Crowning Intelligent Artists

03/16/2022

02/04/2022

Congratulations 🎉👏 KK.
Hail https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09P7VCZ2T/ref=cm_sw_r_apan_glt_RYR97JBPP26AZY9MM6T6

Hail

01/23/2022

Are you a writer?
The Author In You by ALM
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~Bring your dream of becoming a best-selling author to life today! ~ As a little girl/boy I always dreamed of writing my very own book. I would sit in my jail cell for hours reading the latest editions of “Caroline Kepnes, Hidden bodies” and watching every episode of “Frazier's Sitcom”. As time passed by, I became more interested in Urban-Fiction and True-Fiction. It wasn’t until I went through a domestic violence situation that I decided to pursue my dreams of writing in hopes of my story inspiring other men. Within two months of publishing my first Urban fictional book, I became a best-selling author. How? Actually, it’s really not hard as you think. By following a simple writing outline, and by setting daily writing goals of two-three hours per day; and a few secret marketing tips, you can complete and publish a best -selling novel within twelve months (or less if you have more time to set-aside for daily writing goals).

I will give you every piece of information needed to create and publish your book from start to finish in no time at all! For 🆓 Free!

Topics Include:
· The Four Biggest Mistakes Every New Author Make
· Top Secret Marketing Tips to Help Your Book Become a Best Seller. (I Know because I used Them)
·A writers outline template that includes plot, character, theme and conflict development, to help structure and build your story. The Editing Process- What type of editing will your manuscript need?
· How to Make Your Synopsis Stand-Out?
· Traditional Versus Independent Publishing. Which one will work better for you?
·A Monthly Writing Plan used by Best-Selling Authors used to establish deadlines dates to start and a finish each phase of your manuscript.

*Bonus Writing Journal Our Goal is to Help Authors Bring Their Vision to Life by polishing their manuscript into the best novel possible before traditionally or self-publishing. Stop Wishing You Were a Best-Selling Author and Become One Today. The Foundation of Creating Your Story The Structure of How to Create A Fictional Story.

For example; There are Four Major components of a Short Story:
PLOT- The action that takes place in the story. It is a series of connected happenings and their result.
In order to have a result, we must have an initial event, or conflict.
SETTING- Where, when, and time which the story takes place. CHARACTERS- Individuals who keep the story going
THEME- The meaning behind the story Point of View Point of View is the angle from which the story is told.

