Introduction to Storification
Storification is the most critical dynamic in itself, but also - because of that - an enormous amount of EVERYTHING that happens in your story is in service of making the storification absolutely deliver.
So here's the introduction to how storification works. Please bear in mind, this is just the introduction. There are around 8 further videos giving the detail of this most important of story dynamics and ALL the ways a story can storify.
I hope you love it!
David
Take the Test - Are You an Author?
Please answer Yes or No to the following questions:
Would you like:
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To hold a book in your hands with your name on it?
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To walk through an airport and see your book and your name on the bookshelves?
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To walk along a beach and see someone reading your book?
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To make money through booksales the world over in your sleep?
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To get up in the morning and hug yourself, because you don't have to go to work. All you have to do is write?
If you answered 'Are you joking?! Yes, yes, yes, yes and YES!!!!' then it could be that you really really want to be an author.
Testimonials
Kerri Cuevas
Author 'Deadly Kisses'
Receiving a publishing deal was a dream turned reality. In my acknowledgement page is written: David Baboulene: I did it, and you are a heck of a teacher!
Steve Askham
Author 'Life's a Peach! A Farmer Sutra of the Fruit Trade'
Meeting with David was an epiphany for me. It took me a month to fully grasp David´s advice, but it did sink in and when I started to write again, I just felt so FREE and infinitely more creative. My book is now complete, and I am so, so proud of it. I am sitting here looking at two contracts to publish, both from reputable and well-known publishing houses and with more potential offers due in shortly.
Helena Charlton-Jones
Winner: Lucy Scher Award
David has a (genuinely) unique understanding of story combined with a masterful ability to help break it down. His wisdom and advice were invaluable in my success, and I have learnt so much from him that I will continue to apply throughout my career. Thank you, David!