Wednesday, April 10, 2013
Listen To John!
John Truby explains why it is important that "heroes" have weaknesses they have to overcome in the course of the story.
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John Truby explains why it is important that "heroes" have weaknesses they have to overcome in the course of the story.
John Truby explains why it is important that "heroes" have weaknesses they have to overcome in the course of the story.
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