Creativity coach Sarah Sadie returns to the r. r. campbell writescast to discuss writer's block and the inner critic before providing strategies to reframe and exorcise both.

Co-hosts Sione Aeschliman and r. r. campbell tackle conflict: what it is, why it's important, and how we can use it to fuel our stories.

Complete with prompts designed to get writers thinking critically about their own plots, host r. r. campbell analyzes the use of the Hero's Journey plot structure in a single episode of Pendleton Ward's Adventure Time.

Return guests Mel Gough and Noelle Nichols chronicle their journeys through the world of self-pub: what went well, what didn't, and what others can learn from their experiences.

Writer, educator, and MFA grad J Dimitri shares his experiences in and advice for Master of Fine Arts programs in creative writing.

Writer extraordinaire Nathan Elias juxtaposes writing poetry with other formats, including screenplays, novels, and short stories.

Award-winning writer and teacher Tim Storm demystifies how to keep tension on the page during this in-depth discussion of mystery, suspense, and dramatic irony.

Poet and creativity coach Sarah Sadie provides strategies for finding time to write and reframing our understanding of what it means to make progress in our creative endeavors.

Award-winning and NYT-bestselling author Matt Forbeck returns to the show to talk taking media from the big screen to the little page: what that process looks like, how to get permission to write licensed tie-ins, and more!

Cheryl Muir returns to the Writescast Network to for a conversation about how writing can help us heal and better understand our world.