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    This document provides a template for authors to plan out a book idea. It prompts the author to write a one sentence premise including three components: a character, a goal, and a situation or crisis. The author is then asked to set deadlines for completing a draft and weekly word counts. Potential consequences are outlined for missing deadlines. The template also prompts the author to identify if their work will be a novel, memoir, or non-fiction and to write a statement describing what makes their book unique.

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    This document provides a template for authors to plan out a book idea. It prompts the author to write a one sentence premise including three components: a character, a goal, and a situation or crisis. The author is then asked to set deadlines for completing a draft and weekly word counts. Potential consequences are outlined for missing deadlines. The template also prompts the author to identify if their work will be a novel, memoir, or non-fiction and to write a statement describing what makes their book unique.

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    Writing Premise+Page - 230127 - 222432

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    This document provides a template for authors to plan out a book idea. It prompts the author to write a one sentence premise including three components: a character, a goal, and a situation or crisis. The author is then asked to set deadlines for completing a draft and weekly word counts. Potential consequences are outlined for missing deadlines. The template also prompts the author to identify if their work will be a novel, memoir, or non-fiction and to write a statement describing what makes their book unique.

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    PREMISE DEADLINE

    WRITE YOUR BOOK IDEA IN ONE SENTENCE INCLUDING THREE I WILL FINISH MY DRAFT BY
    COMPONENTS.
    I WILL WRITE WORDS A WEEK DUE BY EACH WEEK.
    1 2 3

    A CHARACTER A GOAL A SITUATION, CONSEQUENCES


    TWO WORDS: CRISIS, TEAM IF YOU DON’T FINISH, WHAT WILL HAPPEN? FOR BEST RESULTS,
    ADJECTIVE & NOUN
    I.E. YOUNG WOMAN USE TWO SMALLER CONSEQUENCES AND ONE BIG CONSEQUENCE.

    NOVEL MISS 1 WEEKLY DEADLINE

    MISS 2 WEEKLY DEADLINES

    MISS 3 WEEKLY DEADLINES OR DON’T FINISH YOUR BOOK

    A CHARACTER A SITUATION A LESSON


    IN THIRD PERSON
    DESCRIBE YOURSELF
    IN TWO WORDS

    MEMOIR
    STORY TYPE
    ONLINESS STATEMENT
    A PROBLEM A PERSON A SOLUTION WHAT TYPE OF STORY ARE YOU WRITING?

    NON NOVEL
    FICTION OR
    MEMOIR

    WRITE YOUR PREMISE HERE: WHAT MAKES YOUR BOOK UNIQUE?


    WRITE YOUR ONLINESS STATEMENT HERE.
    NON
    FICTION (BOOK TITLE) WILL BE

    THE ONLY BOOK TO .

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