Episode 6: Angela Tells a Story in Three Acts
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What does it actually mean to tell a story in three acts?
In this episode of Unpublished, Angela and Daniel dig into Act One, Act Two, and Act Three, and why that familiar structure still helps a story feel focused, emotional, and hard to put down.
As Angela works through the opening chapters of Eros et Flamingo, she talks about getting out of the wilderness of the beginning, finding Sal’s voice, shaping the doomed love story with Carlos, and building toward the inciting incident that will launch the rest of the manuscript.
Along the way, Angela and Daniel talk three-act structure, first chapters, character development, emotional stakes, dual timelines, fan fiction as craft practice, and why structure is not just a formula, but a way to guide the reader through a story.