FICTION FORMULA PLOTTING PRACTICE Paperback – January 19, 2018

Success is ultimately a game of attrition.How long can you keep going without seeing anything materialize? That's what truly distinguishes successHow long can you keep filling out the forms in this book without seeing anything materialize?That's what will lead to your success4/1/2023I gave up working through this book since I wrote this comment. But I am back working through itThe rarest of human qualities is consistencyNot sure if I will keep working through it. Probably won't because the rarest of human qualities is consistency.But I will try to go one day at a timeMy consistency will be rewarded years later.Hope I am part of the 1 percent who never give upThe rarest of human qualities is consistency

Been looking for this book for awhile. Debbie Chester is the teacher Jim Butcher credits for getting him on the right book to writing. No nonsense here, just the forms you need to fill out to get your story done!

This is a good companion to Fiction Formula Plotting, but if you're going to get it consider getting hardcopy. Worksheets do not work well with Kindle books. There is no provision for printing, nor is there formatting included in the file to support it, so far as I can tell. I have tried two PDF converters that I've used on other books so that I can print out worksheets, but for whatever reason they can't convert this book.Again, the material is good, but a Kindle format undercuts proper use of it.

An excellent companion to Fiction Formula Plotting. I was so impressed with The Fantasy Fiction Formula that I bought her other guides as well. I'm very happy with my purchases.Bobby W. Lee

Yes, you also need this book if you're going to apply Fiction Formula Plotting to writing a novel.

Deborah Chester provides sensible, straightforward, useful advice for those who wish to write commercial genre fiction. The workbook reinforces the lessons in the Fiction Formula Plotting book. That being said, I think I'm going to return the Kindle edition and get a physical book. I *thought* I could download the Kindle version to my laptop, and print out the pages so I could USE IT AS A WORKBOOK.

What's the point of a digital ebook with fill in the blank templates if I can't copy the templates to a word editor? The limit set by kindle of how much you can copy from the book makes this useless.