Story: Collision Course
What follows is an analysis of a Woman's World story with suggestions and observations for people who want to sell stories to WW, peppered with some personal opinion, too. :) If you truly want to get the most from this weekly blog feature, it's best to have your own copy of the story to refer to. (And no, I don't get a kickback for pimping the magazine here!)
Story: Collision Course by Barbara Wohlschlegel
Tagline: Toni's offense: paying too-close attention to the man walking in front of her...
In A Nutshell: A woman literally bumps into a man on the sidewalk. They joke about it, connect over coffee, discovering that they have the same name.
Teaching Points: This story had some cute banter. I liked how Toni had the guts right off the bat to flirt with him. That's unusual in a WW story. Usually the woman is shy and gets over it over the course of the story.
Labels: Woman's World Review
2 Comments:
Hi Kate,
I too noticed the "new" type of WW heroine. Let's hope this gives us a better shot of writing out of the box and giving WW something new enough to please but not so new they reject it.
Thanks again.
Yes! Spunky heroines have perhaps finally made it into WW magazine stories!
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