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Imagine transforming a simple prompt into a page of your manuscript in just 15 minutes. It’s not just possible; it’s about to become your new reality. With seven days of progressive prompts you’ll time yourself to get your words on the page while reflecting (and writing) about the plot turns of your life.
With the FREE “15-Minute Writer,” watch as your words come to life, one prompt, one page, one day at a time.
In the War of Art, Stephen Pressfield says we must fight resistance and show up every day to write. Cal Newport, who wrote Deep Work, highlights the necessity of immersing ourselves in a “state of flow,” where we can access our most creative and productive selves.
The Time Keeper for Writers tracks your time AND word count. Compare month over month to see how you improve over time.
When I created Engineer Your Thriller, I wanted to give my clients the benefit of some examples. So I created three! Taken from three popular thrillers – The Girl on the Train, The Woman in the Window, and Sharp Objects – these are great examples of how the authors fully developed their villain and hero characters with their own wants and needs. Sharp Objects is an especially good example of a well thought out, deep, and righteous villain!
But SPOILER ALERT! I reveal who did it.