Writers Brew

Solo run. Zach talks about two writers and their tweets regarding the never-ending issue that writers face: not getting paid.

Zach discusses Laurence Sterne and how he gave a big fuck you to narrative structure and techniques with his novel "The Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy, Gentleman". Zach also talks about expanding the podcasts scope of discussions with plans to reach 100 listeners in 100 episodes.

A bit of parallels between podcasting and writing. This creative pursuit has been an eye opener for me and I hope this episode is helpful to those in a rut with their writing.

Writer and filmmaker Ace Howell dives deep into the artist's psyche about journeying into unknown realms of narrative and determinism. @acehowell @mindbendfilms

Solo run for this episode. I talk about the process of receiving feedback on your work and how to better manage the shots.

I talk about what makes a good villain in a story and an approach you can take in your writing to avoid creating wack villains.

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Armando and I send shots to all the dweebs involved in the American Dirt controversy then go deep into the art of songwriting. We dig through the crates of our favorite Hip-Hop songs and non-Hip-Hop picks that epitomize top tier penmanship.

Happy New Year folks. Armando and I discuss key aspects on the writing in Martin Scorsese's masterpiece 'Goodfellas'. We also touch on the process of screenwriting for production and films that triggered our writing itch. Rest In Peace to MF DOOM.

One of the biggest fears for writers is getting their shit stolen. Bear with me on this after hours episode as I give my plant based perspective on this paranoia. | IG: @zachquinones | Patreon: http://patreon.com/writersbrew | E-mail: [email protected]