How to Write a Plot Synopsis Without Losing Your Mind – March 14th 3PM Eastern

Description

How much do I put in? What do I leave out?
How long should it be? How do I get started?
What if there are twists I don’t want to spoil the ending with?
How do I handle more than one point of view?
Is a Memoir different than a Novel for doing a synopsis?

There is a simple way to map out and write your plot synopsis that has been used by hundreds of successfully published authors. Amy Collins came up with this system and has been teaching it at conferences, universities, and to authors who struggle with wrestling their entire plot lines into a few pages.

A good plot synopsis can often make or break a submission/query. This easy step-by-step class will help you polish your existing synopsis or help you write one from scratch!

HISTORICALLY, THIS IS OUR MOST POPULAR CLASS

This class is designed for:

• Querying Authors

• Authors with representation being asked for a synopsis by their agent or editor

• Indie authors needing synopsis for film or foreign rights

• Traditionally published authors looking to supplement their publisher’s efforts

What we’ll cover:

•  Learn the easy steps to framing a synopsis

• Go through a number of key questions to ask when starting a synopsis

• A full explanation of what agents and editors are looking for in a plot synopsis

• Determine if the best way to synopsize your work – by plot line or by chapter

• Take you through the entire process and EXACTLY how to map and write your synopsis out

• A discussion and Q&A with Amy where you can ask her any and all questions

All registrants will receive a recording of the class and a packet of handouts, including a worksheet to help you recreate the process on your own successfully.