Announcing Time Travel Workbook
Posted By Katie Ploeger on May 29, 2010
ANNOUNCING A NEW WORKBOOK
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TIME TRAVEL WORKBOOK
FOR FICTION WRITERS
Time Travel Workbook for Fiction Writers, by Katherine Ploeger, MA, MFA, offers fiction writers a complete approach to developing time travel experiences for fiction stories of all types and media. Create better stories by making the plots and details plausible and yet unpredictable, having fun in the process. The workbook includes 12 major guidelines for developing time travel stories, hundreds of questions to focus on individual topics and issues, many possibilities and ideas for developing the combination to open the time doorway, and 19 exercises, many with worksheets for recording ideas and developing the story.
Specs: 129 pages in Times Roman 14 point, 8.5×11 page size, pdf download, $22.95.
Available from this website (on the “For Fiction Writers” page) and at Scribd.com.
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Brief Table of Contents
Part I – Developing the Time Travel Experience
Chapter 1 – Purposes and Issues of Using a Time Travel Experience
Chapter 2 – Characters Involved in the Time Travel Story
Chapter 3 – A Typical Story Structure for a Time Travel Story
Chapter 4 – Creating and Working with the Time Doorway
Chapter 5 – Working with the Destination Time Period
Chapter 6 – Creating and Working with the Combination
Chapter 7 – Return to the Original Time Period
Chapter 8 – Other Issues about Time Travel
Part II – Possibilities for the Combination and its Elements
Chapter 9 – Possibilities for Locations
Chapter 10 – Possibilities for Triggers
Chapter 11 – Possibilities for Events
Conclusion
References
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hey,this is Willis Gallups,just discovered your Blog on google and i must say this blog is great.may I share some of the writing found in the blog to my local students?i am not sure and what you think?anyway,Thanks!
Wow this is a great resource.. I’m enjoying it.. good article
Dear Willis Gallups,
Yes, of course, you can share the writing and the blog address. I keep adding new content every week, so they can signup on my list if they are writers interested in writing issues. Who are your students? What are you teaching them? And where?
Ta ta for now
Katie Ploeger
even though someone has written about their own experiences, yours are unique and also the sound really fascinating.i would read the book.i say go for it.who cares if somebody else has written something along exact same lines.your story is different no issue what.
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