How to Write a Dynamite Scene Using the Snowflake Method

Advanced Fiction Writing, Book 2

By: Randy Ingermanson

Narrated by: James L. Rubart

Want to write a dynamite novel?

The secret to writing a dynamite novel is to first write a dynamite scene. Because if you can write one terrific scene, you can write a hundred. And that's a novel.

This is a short book, with just one goal - to teach you the simple principles you can use right now to design a powerful scene before you write it. If you've already written your novel, you can use these same principles to make each scene better.

About the book

How to Write a Dynamite Scene Using the Snowflake Method will give you the power tools you need to write scenes that move your reader's emotions.

You'll learn:

• The one thing your reader most desperately wants. And why.
• How to decide which character should have the point of view.
• The two kinds of scenes designed to give your reader a powerful emotional experience - and how to know which to use.
• Five ways to test that your lead character's goal in each scene is perfect.
• How to end every scene so it leaves your reader wanting more.
• Why dilemmas are good, and how to know when they're ruining your story.
• Four ways to know that your character's decision will drive your story forward.
• How to know when a scene is broken - and how to fix it.

©2018 Randall Ingermanson (P)2018 Randall Ingermanson

Amazing

Highly Recommend! The Check list at the end is just amazing! Thank you for this! Already seen results editing my book using these techniques. 💯

Great book!

Untangles the obvious, and delivers the information in a clear and usable way. Loved it!
As for the narration - accelerating the speed to 1.20 overcomes it...

Excellent instruction

I'm a fan of Randy's book, The Snowflake Method, and this book was just as high caliber. Deep dive into what makes a scene powerful (or not). I kept having to pause it and take notes.

Improve your storytelling

Scene by scene makes sense with this method instead of vague explanations I've sat through at expensive writing conferences.

Short, to the point, and highly practical!

I was looking for a book to help me improve my scene-craft as a writer, and this book delivers with a simple, straightforward and no-nonsense system for creating scenes that work for your story, and for making sure the scenes you *do* have are pulling their weight. I found tips that I was immediately able to apply to my current writing project, and it's already making a tremendous difference. I'd recommend this short, easy-to-read book for any fiction writer.