One product. Four ways to tell it. Pick a shape.
Each deck above is a plain markdown file, rendered live by the system it describes. Same story — four rhetorical arcs.
Slides that know their job. Files you keep.
Rhetorical Writer replaces the topic outline with a deck of opinionated slides — each one declares the rhetorical job it does to a reader: hook, define, compare, prove, ask. Twenty shapes, five beats, one plain markdown file on your disk.
The same file is meant to be read more than one way: as the deck you're watching above, as a flowing document where the notes become prose, and as pages on a site like this one. It ships file-first — local, no accounts, no database — starting with a free release on GitHub.
Be there when it ships.
Low-volume email list. The first send is the release announcement.
Meanwhile, I write daily at winkletter.com.