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STORY BY NUMBERS WORKBOOK
This workbook is a companion to Story By Numbers - a book for writers to outline their story and develop their characters .
Use this in plotting your story while referencing Story By Numbers.
This is intended for writers and authors developing novels, screenplays, pilots, comics, and games.
This workbook is a practical, hands-on effort to help writers struggling to structure and
construct stories and characters with depth and meaning.
Adam Skelter has worked in film, tv series, games and publishing for over fifteen years in story development
as a writer, author, director, story and concept artist for both major and independent production studios.
Adam has also taught story and writing at Calarts, USC School of Screenwriting,
as well as guest lecturing at other events and venues.
Find more at riotactindustries.com
Use this in plotting your story while referencing Story By Numbers.
This is intended for writers and authors developing novels, screenplays, pilots, comics, and games.
This workbook is a practical, hands-on effort to help writers struggling to structure and
construct stories and characters with depth and meaning.
Adam Skelter has worked in film, tv series, games and publishing for over fifteen years in story development
as a writer, author, director, story and concept artist for both major and independent production studios.
Adam has also taught story and writing at Calarts, USC School of Screenwriting,
as well as guest lecturing at other events and venues.
Find more at riotactindustries.com
211 pages, Hardcover
Published January 13, 2022
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July 9, 2023
Quite a bit disappointed in this workbook. The book is the size of a regular paperback and the print quality appears to be as bad as an ancient b&w copier that has copy powder scattered over the print drum. Not only is it hard to read, there’s literally no room to use the “workbook” as a workbook you could write in and make notes on his actual book.
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