Alan Moore Storyteller BBC Maestro - 3 Tips for Plotting

Step into the inimitable and encyclopedic mind of ‘one of the most significant fiction writers in English’ and discover the art of storytelling. Alan Moore’s BBC Maestro writing course offers a rare opportunity to learn from a true titan of the industry who has worked across a wealth of genres and media. Storytelling shares unfiltered advice and unique insight from a true writing purist who values art, writing and story over everything else. Delve into Moore’s personal writing journey and... Read the rest at...

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[writerinprogress]

Well I can definitely nail the last one!
Seriously though. the more I see of this man, the more I love him.

[midianpoet]

It's like going to school again, tearing up textbooks and putting them together again, word for word.
We have the best Mr.Teacher of All!

Thanks for sharing your advice, Alan!
Hi from Czech and thanks for EVERYTHING, You know, I still have Your permission to use one of Your sentences from, ,Tempest." as a preface to my collection of poems, , ,Map of the Continent of Your Heart." ...it will be soon and then I will send You copy via Chris Staros!
Thanks for all, Mr.Teacher .
Wish You THE BEST!
Be still creative, never stop !

[catinthehat]

Good advice from the wizard of Notown, but I'm not sure his 3 tips are actually about plotting.
So here are my three
1) Chekhovs Gun -If you say in the first chapter that there is a rifle hanging on the wall, in the second or third chapter it absolutely must go off.
2) Plot should be consistent which character- if you plot something that is contrary to character (without giving justification), your reader will find it more difficult to accept.
3) Trust your subconscious. Don't be afraid to use plot ideas that come to you when you are not directly working on your project, ideas that come as you are falling off to sleep or waking up or just doing the dishes. These are sometimes more natural and organic than stuff you come up with consciously working.

[MLB]

Love these clips, but they’re far too long! Nobody today has the attention span to watch a whole 32 second video!

[meatflu]

He has that kinda voice which sounds super mallow yet so arrogant at the same time.