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In this law and order episode of Writing Break, I’m dishing out two scoops of courtroom drama with a sprinkling of murder. So, let’s take a break from the summer heat and discuss antagonists, the characters we love to hate.
Music licensed from Storyblocks:
“More Jam Please” by Raighes Factory
“Spirit in the Sunrise” by Jon Presstone
“Warm Honey” by Jon Presstone
“Summer Funk Disco Madness” by MEDIA MUSIC Group
“Action Bravery Music” by Bobby Cole
In this episode, you'll learn 5 things all great protagonists have in common and what people really mean when they say, “Your book will never sell.”
Music licensed from Storyblocks:
“More Jam Please” by Raighes Factory
“Gentle Swim” by Jon Presstone
“Give Me a Reason” by Gushito
“Sunny Mood” by Oleksii Abramovych
“Happy Tropical Pop for Summer Vibes” by LiQWYD
Today we’re discussing the difference between story, plot, and premise. We’re also talking about decreased print sales, Amazon’s ebook return policy, and vigilante justice. Plus, we visit the world’s oldest bookstore.
Music licensed from Storyblocks:
“More Jam Please” by Raighes Factory
“Poolside in Paradise” by Humans Win
“Summer of 2022” by Himanshu Katara
“Danza Appassionata” by Humans Win
“Gentle Swim” by Jon Presstone
Welcome to Season 2 of Writing Break. We’re beginning our trek through a three-act novel today with five brainstorming tips. We visit a cinema-turned-bookstore and discuss conventions, awards, and ransomware.
Music licensed from Storyblocks:
“More Jam Please” by Raighes Factory
"Summer" by Mikael Manvelyan
"Summertime Blues" by Humans Win
"Cozy Spring Dreams" by Tencher Music
This is a full episode of writing tips from America's Editor, a professional book editor. These tips are for new writers and published authors alike.
Music licensed from Storyblocks:
“More Jam Please” by Raighes Factory
"Chill Out In The Coffee Shop (No Sax)" by Jon Presstone
It’s the season 1 finale of Writing Break, and we’re ending with two of America's Editor's favorite writing tips. We have a lot to cover in 15 minutes. As usual, we’re starting with the latest publishing news. Plus, America's Editor asks for your advice.
Music licensed from Storyblocks:
“More Jam Please” by Raighes Factory
“¿Como Estan Mis Amigas?” by Tencher Music
“Unsaid” by Humans Wins
America's Editor has an important update for authors about ISBNs and a self-editing tip for writers that will save them time and money.
Music licensed from Storyblocks:
“More Jam Please” by Raighes Factory
"Slow Coffee Lofi" by Simon Sharp
"Do You Believe In Magic" by Precarious Perch
Extract from Act 1 of Swan Lake
America's Editor tells you how to start your book or short story.
Music licensed from Storyblocks:
“More Jam Please” by Raighes Factory
"Love you Africa" by Himanshu Katara
"Everything Under The Sun" by Humans Win
"Afro Summer" by Sleeping Ghost
"Highest Peaks - Drums Only" by William Van De Crommert
America's Editor shares the average page count of today’s bestseller and talks about a group of readers who want books with characters their age. Plus, we’ll gossip about the author who murdered her husband.
Music licensed from Storyblocks:
“More Jam Please” by Raighes Factory
"Slow Me Down" by LiQWYD
"I See You" by we20fifty
"Magic Found In Nature" by MEDIA MUSIC GROUP
"The Simple Things" by Judson Lee
"Waiting for Your Train" by Enzo Orefice
In this episode we’re discussing the future of publishing, an author who declined a literary award, and tips for selling books in person.
Music licensed from Storyblocks:
“More Jam Please” by Raighes Factory
“Harmony” by Gushito
"Bay Area Bop" by Q-Rock
“Daredevil” by Amber Waldron
"The Revolution" by Nite Owl
"Person to Person 30" by Bruce Zimmerman
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