The Thirty in 530
- Pick stories from across the twelve Story Grid content genres to develop an appreciation for different genres, including ones that you might not be familiar with.
- It’s important to develop a deep understanding of the genre that you want to write.
- Don’t worry: you’ll be analyzing lots of stories over your career. Think about your favorite stories, or the books that are most like the ones that you would like to write. Then pick one, and jump in.
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