Coming soon | Craft and work
David E. Sproule | Workshop draft
Workshopping Your Own Fiction
Self-editing when you have no workshop
Writing craft | workshop draft, about 9,958 words, 6 chapters
Self-editing when you have no workshop Target about 10000 words. Workshop coming soon. Not for sale until SOON gates pass.
Not for sale
Workshop draft. Keeper pass still ahead.
Cover and brief are up. Workshop draft may already exist locally. Not for sale until a keeper pass and Soft Margins checkout.
Opening sample
First pass from the workshop. Not the ending.
You sit in your study, surrounded by the familiar comforts of your writing space. The sun casts a golden glow through the window, illuminating the stack of papers and notebooks that clutter the desk. You've been writing for months, but as you look over the pages, a sense of uncertainty washes over you. The story you envisioned has taken shape, but it feels... incomplete. You wonder, what is the core purpose of this narrative? What deeper meaning do you want to convey? The first step is to peel back the layers of your story, much like peeling an onion. Begin by asking yourself a series of reflective questions.
Chapters in this draft
- What this book is for
- The problem in plain language
- Tools for this week
- Scripts and checklists
- Failure modes
- When to get more help
Soft Margins
Ask the Unsaid
One question about this title. Tease, do not spoil.
About the author
David E. Sproule
Writes and builds from Edmonton, Alberta. Sproule Lit workshop drafts and Phyllux Tech, local first: files as masters, honest length, and tools people can use on a hard Tuesday.
