Hello and welcome to the Storygrid podcast. My name is Tim Graal. I'm the CEO of Storygrid,

and I'm a struggling writer trying to figure out how to tell a story that works.

Joining me shortly is Sean Coyne. He's an editor and writer with over 30 years of experience,

and he's the creator and founder of Storygrid. Along with him is Leslie Watts, the editor-in-chief of Storygrid Publishing and Danielle Kiyoski, the Chief of Story StoryGrid. Along with him is Leslie Watts, the editor-in-chief of StoryGrid Publishing, and Danielle

Kiyoski, the chief academic officer, Story-Grid University.

So as you know, we've been working on this iteration of eyewitness by Ed McBad

since I think April, April or May, something like that.

And I'm happy to say this is the last episode in that series.

So as you're about to listen to, we're cleaning up the final bits of my story, fixing a few things,

and getting it to the point where it's done and it's publishable.

And so what we decided a few weeks ago that we're going to do with this is take the final version of my story and eyewitness by Ed

McBain and then all of our analysis of it of the 624, the genre, the beat by beat analysis, the trope analysis, all of that.

And we're going to put it together in one volume that we're going to publish through Storygrid

publishing. So the final version of the story, of my story is going to be in there, all of the

breakdown, all of the analysis that we've kind of spread out through this

entire podcast. We're going to put that all together in a book, and we're going to publish it

through Story Good Publishing probably in first quarter of 2023. So we'll make sure to let you know

for all of you that have been listening along when you're able to get your hands on that.

We'll announce it on the podcast and our email list and everywhere.

But I just really appreciate you coming along for the ride with me.

I think it's been really good for me.

I've learned a lot and I've heard from a lot of you that you've been learning alongside

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