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Last edited: Thursday, April 10, 2014
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From The Master Of The Macabre




Poe on writing in short form

1) Decide on an ending. (In a short story, the reader is brought in near the climax.)

2) Commit to writing something that can be read in one sitting.

3) Decide the intent of the work. What is it’s desired effect? To inspire beauty, love, fear, etc?

4) Establish the tone of the work. How will you convey the desired effect? Through the use of humor, sadness, drama, etc?

5) Determine which characters lend themselves to the effective delivery of the work’s intent and tone.

6) Determine the setting in which the characters will deliver your message.

7) Using the decided upon tone, introduce the reader to the characters and setting while foreshadowing the climax.

  


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Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on April 11, 2014
I've been reading some short stories here that don't have an ending. Perhaps they should read this advice.

Edgar Allen Poe may have been the master of macabre, and to read his stories would probably make that true. However, I have seen a couple of movies attempting to convey the same story on the screen that failed miserably. Far from macabre, they were laughable, perhaps because they could not convey the same meaning as from the text.

In desperation, Vincent Price turned to comedy…

Ron

Reviewed by E Phillips
Reviewed on April 10, 2014
Great advice from one of the best storytellers of all time.
Thanks for passing it on.

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