Isbn: 9781645011125 - the standard magazine, volume 1, issue 1: the measure of fine fiction (12 risultati)

Condizione: New. Juhasz, Victor (illustratore).

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Paperback. Condizione: New. Juhasz, Victor (illustratore).

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000. Juhasz, Victor (illustratore).

Condizione: New. Juhasz, Victor (illustratore).

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. The inaugural issue of The Standard Magazine. A new literary magazine for writers and aspiring writers that picks up where Writer's Digest and Poets & Writers began - a place to show our work and how we approach the pathway to truthful publication. Every issue pairs original fiction with a nonfiction craft feature exploring how fine fiction works and why it matters. This issue asks the foundational question: Why do we need better fiction? The Standard does not accept or commission outside submissions. Every original work of fiction in this magazine is written by a student in the Story Grid Writer Mentorship Program and edited by a Story Grid editor. The stories are not illustrations of a theory - they are proofs of concept, evidence that the Story Grid methodology produces real work that meets a real standard. Each issue also includes masterwork short stories - touchstones from the literary tradition that set the bar our writers are working to meet. Full color throughout. 108 pages. Original artwork accompanies every piece. FIVE ORIGINAL SCENESSocial Studies by Jeyla Briar, edited by Laura Graves, artwork by Sasha DavydovaStyx by Sibley Dale, edited by Krista Adams, artwork by Ventiko and Layne MillerGuard Rails by Lark Rowen, edited by Kallista Foote, artwork by Sasha DavydovaEscalade by Mary Koehler, edited by Joanne Haines, artwork by Sonnie KozloverThe Game by Randall Surles, edited by Tim Grahl, artwork by Kimmy QuillinTWO ORIGINAL SHORT STORIESThe Candymaker's Son by Ryan McRae, edited by Tim Grahl, artwork by Sasha Davydova and Timothy HsuThe Resident Ghost by Brent G. Spalding, edited by Tim Grahl, artwork by Clare KimTWO MASTERWORK SHORT STORIESThe Monkey's Paw by W.W. Jacobs, edited by Henry Mills Alden, artwork by HUNTERXingu by Edith Wharton, edited by Edward L. Burlingame, artwork by HUNTERCRAFT FEATURE AND MISSION STATEMENTThe Lives We Dream and Do Not Realize by Shawn Coyne, edited by Tim Grahl, artwork by Victor Juhasz, photography by Victor Castro, artwork by Masa Shigeta Cover artwork by Victor Juhasz.Story Grid began with Shawn Coyne's 2015 book The Story Grid: What Good Editors Know, which introduced a methodology for analyzing and improving narrative craft. Over the past decade, Story Grid has grown into a community of writers, editors, and artists dedicated to understanding how stories work and why they matter. The Standard Magazine is the next step - a place where that work meets the page. This is where we are now. Not as an endpoint, but as a commitment to continual improvement. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Juhasz, Victor (illustratore).…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. The inaugural issue of The Standard Magazine. A new literary magazine for writers and aspiring writers that picks up where Writer's Digest and Poets & Writers began - a place to show our work and how we approach the pathway to truthful publication. Every issue pairs original fiction with a nonfiction craft feature exploring how fine fiction works and why it matters. This issue asks the foundational question: Why do we need better fiction? The Standard does not accept or commission outside submissions. Every original work of fiction in this magazine is written by a student in the Story Grid Writer Mentorship Program and edited by a Story Grid editor. The stories are not illustrations of a theory - they are proofs of concept, evidence that the Story Grid methodology produces real work that meets a real standard. Each issue also includes masterwork short stories - touchstones from the literary tradition that set the bar our writers are working to meet. Full color throughout. 108 pages. Original artwork accompanies every piece. FIVE ORIGINAL SCENESSocial Studies by Jeyla Briar, edited by Laura Graves, artwork by Sasha DavydovaStyx by Sibley Dale, edited by Krista Adams, artwork by Ventiko and Layne MillerGuard Rails by Lark Rowen, edited by Kallista Foote, artwork by Sasha DavydovaEscalade by Mary Koehler, edited by Joanne Haines, artwork by Sonnie KozloverThe Game by Randall Surles, edited by Tim Grahl, artwork by Kimmy QuillinTWO ORIGINAL SHORT STORIESThe Candymaker's Son by Ryan McRae, edited by Tim Grahl, artwork by Sasha Davydova and Timothy HsuThe Resident Ghost by Brent G. Spalding, edited by Tim Grahl, artwork by Clare KimTWO MASTERWORK SHORT STORIESThe Monkey's Paw by W.W. Jacobs, edited by Henry Mills Alden, artwork by HUNTERXingu by Edith Wharton, edited by Edward L. Burlingame, artwork by HUNTERCRAFT FEATURE AND MISSION STATEMENTThe Lives We Dream and Do Not Realize by Shawn Coyne, edited by Tim Grahl, artwork by Victor Juhasz, photography by Victor Castro, artwork by Masa Shigeta Cover artwork by Victor Juhasz.Story Grid began with Shawn Coyne's 2015 book The Story Grid: What Good Editors Know, which introduced a methodology for analyzing and improving narrative craft. Over the past decade, Story Grid has grown into a community of writers, editors, and artists dedicated to understanding how stories work and why they matter. The Standard Magazine is the next step - a place where that work meets the page. This is where we are now. Not as an endpoint, but as a commitment to continual improvement. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Juhasz, Victor (illustratore).…