See if you can’t relate to her story, and then get excited about Save the Cat! Writes a Novel. But here is where Jessica Brody steps in.
In this book, Black teaches screenwriters how to structure their screenplays using a template of fifteen “beats” or plot points, proposing that every great movie from Hollywood ever made was structured on these same fifteen beats.īut, wait, Kelly-Lynne! I am not a screenwriter. Save the Cat! Writes a Novel was inspired by the late Black Snynder‘s book titled, Save the Cat! The Last book on Screenwriting You’ll Ever Need. This is a book every serious writer should have in their library and should have dog-eared, highlighted and worn out pages from over use. But this blog is dedicated to, Save the Cat! Writes a Novel. If you are interested in knowing what books I have read that I found helpful, send me a comment and I will let you know. I have read many books on writing novels, all of them gave me practical advice, sound approaches and tidbits of wisdom that has assisted me to write better, write more, and simply inspired me to keep writing. I felt I needed to share with you this resource.
I don’t normally write a review on a Self-help book, and I haven’t been asked to write a review for, Save the Cat! Writes a Novel by Jessica Brody, but I couldn’t help myself.
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