An Update on My Three Act Structure Scrivener Template
An Update on My Three Act Structure Scrivener Template
Hello, Writers!
In an upcoming episode of the authorpreneur podcast, I discuss how I stopped supplying my three-act structure Scrivener* template to my email list and the reasons that led to the decision. As I was editing that episode, I had an idea.
I’m considering supplying a free ebook on three-act structure, a cheat seat, and possibly a video on how you can create your own Scrivener template.
Is this something that you’re interested in signing up for or downloading? Let me know by sharing your thoughts below in the comments section under this post.
Concluding Thoughts
Once again, thank you for listening, and I’ll see you in the next episode.
Happy reading and writing, everybody.
Your coach,
Amelia xx
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I’m Amelia. When I’m not hosting the Authorpreneur Podcast™️ and the Book Nerd Podcasts, I write Mystery Novels under the pen name A. D. Hay. And, I’m the author of Suspicion, the Lawn, and the Candidate.
On this blog, I help new writers to finish their first draft, prepare their manuscripts for professional editing, and when they get stuck in the first draft phase or are confused about the revision process.
Right now, I’m editing and preparing my soon to be published mystery novels, Suspicion, Duplicity, 24 Hours, and Immunity for publication.
