We talked about seeing your story as a house. This is how to structure that house and how to handle single floors to make sure the skeleton holds a strong piece of storytelling mastery.

Stories are like houses. You'll hear that metaphor a lot. But stories aren't just rigid structures you can plan, build and then hope they will stay up by themselves.

Stories are subject to change. Just like every human being.

Follow me on this new episode of Worlds in Characters, in which I try and explain (pretty badly) the delicate mechanism of writing stories.

Have you ever wondered about the destination of a person walking down the street? Have you ever felt even slightly excited about an unexpected event? We humans crave stories... And stories are everywhere, if you know where to look.

Introductions tend to be boring. Listen to me introducing myself... as I would do if I were talking about one of my characters.

Have you ever wondered what it means to see the world from the eyes of a writer? It brings a lot of unnecessary fluff to your brain, that's for sure. But it does have its perks. Let me tell you what this show is going to be, and most importantly, why you should care.