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Fiction and Copy Decoded
By Ty MallEducation
Fiction and Copy Decoded episodes
- Ep. 194 How to (almost) Fail a Blog Launch
In this episode, I chat about the origin of the blog I based this podcast on.
15 min - Ep. 193 Using Jobs to Create Prompts
I was inspired by the frozen sweatpants and tailor posts to do this one, from way back.
12 min - Ep. 192 Tailors, Writers, and Other Creators All Do This
I explore a bit about clothes design in this episode (even though I know very little about it). But I do know how it links to what I do in other types of creative work.
10 min - Ep. 191 That Time I Froze My Sweatpants
I chat about why my sweatpants got frozen, and why I decided to do something so outlandish in the first place.
11 min - Ep. 190: Can I Take Your Ticket?
In this one, I chat about the prompt I created around my ticket-taking experience.
10 min - Ep. 189: Almost Getting Fooled, and a Strange Fake Toy
This one's about the time I ran into a toy counterpart of a real thing I didn't know someone had made a toy out of, and another idea that made me glad I wasn't fooled.
7 min - Ep. 188 Fun and Concerts
This one's about the time someone asked me to do something ordinary in an intriguing way.
10 min - Ep. 187 The Other Side Tells a Different Story: That Prompt about the Lorax
In this episode, I chat about antagonists and story/perspective reversal.
11 min - Ep. 186 Bonding with a Prospect Over Daylight Savings Time
I chat a little bit about Daylight Savings Time, and how it temporarily threw off a consultation, way back.
8 min - Ep. 185 My Thoughts on The Lorax Movie
In this episode I chat about what I learned about fiction and business from watching a movie based on one of my favorite children's book.
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About Fiction and Copy Decoded
From the publisher's feed
Here on The Fiction and Copy Decoded Podcast, you'll discover how fiction and copywriting borrow from each other, and how you can use one (or both) to grow in your writing skill.