But Is It Write?

But Is It Write?

By Candice Lee and Maggie DerrickBusinessEducationArtsBooksHow ToCareers
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But Is It Write? episodes

  • 11: Don't Write For Exposure
    Writers and creatives deserve to be paid for their work. But are there exceptions to the rule? Candice and Maggie ponder the pros and cos of writing for exposure.

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    34 min
  • 10: Don't Use Prologues
    Are your a prologue reader or a prologue skipper? Does it matter? Candice and Maggie hash it out between tangents.

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    29 min
  • 9: Hoard Your Ideas
    Remember "Remedial Chaos Theory", that episode of Community with the multiple timelines where they all take turns getting the pizza? That's kind of what "hoard your ideas"—and this episode—is like.

    Have a piece of writing advice you want us to talk about? Tweet it to us (@butisitwrite) or send us an email ([email protected])
    30 min
  • 8: Don't Use Adverbs
    Adverbs are your frenemies: they don't always have your best interests at heart, but sometimes you just want 'em around.

    Thanks to Twitter user @AveryAmes for submitting this week's advice!

    Have a piece of writing advice you want us to talk about? Tweet it to us (@butisitwrite) or send us an email ([email protected])
    26 min
  • 7: Read Recent Titles
    This week's episode was inspired by a tweet from @Sarah_Nicolas! Candice and Maggie talk about why you should be reading recent titles in your genre and what this has to do with comp titles.

    Have a piece of writing advice you want us to talk about? Tweet it to us (@butisitwrite) or send us an email ([email protected])

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    30 min

About But Is It Write?

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There’s a lot of writing advice out there… But Is It Write? Every week, Candice and Maggie discuss, debunk, dismantle and debate common writing advice.