"The story of R.L. Stine--just a "regular guy" who found his skill, got some luck, and became the famous writer he is today. Achievable, relatable, and more inspiring to new writers than the "You'll never make it in this town, kid" stories we hear so often. He reflects on what being a writer means to him and how he's learned a lot but ultimately has stuck to his trusty style and process."--Provided by publisher.
"The story of R.L. Stine--just a "regular guy" who found his skill, got some luck, and became the famous writer he is today. Achievable, relatable, and more inspiring to new writers than the "You'll never make it in this town, kid" stories we hear so often. He reflects on what being a writer means to him and how he's learned a lot but ultimately has stuck to his trusty style and process."--Provided by publisher.
R.L. Stine is one of the best-selling children's authors in history. Goosebumps, which recently celebrated its 30thanniversary, has more than 400 million books in print in 32 languages. The Goosebumps series made R.L. Stine a worldwide publishing celebrity (and Jeopardy answer). His other popular children’s book series include Fear Street, (recently revived as a feature film trilogy), The Garbage Pail Kids, Mostly Ghostly, The Nightmare Room, and Rotten School. Other titles include: It's The First Day of School Forever, A Midsummer Night's Scream, Young Scrooge, Stinetinglers, and three picture books, with Marc Brown—The Little Shop of Monsters, Mary McScary, and Why Did the Monster Cross the Road (July 4, 2023). RL. Stine lives in New York City with his wife Jane, an editor and publisher. You can connect with him on Twitter @RL_Stine, as well as on Instagram and Facebook. For more information, visit rlstine.com.
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CONTENTS Introduction - 7 ONE: Get Going! - 9 TWO: What About Your Readers? - 19 THREE: Conceptualizing - 23 FOUR: Development - 27 FIVE: Plotting - 33 SIX: Outlining - 45 SEVEN: Writing - 49 EIGHT: Revision - 59 NINE: Series Writing - 63 TEN: Publication & Beyond - 71 ELEVEN: Learn From The Best - 75 TWELVE: That’s A Wrap! - 79 Resources Twenty Story Ideas - 83 Related Exercises To Get You Going - 85 How Does This Really Work? - 145 * Slappy in Dreamland: Writing the Premise * I Am Slappy’s Evil Twin: Navigating Outlines * Slime Doesn’t Pay: Editorial Feedback Further Reading - 187 R. L. Stine’s 50 Favorite Books - 189 R. L. Stine Books: Suggested Reading - 192 Other Notable Books - 193 About R. L. Stine - 197 Note From the Publisher - 201
CONTENTS Introduction - 7 ONE: Get Going! - 9 TWO: What About Your Readers? - 19 THREE: Conceptualizing - 23 FOUR: Development - 27 FIVE: Plotting - 33 SIX: Outlining - 45 SEVEN: Writing - 49 EIGHT: Revision - 59 NINE: Series Writing - 63 TEN: Publication & Beyond - 71 ELEVEN: Learn From The Best - 75 TWELVE: That’s A Wrap! - 79 Resources Twenty Story Ideas - 83 Related Exercises To Get You Going - 85 How Does This Really Work? - 145 * Slappy in Dreamland: Writing the Premise * I Am Slappy’s Evil Twin: Navigating Outlines * Slime Doesn’t Pay: Editorial Feedback Further Reading - 187 R. L. Stine’s 50 Favorite Books - 189 R. L. Stine Books: Suggested Reading - 192 Other Notable Books - 193 About R. L. Stine - 197 Note From the Publisher - 201
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