There are several variations of POV: First Person - Story told by the main character who interacts closely with the other characters of the book. Speaker uses the pronouns "I", "me", "we". The readers experience the story through the eyes of the main character and only knows how they feel.
Second Person - Story told by a narrator who addresses the reader or some other assumed "you"; speaker uses pronouns "you", "your", and "yours Third Person - Story told by a narrator who sees all of the action; speaker uses the pronouns "he", "she", "it", "they", "his", "hers", "its", and "theirs". This person may be a character in the story. There are several types of third person POV Plot Development Introduction - Beginning of the story; characters, background, and setting revealed.
Rising Action - Events in the story become complicated; the conflict is revealed. These are events between the introduction and climax.
• Conflict - Essential to plot, opposition ties incidents together and moves the plot. Within a short story, there may be only one central struggle, or there may be many minor obstacles within a dominant struggle. Internal Conflict - Struggle within one's self. - Character vs. Self - Struggles with own soul, physical limitations, choices - External Conflict - Struggle with a force outside one's self. - Character vs. Character - Struggles against other people. - Character vs. Society - Struggles against ideas, practices, or customs of others Climax This is the turning point of the story. Readers wonders what will happen next; will the conflict be resolved or not? Main character receives new information. Main character accepts this information (realizes it but does not necessarily agree with it). Main character acts on this information Falling action - Resolution begins; events and complications start to fall into place. These are the events between climax and denouement.
Resolution (Conclusion) - Final outcome of events in the story. Plot Techniques Suspense - feeling of excitement or tension the reader experiences as the plot unfolds. Writers create suspense by raising questions in the reader's mind. Foreshadowing - a hint or clue about an event that will occur later in the story.
Flashback - a section of the story that is interrupted to tell about an earlier event. Surprise Ending - an ending that catches the reader off guard with something unexpected. Setting Location that a story takes place. For some stories, the setting is very important; while for others, it is not. When examining how setting contributes to a story, there are multiple aspects to consider: Place - Geographical location; where is the action of the story taking place? Time - Historical period, time of day, year, when is the story taking place? 3 Social conditions - What is the daily life of the character's like? Mood or atmosphere - What feeling is created at the beginning of the story? Cheerful or eerie? Character Development Types of Fictional Characters Major characters- are vital to the development and resolution of the conflict. Minor characters- reinforce major characters to help move the plot events forward.
There are four types of characters in fiction Round - Fully developed personalities that are affected by the story's events; they can learn, grow, or deteriorate by the end of the story. Characters are most convincing when they resemble real people by being consistent, motivated, and life-like. Flat - One-dimensional character Dynamic - Character who does go through change and "grows" during a story Static - Character does not go through a change. Protagonist and Antagonist Characters Now that you have established your characters, the next step is deciding your protagonist and antagonist of the story. Protagonists and antagonists are key to engaging readers by creating tension throughout the story. Protagonist Clear center of story; all major events are important to this character. Attempts to accomplish something Usually is as a good person and the hero of the story Antagonist Opposition or "enemy" of main character. Character who wants something in opposition to the protagonist Normally the bad person or villain of the story. But remember they are not completely “bad”. They are more complicated and flawed which will makes them relatable to the reader. Theme Themes are the central focus of the story. A story theme is what helps to express the intended lesson, conclusion, message, or point of view of the author. Themes connect all the parts of the story such as characters, plot, conflict, setting, and event.
Common Fictional Novel Themes Are: Love Death. Good vs. evil. Power and corruption Survival Courage and heroism. Characteristic Examples active adventurous affectionate alert ambitious angry annoyed anxious arrogant attentive careful careless cautious charming cheerful demanding dependable depressed determined discouraged dishonest disrespectful doubtful dull eager easygoing energetic evil Good Happy Honest Impatient Independent Innocent Kind Lazy Lonely Loving Loyal Mature Mean Messy Nice Obnoxious Peaceful Pleasant Polite Poor Positive Rational Reliable Religious Rich Rough Secretive Selfish Shy Silly Smart Sneaky Spoiled Stingy Strange Stubborn Sweet Thoughtful Trustworthy Unhappy Upset Weak Wise Wrong Let’s Start Writing! Goal Outline Start Date: Desired End Date: Manuscript Word Count: Possible Chapter Count: Target Audience: Story Foundation Title When and Where Does the Story Take Place? Basic Summary Describe the Basic Idea of Your Story in 1-2 Paragraphs Desired Number of Chapters Plot Development Give a Brief Description of the Plot. How Does the Story Begin? How Does the Story End? How Events Unfold and Escalate? How Does the Story End? Where Will the Story Take Place? During What Time? What Problems Will the Characters Face? Character Development Who Is Your Main Character? Are they a Protagonist or Antagonist Character? Who Is Your Supporting Character? Are they a Protagonist or Antagonist Character? Building Your Character Main Character Character Full Name: Character Nickname: Character Appearance: Age: How old does s/he appear? Eye Color: Glasses or contacts: Weight: Height: Type of body/build: Skin tone: Skin type: Shape of face: Distinguishing Marks: Predominant feature: Looks like: Building Your Character Secondary Character Character Full Name: Character Nickname: Character Appearance: Age: How old does s/he appear? Eye Color: Glasses or contacts: Weight: Height: Type of body/build: Skin tone: Skin type: Shape of face: Distinguishing Marks: Predominant feature: Looks like: Character Qualities Greatest source of strength. Greatest source of weakness. What Flaws Do They Have? What do they need to overcome? What Past Events Shaped Them into Who They Are? Character's soft spot? Is this soft spot obvious to others? If not, how does character hide it? Biggest vulnerability? How does character react in a crisis? How does character face problems? Kinds of problems character usually runs into: How does character react to new problems? How does character react to change? Why does s/he have this problem/crisis? How will s/he react to this problem? Will facing the problem change him/her in any way? Character flaws: Mannerisms: Biggest regret: Minor regrets: Biggest accomplishment: Minor accomplishments: Character's darkest secret: Does anyone else know? Character Creations Favorite clothing & Why? Least favorite clothing & Why? Jewelry & Other accessories? Where does character live?
Plot Development
Step 1 What is the main problem your character must solve? What Important Goal do your character have to solve? Why is this problem or goal important to your main character?
Step 2 What Barriers do your main character face in solving their problem? How has the main character changed from the beginning of the story
Step 3 What are the main events that will move your main character closer or further away from accomplishing their goal? At least two secondary characters should be incorporated into this. Step 4 Why does the story end? How does the story end? What is in the characters future? What is the ending for the Protagonist character?

