By Shaunta Grimes There are two plot points in the first Act of a book that are absolutely essential. They have lots of names, but I learned my favorite terms from a site called The Script Lab. I call them the Inciting Incident and the Lock In. When ever I work with someone who is really struggling to get their novel started or is floundering around in the first act, it’s almost always because these plot points aren’t jiving.
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By Shaunta Grimes There are two plot points in the first Act of a book that are absolutely essential. They have lots of names, but I learned my favorite terms from a site called The Script Lab. I call them the Inciting Incident and the Lock In. When ever I work with someone who is really struggling to get their novel started or is floundering around in the first act, it’s almost always because these plot points aren’t jiving.
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