How to Write Manga: Your Complete Guide to the Secrets of Japanese Comic Book Storytelling
by: R.A. Paterson (0)
Tomorrow you can wake up and make manga- what will you create?
With How to Write Manga, you can find out!
Let writing teacher R.A. Paterson share his over twenty years of experience helping writers like you become great storytellers. How to Write Manga will give you the simple and essential tools you need to write your manga your way.
Inside you’ll learn how to…
- Write both Shonen and Shoujo manga.
- Master the Ki-Sho-Ten-Ketsu story structure that makes manga unique.
- Create epic battle manga like Naruto, My Hero Academia and One Piece.
- Design manga characters that your audience can’t get enough of.
- Grab your audience and keep them reading until the end.
- Make your stories come alive with emotion.
- Craft romance and slice-of-life manga that your readers will love.
- Produce four-koma gag manga.
- And so much more!
The difference between you and a manga pro is smaller than you think!
Do you want to make manga? Do you want to share your story worlds with everyone?
Get your copy now, and start tomorrow ready to make your dreams come true!
The Reviews
I'm so excited I take creative writing classes in College and I'm working on creating an Anime Graphic Novel and I needed something that will help me in the right direction so hopefully I can finish my final paper before next month :) Wish me luck hopefully I'll get to publish it.
Not that I am going to write Manga but the book has hints for excellent character development such as characters work as a team not as a one person hero. I am led to believe in Japanese or Manga culture, the people work unselfishly for the good of society.Also, characters are a little over-exaggerated as the author points out.The book will compliment your Manga drawing and writing bookshelf.
How to Write Manga gives you alot of information on how to write good stories. I like the plot formulas what manga writers use, and the important elements that make characters complex. It follows different genres too. Fantasy, shonen, romance, and others that are familiar in manga books. It also explains what it is like writing in the manga industry, which is a hard job. I enjoyed reading this book and it gave me some ideas on how I should write my own stories.
Author! My students love Manga and I would love to help them create stories with it..... But I can't find good resources. Would you ever make this book Print on Demand?
