Conflict is the mark of a great story? But what about when your family history is full of boring peasants and farmers with no big conflict? How do we find
Category: Story Planning
Where do I begin and end my ancestor’s story?Where do I begin and end my ancestor’s story?
Hey there, fellow scribes! Welcome back to Storylines, where we dive deep into the art of family history storytelling. Are you writing a birth to death tale of your ancestor’s
When writing a family history story which writing skill is the most important?When writing a family history story which writing skill is the most important?
Do you ever wonder which of all the storytelling techniques is most important to learn? Which one you should put at the top of your list for mastering. Today we
How to Craft an Engaging Inciting IncidentHow to Craft an Engaging Inciting Incident
Last week we discussed what is the inciting incident and the importance in your story, along with 3 types of to consider. If you missed it click the link
Launching Your Story: Exploring the 3 Types of Inciting IncidentsLaunching Your Story: Exploring the 3 Types of Inciting Incidents
One could say the scene that launches your ancestor’s story is one of the most important events you will need to decide on. So make sure you have a clear
How to Tell A Whole Story When Details Are MissingHow to Tell A Whole Story When Details Are Missing
When attempting to tell the story of a family’s history, it can be difficult to fill in the blanks when details are missing. Through research and investigation, it is possible
Is Your Family History Story Stuck?Is Your Family History Story Stuck?
Is your family history story stuck? It doesn’t have to be. Sometimes we lose our way and our family history stories get stuck. In today’s video, learn about the number
Using Timelines to Find the StoryUsing Timelines to Find the Story
If you missed last week’s video lesson on getting started click the button above.