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Lisa Montanaro ON: How to Use Real-Life Experiences to Inspire Memorable Fiction, Writing in Multi-POV and Dual Timelines, and Crafting Secrets in Storytelling
If you have real-life experiences that have shaped you, but you want to write a fiction—not nonfiction—story, then don't miss this episode.
In this conversation, I talk to the mesmerizing author and public speaker, Lisa Montanaro, about her heartfelt debut, EVERYTHING WE THOUGHT WAS TRUE. This is a jam-packed conversation, filled with invaluable insights on writing and publishing fiction, like:
And that's only the beginning!
By the time you finish this episode, you'll have a strong grasp on how to craft a fiction story pulled from your personal experiences, how to sketch characters before putting them into high-stake conflicts and situations, writing tips that can help you write mult-POV and/or dual timeline, and questions that can help you decide what publishing path is best for your writing endeavors. Plus, you'll want to order a copy of Lisa'a debut pronto!
Don't forget to bring a notepad to this episode. There's so much to learn!
Important Links for this episode >>
Buy EVERYTHING WE THOUGHT WAS TRUE by Lisa Montanaro
Check out Colage and how it can support adult children of LGTBQ parents
Connect with Abigail and Lisa:
Instagram: @abigailkperry | @lisa.montanaro
Abigail's website
Lisa'a website
Wondering what you should you listen to next? Learn more about writing secrets from literary agent Allison Hunter in her episode: Allison Hunter ON: What Makes a Great Beach Read, How to Use Comps, and Why Secrets are Imperative in Fiction
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By Abigail K. Perry
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If you have real-life experiences that have shaped you, but you want to write a fiction—not nonfiction—story, then don't miss this episode.
In this conversation, I talk to the mesmerizing author and public speaker, Lisa Montanaro, about her heartfelt debut, EVERYTHING WE THOUGHT WAS TRUE. This is a jam-packed conversation, filled with invaluable insights on writing and publishing fiction, like:
And that's only the beginning!
By the time you finish this episode, you'll have a strong grasp on how to craft a fiction story pulled from your personal experiences, how to sketch characters before putting them into high-stake conflicts and situations, writing tips that can help you write mult-POV and/or dual timeline, and questions that can help you decide what publishing path is best for your writing endeavors. Plus, you'll want to order a copy of Lisa'a debut pronto!
Don't forget to bring a notepad to this episode. There's so much to learn!
Important Links for this episode >>
Buy EVERYTHING WE THOUGHT WAS TRUE by Lisa Montanaro
Check out Colage and how it can support adult children of LGTBQ parents
Connect with Abigail and Lisa:
Instagram: @abigailkperry | @lisa.montanaro
Abigail's website
Lisa'a website
Wondering what you should you listen to next? Learn more about writing secrets from literary agent Allison Hunter in her episode: Allison Hunter ON: What Makes a Great Beach Read, How to Use Comps, and Why Secrets are Imperative in Fiction
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