작가의 여정 - 완전한 스토리 구축

 What makes a novel good? In this class, we will discuss our favorite books, why we like them, what makes them unique, and what we would have changed if we were the author. 

 The hero's journey is a popular storytelling archetype used for centuries. It is a narrative structure that describes the path of a hero as they embark on a journey of self-discovery, facing trials and overcoming obstacles to achieve a goal or fulfill a quest. This class will discuss the Hero's Journey, look at the Hero's Journeys in some popular books, and create our own Hero's Journey. 

 We will explore the Three-Act and Five-Act structures in storytelling. You'll learn how the Three-Act Structure, with its Setup, Confrontation, and Resolution, shapes modern narratives and how the Five-Act Structure, with Exposition, Rising Action, Climax, Falling Action, and Denouement, offers a more intricate plot and character development. We'll compare these frameworks, understand their strengths and weaknesses, and learn to choose the most effective structure to enhance its impact. 

 Outlining is a structured approach to organizing your thoughts, characters, and plotlines, providing a roadmap that guides your writing process. We will explore various outlining methods throughout our discussions, from traditional hierarchical structures to more fluid and creative approaches. We will discuss the different methods of outlining and the tools.