Mr. Lucas wrote a blog post about finding his Story Form in The Sentence created with the method by Holly Lisle.
A few things I noticed when reading this:
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Sunday, October 15, 2017
The small satisfaction of printed tables
Dramatica Forum Frequenter and Princess Bride Aficionado Mike Lucas recently posted his "Essential Tools for the Running Writer," one of which is a story form table printed on paper. That table was generated by my Table of Scenes Generator.
Now, this "Generator" does not really do anything on its own. It merely takes the results of the Storyform report und Plot Sequence Report of the official Dramatica software, and turns them into one HTML-table. And the design was taken mostly from someone else as well.
Still, I feel a certain satisfaction over seeing something I had a part in being not only used, but printed on paper and taken along.
Now, this "Generator" does not really do anything on its own. It merely takes the results of the Storyform report und Plot Sequence Report of the official Dramatica software, and turns them into one HTML-table. And the design was taken mostly from someone else as well.
Still, I feel a certain satisfaction over seeing something I had a part in being not only used, but printed on paper and taken along.
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