Sentences with phrase «on plot»

«The Author's Bucket List on Plot Structure» by Jordan Dane on The Kill Zone < — Thoughts on the 3 - act structure and the storyboard method of plotting.

A copy editor will not comment on plot line, characters, or whatever.

This is because you think you must have some feedback on your plot or story line.

When you highlight a word or a phrase, the built - in «Smart Lookup» will bring up options for a dictionary, X-Ray (for getting info on the plot, characters, places and phrases in a book), and Wikipedia.

Yesterday I worked on my plot for my romance novel, tentatively called «Snowed in with a Millionaire» (or...

She gave excellent advice on plot and character development, as well as providing help with voice and style and those tricky grammatical issues that crop up now and then.

Jack Frost is a horror title that likes lots of gore and panty shots, but not so much on plot.

Additionally, every entrant gets the Critic's Report, which is a valuable tool for the author, including ratings for on Plot, Originality, Characterization, and Prose (scored on a scale of 10), plus a written assessment (a mini-review) that the author can use in their marketing.

I've seen art breakdowns, a couple of interviews from the writers, even a couple of really interesting experts consulting on plot points like the United Nations address or what a tsunami would really do to Wakanda, but again, nothing to keep me hooked in.

Some editors will give you feedback on plot and others will only tell you about grammar issues.

You want your readers focused on your plot and characters, your details and settings, and not wondering why this sentence suddenly drops down a line or why that paragraph starts halfway down the page.

I agree that the review seemed to read more like a high school book report (focusing mainly on the plot, and nit - picking about the details of foreign cities, etc., which by the way I had visited).

Not only regarding fixing grammatical errors, style errors (AP vs. Chicago Manual), but also depending on whether you want a professional's opinion on your plot and content, issues with dialogue, continuity, etc..

Send out ARCs (advanced reader copies) to team members to get feedback on the plot and characters of your next book.

Share your particular needs and concerns with your editor — for example, you might want less insight on character development and more guidance on plot.

You can chat with Gena and your fellow readers on plot points, fun facts, and the characters in The Darkest Seduction.

Anne Mangen of Norway's Stavanger University, a lead researcher on the study said «The Kindle readers performed significantly worse on the plot reconstruction measure.»

This and other examples have little or no bearing on the plot at all.

Strong on characterization but weaker on plot, Rise and Shine is a tale of two sisters and one city.

Yet according to librarians and bookstore owners, traditional labeling defines thrillers as fast - paced, realistic books that focus on plot more than character -LSB-...]

Sometimes you need a very short novella which is scorching hot, very low on plot and character development.

What effect does the irregular passage of time between chapters have on the plot?

British publishing news site Bookseller.com reported on the plot:

This is not a story heavy on plot, but is instead, a fascinating and deep study of the heart and head of one woman at one pivotal moment in her life.

Light on plot, the novel follows 10 conversations between the narrator and a cast of intriguing acquaintances.

For novels and in many cases memoirs, your editor will provide feedback on plot, character, theme and symbolism.

I can handle spelling and grammar checks for your manuscript as well — and if you need a thorough developmental edit, with heavy emphasis on plot and character and inconsistencies within, I'm your guy as well.

Some of his stuff drives me batty (my books are already too heavy on plot and subplots) and he can be infuriating to literary writers, but most of his advice is useful no matter what your genre.

Beta readers can give you invaluable feedback and suggestions on plot or character holes, or even flag up language errors and inconsistencies.

She has them act as beta readers, she asks them for ideas, she wants their input on plot problems.

Magic Wand Author Services staff will read your first three chapters for $ 70 and provide you with a written report on plot, sentence flow, grammar and overall writing.

In an interview with GLAAD, she elaborated on the plot.

Working in Track Changes, I'll go through the book doing the line editing, as above, but will also give notes on plot and character, or any other relevant global issues that need attention.

It starts with a hook, details the facts about your manuscript (title, genre, word count), then elaborates on the plot as succinctly and specifically as possible.

For example, during week 1 of the 30 days, you can focus on plot improvements and then week 2 you can handle characterization and character arc.

I will read your manuscript and provide written feedback on plot, characterization, pacing, etc., and make suggestions on things like character arcs, narrative framework, and maintaining reader engagement.

For example, if a writer has asked for feedback on plot and dialogue, but you choose to offer feedback on pacing and character development, the writer may not find your review helpful.

Developmental editing is meant for recently completed or completely unedited manuscripts that require guidance on plot, characterization, world - building, and other, high - level aspects of storytelling.

You also show that you know how to be succinct enough to focus on the plot points only, and leave any extraneous details out, not wasting your target's time.

Also, the all - important first chapter can benefit from feedback on plot, structure, readability, whether the characters are interesting, and whether the reader might be likely to keep reading One issue I have found, though, is the difference between American and British English, which can hinder editing at first, but I believe this difficulty can be overcome (I'm Australian).

Get a manuscript evaluation, which provides editorial feedback on plot and character development, editing amount needed, and marketability.

There's no real information available on the plot yet; all we know is that The Confession is filled with «the intriguing twists and turns that have become Grisham's trademark.»

The premise of the program is to establish a writing community where authors can solicit feedback on the plot and get assistance on fixing up spelling, grammatical errors or just get some research tips.

I'm all about withholding information from the reader for him / her to discover it as they progress on the plot.

This feature begins with a simple three - answer question on the plot of the book: was it predictable, did it have some twists, or was it completely surprising.

Not a well know or popular genre combined, but seperately, I can market to NA readers based on the characters age group, and mystery readers based on the plot.

Erik is looking for the following: literary / upmarket fiction with an emphasis on plot (as in, nothing too slow / quiet / static); popular and academic / trade science nonfiction, especially evolutionary biology; narrative history and biography; contemporary culture criticism (think Klosterman); sports books, if it's got a scope that extends past just games and players and into culture / larger issues.

I will make suggestions on plot and character development, recommend the addition or deletion of material, and give a full manuscript critique.

EDIT (adding catylytic converter temperature plot): Note: T0 on this plot is not the same as T0 on the top plot.

Expected to open in 2018, the 11 - 18 school will be built on the plot as part of the Tadpole Farm housing development.