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<item><title>Premise vs Logline: Use Each Without Getting Stuck</title><link>https://getpremise.com/premise-vs-logline/</link><guid>https://getpremise.com/premise-vs-logline/</guid><description>A premise describes the story&#39;s core situation and pressure, often for development; a logline compresses a particular version of the story for a reader,…</description></item>
<item><title>How to Test a Story Premise Before Drafting</title><link>https://getpremise.com/test-story-premise-before-drafting/</link><guid>https://getpremise.com/test-story-premise-before-drafting/</guid><description>Test a story premise by naming a specific protagonist, destabilizing change, consequential want, active opposition, and reason action cannot wait.</description></item>
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