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Passport, Volume 62

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Passport, Volume 62 is an exclusive Writing Passport from the Scribbler team, created with Amy Andrews. This volume focuses on writing romantic comedy, offering creative inspiration for writers interested in the genre.

  • Exclusive Writing Passport from the Scribbler team
  • Written with Amy Andrews
  • Topic: writing romantic comedy
  • Volume 62 of the Passport series
  • Part of Cratejoy's collection of unique subscription boxes
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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Edward R. ★★★★★

The exercises in this volume are perfect for getting out of a rom-com rut, and the focus on pacing really helped me structure my scenes better. I’ve already written three new chapters I’m excited about.

Lily ★★★★★

Finally, a writing guide that actually gets the tone of rom-com banter right. The exercises on pacing dialogue clicked for me immediately, and the page layouts leave room for scribbling my own messy ideas.

Thomas M. ★★★★★

I'm only a few pages in, but the way this writing passport breaks down romantic comedy beats has already sparked two new scene ideas for me. It’s refreshing to have a focused, guided exercise that pushes me past my usual dialogue tropes.