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Episode 4
Do you want to add humor to your writing but worry that you're not naturally funny? You don't need to be a stand-up comedian to bring laughter to your readers. In this episode of The WriterSpark Podcast, we dive into the art of writing humorwith bestselling mystery and romance author Diane Kelly. Discover how to intentionally infuse your stories with humor, regardless of your comedic chops. We explore Scott Sedita's Eight Characters of Comedy and how these archetypes can elevate your characters and add levity to your scenes.
Episode Highlights:
- Understanding Humor in Writing: Learn why you don't need to be inherently funny to write humorous scenes.
- The Logical Smart One
Listener Challenge:
This week, try incorporating one of Scott Sedita's Eight Characters of Comedy into your current project. Whether it's a minor character or a protagonist, see how adding a comedic archetype can bring new life and humor to your story. Share your progress and results with us on social media using the hashtag #WriterSparkPodcast.
Get Inspired:
You don’t have to be funny to write humor. Just like crafting a plot or developing a character, humor can be learned and applied with intention. Remember, humor in writing is all about timing, character, and situation. Start small, and watch how these techniques can transform your scenes.
Episode Resources:
- Scott Sedita’s Eight Characters of Comedy: Learn more about the comedic archetypes
Listen and Subscribe: Join us on this enlightening journey to rediscover your passion for writing by following us on Apple, Spotify, or wherever you listen. Don’t forget to subscribe and leave a review if you find our discussions helpful!
Connect with Us: Have questions or want to share your writing experiences? Join our Facebook group or comment below. I love hearing from my listeners!
Stay tuned for more episodes where we explore the nuances of creative writing and help you find your spark in the literary world. Happy writing!
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Resources
- Sign up for the WriterSpark newsletter: https://writersparkacademy.com/newslettersignup/
Thank you for listening!
Y'all, there are some great podcasts for writers out there. Check them out to continue learning:
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Fiction Writing Made Easy Podcast with Savannah Gilbo
Master Fiction Writing with Stuart Wakefield
Writing Fiction 101 with A. N. Writer
Fiction Author Business School with Liesel K. Hill
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Episode 4
Do you want to add humor to your writing but worry that you're not naturally funny? You don't need to be a stand-up comedian to bring laughter to your readers. In this episode of The WriterSpark Podcast, we dive into the art of writing humorwith bestselling mystery and romance author Diane Kelly. Discover how to intentionally infuse your stories with humor, regardless of your comedic chops. We explore Scott Sedita's Eight Characters of Comedy and how these archetypes can elevate your characters and add levity to your scenes.
Episode Highlights:
- Understanding Humor in Writing: Learn why you don't need to be inherently funny to write humorous scenes.
- The Logical Smart One
Listener Challenge:
This week, try incorporating one of Scott Sedita's Eight Characters of Comedy into your current project. Whether it's a minor character or a protagonist, see how adding a comedic archetype can bring new life and humor to your story. Share your progress and results with us on social media using the hashtag #WriterSparkPodcast.
Get Inspired:
You don’t have to be funny to write humor. Just like crafting a plot or developing a character, humor can be learned and applied with intention. Remember, humor in writing is all about timing, character, and situation. Start small, and watch how these techniques can transform your scenes.
Episode Resources:
- Scott Sedita’s Eight Characters of Comedy: Learn more about the comedic archetypes
Listen and Subscribe: Join us on this enlightening journey to rediscover your passion for writing by following us on Apple, Spotify, or wherever you listen. Don’t forget to subscribe and leave a review if you find our discussions helpful!
Connect with Us: Have questions or want to share your writing experiences? Join our Facebook group or comment below. I love hearing from my listeners!
Stay tuned for more episodes where we explore the nuances of creative writing and help you find your spark in the literary world. Happy writing!
Scroll up & press play!
Resources
- Sign up for the WriterSpark newsletter: https://writersparkacademy.com/newslettersignup/
Thank you for listening!
Y'all, there are some great podcasts for writers out there. Check them out to continue learning:
Essential Guide to Writing a Novel with James Thayer
Fiction Writing Made Easy Podcast with Savannah Gilbo
Master Fiction Writing with Stuart Wakefield
Writing Fiction 101 with A. N. Writer
Fiction Author Business School with Liesel K. Hill
The Shit No One Tells You About Writing with Bianca Marais, Carly Watters and CeCe Lyra
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