やってはいけない物語の「書き出し」とは？はじまりの書き方指南書『「書き出し」で釣りあげろ』を紹介！

Welcome to the Sadojima Channel, a manga editor! This channel supports manga artists by discussing a variety of topics that are helpful for creating manga. Today, together with Ito from Film Art Publishing, we'll be introducing "The Opening," a never-before-seen guide to writing an opening that draws readers in from the very first sentence and keeps them reading to the end! ★ "The Opening: How to Write a Novel That Grabs Readers from Page One and Never Lets Go" by Les Edgerton, published by Film Art Publishing https://amzn.to/3AiPnit = Book Contents = There's an undeniable truth that masterpieces share: an excellent opening. You've worked so hard to finish a work, but it didn't pass the selection process for a literary award, you didn't get any hits on a novel submission site, you created a doujinshi but no one picked it up... Perhaps the majority of readers and editors give up after the first few lines. This book not only analyzes the 10 elements that make up an opening scene, but also uses a wide variety of examples from leading authors like Raymond Carver and Gabriel García Márquez to explain in detail what makes an opening so captivating and why. It also provides detailed instructions for creating a triggering event, tips for avoiding common mistakes like overloading a story with backstory, the appropriate length for an opening scene, how to transition between scenes, how to introduce characters, and how to lay the groundwork. It also includes advice from numerous publishing agents and editors. While there are books and special features dedicated to the openings of classic novels, no book has ever detailed what exactly goes into creating a great story and how to explain the importance of an opening. This book is a unique and essential guide to writing an opening that will captivate your readers. Profile of Yohei Sadojima Born in 1979. After graduating from the Faculty of Letters at the University of Tokyo, he joined Kodansha in 2002. He worked at the Weekly Morning editorial department, editing works such as "Dragon Zakura" (Norifusa Mita), "Working Man" (Moyoco Anno), and "Space Brothers" (Chuya Koyama). In 2012, he left Kodansha and founded Cork, a creative agency. He signs agency contracts with well-known authors and handles their work, copyright management, and fan community development and management. ・Note: https://www.sady-editor.com ・Twitter:   / sadycork   ・Cork website: https://corkagency.com/ ★Collabo Manga Senka, a manga school run by Sadojima https://school.corkagency.com/ ★Click here to submit your manga to Cork (Cork Studio) https://qr.paps.jp/1ebQb #manga #manga #howtodraw