and after. Whether her characters are navigating the ordinary world or stepping into something touched by the extraordinary, Sadie is drawn to stories about people finding their way back to themselves, and sometimes to one another.
Behind the name Sadie K. Frazier is Kris Sinclair, an author, editor, and co-owner of Inked Faerie Press. Kris writes across multiple genres under several pen names, each with a world of its own: Sadie K. Frazier, Eden Cross, Averie Blaire, and Iris Pendleton.
Sadie is where some of her most personal stories live.
Her writing is rooted in the belief that fiction doesn't have to look away from the difficult parts of life to leave room for hope. Some stories are meant to entertain us. Others sit beside us for a while. The best ones can do both.
When Kris isn't writing or editing, she can usually be found with a book within reach, dogs somewhere nearby, a dangerously tempting coffee order, and more story ideas than any reasonable person needs.
She lives in the Midwest with her husband, her favorite creative accomplice and co-owner of Inked Faerie Press.
Different names. Different genres. One storyteller.
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