Here’s the latest stop on the blog tour – I do a guest post over on Jill Weatherholt’s blog on the use of storyboards to conceptualize a novel. Please pop over and visit Jill’s great blog. Comments get you a chance for a free book mailed right to your door.
Today I am thrilled to welcome
Francis Guenette
, author of The Crater Lake Series. Her novels
Disappearing in Plain Sight
and
The Light Never Lies
are set on the shore of a Northern Vancouver Island lake, rich in rural life, family dynamics, and romance.
Francis has a talent for bringing her characters to life. It’s been a long time since I’ve read a book where both the characters and the setting felt so real and alive. I was truly impressed with her writing in Disappearing in Plain Sight. Her style was sharp and vivid, grabbing my attention from the first page. I look forward to devouring The Light Never Lies.
Francis is here today to explain how she utilizes a storyboard. I’m a visual person, so turning a book idea into a visual tool, with the use of a storyboard, works for me. It can help make…
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I love your idea for a story board Francis it was very helpful thank you. The next time I attempt Nanowrimo this would be a good way to flesh out the story first.
That’s a great idea – storyboard it all out before Nano even starts and then you’re ready to go – full steam ahead. Thanks for stopping by 🙂