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Serialization for Authors: A Course on Planning, Writing, and Monetizing Episodic Fiction
Introduction
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Serial Storytelling: What, Why, and How
Notes and Transcript
Introduction to Serialization (0:28)
What is Serialization? (9:50)
The History and Evolution of Serialized Stories (4:54)
The Benefits of Storytelling (7:56)
Characteristics of Successful Serial Stories and Homework (19:17)
Serial Storycrafting: Idea to Outline
Notes and Transcript
Introduction (0:58)
Class Details (3:26)
Expanding a Basic Story Idea (8:42)
Understanding a Season in Serialized Storytelling (11:32)
Planning Long-Term Story Arc (4:39)
Serial Spreadsheet (11:40)
Serial Survival: Avoiding Pitfalls
Notes and Transcript
Introduction (1:22)
Pacing Issues and Plot Inconsistencies (6:22)
Character Development Challenges, Reader Feedback Management, and Burnout and Scheduling (12:02)
Sustaining Reader Engagement Over Long-Term Arcs and Financial Sustainability (7:31)
Things to Consider About Possible Pitfalls and Preview of What’s Coming (4:19)
Hook & Hold: Engaging Serial Episodes
Notes and Transcript
Introduction (0:39)
Class Details (2:08)
Writing Compelling Openings (5:21)
Character Voices and Dialogue (3:16)
Balancing Description and Action (4:21)
Subplots and Secondary Characters (9:03)
Finding Your Fans (5:05)
Serial Launch Playbook
Notes and Transcript
Introduction (1:15)
Building a Content Buffer (4:44)
Engaging with the Audience (4:53)
Technical and Design Considerations (9:16)
Scheduling, Subscribers, and Subscriber Freebies (18:20)
Serialization Questions (9:34)
Conclusion
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