Employing its exclusive theme of Words That Make Pictures GPS shows how the printed word can provide the extra dimensions that will enable magazines to flourish in spite of the threat from online publishing.
The method is based on a unique system of colour-coding to highlight the four key elements of feature writing.
This enables writers to structure their copy in the most effective way and bring their stories vividly to life. As a form of analysis it exposes the weaknesses of less successful features and shows how the same material can be re-assembled in a much more impactful form.
GPS also stages exercises in writing compulsive headlines and captions that add value to the content of the pictures.