01/22/2022

Girlsss! And guys too! This is everything!!! I am looking for people interested in a book/gift exchange. I absolutely believe that our book industry it's losing it value. Books are not loved anymore. Technology has taken over.
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Doesn’t matter where you live... you buy one gift valued at at least $5 and send it to your teacher, friend, mentor. (Hello, Amazon!)
Then you will then receive fun books & gifts in return.

This is so much fun and I can say I excited! I love the idea of sending a book/gift to a complete stranger & knowing that they will have a bright spot in their day because of the Book/Gift challenge.
Something to look forward and to help keep the Love spreading💕



Let me know if you’re interested, and we will send you information about the project!
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01/08/2022

365 Days with GOD https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09LGGSX9N/ref=cm_sw_r_apan_glt_fabc_DBX248SSV7EVR7KWY2HW

365 Days with GOD

12/01/2021

Meet the characters of The ALM Project Starry & Starr
Primary Characters:
Starry and Starry
Logan
Chris
Anilda
JR and JB
This Animated story is about a group of friends who are exploring and exposing their artistic ways in a different kind of way. They have believe in their dream of becoming successful writers at any cost. Will these artist's have what it takes to make these dreams to come true, would they find a way to make it out of the ghetto as a successful entrepreneurs?
God We Trust presents to you a story of hope and faith by Young Brains.

11/22/2021

We no longer make shows... we create movies. Cast according. 🎥 📼

10/11/2021

08/24/2021

Starr and Starry

Animation on the Rise 🙌

08/16/2021

08/12/2021

Chapter 7
By ALM Projects
The Aftermath of Covid19

07/28/2021

🙏
June with God.
By God We Trust

07/24/2021

No one belongs in the closet. But if you're safer inside, I’ll guard the door.

If you ever need someone safe to come out to, I’m here. No judgment, just support and love.

If your family doesn’t support you, you are part of my family now.

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07/17/2021

Another Milestone 🙏🤍

JUNE WITH GOD



Do you find it easier to face the day when you know God is with you? ALM believes THAT it is!

IN (JUNE WITH GOD), ALM’s uses the Bibles reassuring and encouraging verses, and pairs them with inspirational practical, relevant, and personal messaging, to remind you that God is with you every day of the year. There are 12 months in one year and every month is a different with GOD. But this 12 monthly collection of devotionals- begins each day with a verse, inspiration, and a prayer; followed by the next month’s devotions and scripture for reflection; Leaving you with some sort of comfort, grace, and encouragement.
This book is wonderful for: Anyone who wants a fresh infusion of faith to start each day; those who are walking through difficult seasons of life such as loneliness, grief, and even change. If you are in need of courage to face each day God We Trust makes a great: Inspirational gift for friends and family walking through a tough month, experiencing losses overwhelmed by life's challenges.

07/03/2021

I have to say my New Britain High Schoolers are on the game!

06/30/2021

06/01/2021