The last episode of the world through words, a reflection on the show and it's exitance.  

Have you ever read Howl's Moving Castle? In this episode, you'll learn what makes Diana Wynne Jones's novel so good. From the way she designed her characters, to the connection between fantasy and reality, this episode is a deep dive and personal review, on one of the best fantasy books out there.

Have you ever started to write and hit a wall? That's perfectly normal! But sometimes some projects aren't made to be finished. In this episode, you'll learn how to identify if something really isn't working--and if it's better to leave it and return later, rather than trying to finish it.

Have you ever been out of ideas? Don't worry. In this episode, you'll learn a few tricks and even get a few ideas, for how to come up with your next project! No matter what it is, inspiration is everywhere around you!

First person, second person, third person... You probably learned about perspective in kindergarten--if you realized it or not. But did you know there is more? That you can mix and match? And how the one you write your novel in, greatly influences your readers experience? In this episode, you'll learn all about it. So, the next time you write something, you're choosing the correct perspective to tell your story in.

Sometimes one story is more suitable to be written one way rather than the other. In this episode, you will learn what type of project fits your story best. A screenplay, a poem, a novel, or a short story--there are lots of ways to concentrate your inspiration, into something new and beautiful. 

So you're all out of ideas, what next? Looking for inspiration is a lot easier than it seems. If it's things you hear, see, or experience, the world is full of stories for the taking. In this episode, you'll learn the basics, and hopefully... be inspired yourself.

This might seem like boring English stuff, but Literary terms are very important! They can be seen all throughout literature, and as a creative writer (or essay writer) you need to have a solid understanding of what they are and how to use them. In this episode, dive into the world of tools and structures to help your writing.

Ever read a book with a weak villain? It happens all the time, but it's not going to happen to you! In this episode, you'll learn how to write strong and well-rounded villains that pose interesting threats to your characters and build powerful story lines.

Just like life, writing has ups and downs throughout the story. The tense battles, the moments of drama, and then the cool off. So how do you capture that in writing? That much tension, that much fear, that much emotion. In this episode, you'll be learning how to write the most exciting and most difficult scene. Action.