Hi, I was reading about "Snowflake Method." The author of the article said that editors like 'Character Synopsis." What that should be like? Could anyone post a link to nice examples?
Also he said—like this was some kind of an usual practice—that one might submit this Character Synopsis as a proposal before starting the draft.
Why should I begin sending the proposal before writing the thing? I guess "if you can't sell it, why write it" is the attitude? Is this very common? I've seen a proposal with first three chapters. And I knew he hadn't wrote the rest. Is this the way this business is done?
Here is the link to the article about snowflake.
Also he said—like this was some kind of an usual practice—that one might submit this Character Synopsis as a proposal before starting the draft.
Why should I begin sending the proposal before writing the thing? I guess "if you can't sell it, why write it" is the attitude? Is this very common? I've seen a proposal with first three chapters. And I knew he hadn't wrote the rest. Is this the way this business is done?
Here is the link to the article about snowflake.
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