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The trick to writing believable dialogue is to remember a key thing about humans: we're bad at it.
The trick to writing believable dialogue is to remember a key thing about humans: we're bad at it.
This episode originally aired on 10/2/2020. Due to a technical issue with Apple Podcasts deleting our episodes, this is a repost. New episodes will not have this notice.
The trick to writing believable dialogue is to remember a key thing about humans: we're bad at it.
All the questions answered during Season 1 in one quick-to-digest episode!
All the questions answered during Season 1 in one quick-to-digest episode!
This episode originally aired on 8/28/2020. Due to a technical issue with Apple Podcasts deleting our episodes, this is a repost. New episodes will not have this notice.
All the questions answered during Season 1 in one quick-to-digest episode!
If you have to have a protagonist, you must need an antagonist, right? No. What you do need is more interesting.
If you have to have a protagonist, you must need an antagonist, right? No. What you do need is more interesting.
This episode originally aired on 8/21/2020. Due to a technical issue with Apple Podcasts deleting our episodes, this is a repost. New episodes will not have this notice.
If you have to have a protagonist, you must need an antagonist, right? No. What you do need is more interesting.
All stories have a history. How much of that history you share with the reader, and where you bring it in, can determine whether that reader sticks with your book or not. In this episode, we discuss a rule of thumb for incorporating backstory into your novel or memoir.
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