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In our final episode of the year, we reflect on how Write Your Heart Out began (yes, including the lucky underwear lore) before diving into a sharp craft conversation inspired by Rebecca Makkai’s essay on why novels shouldn’t be written like movies. We unpack what film gets wrong about fiction, from “show, don’t tell” to interiority, structure, and setting. We talk about how to use the tools only the page can offer. Plus, a Storytime submission update and news about our new in-person writers group. Happy New Year!
Make sure to check out Rebecca's substack! https://rebeccamakkai.substack.com/
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New episodes every other Wednesday.
E-mail us your short story at [email protected]
Follow us on instagram @writeyourheartoutpod
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By Kayla Ogden & Rachel CyrIn our final episode of the year, we reflect on how Write Your Heart Out began (yes, including the lucky underwear lore) before diving into a sharp craft conversation inspired by Rebecca Makkai’s essay on why novels shouldn’t be written like movies. We unpack what film gets wrong about fiction, from “show, don’t tell” to interiority, structure, and setting. We talk about how to use the tools only the page can offer. Plus, a Storytime submission update and news about our new in-person writers group. Happy New Year!
Make sure to check out Rebecca's substack! https://rebeccamakkai.substack.com/
Please subscribe, rate and review!
New episodes every other Wednesday.
E-mail us your short story at [email protected]
Follow us on instagram @writeyourheartoutpod
Leave us a message at 650-260-4885