How Objects Create Stronger Storytelling

How Objects Create Stronger Storytelling

To make your writing vivid, you want to bring concrete details into each scene. Each particular place you set your scene in – whether it’s a room, a yard, or an alley-  will have objects. In this episode, we’re going to talk about including objects...
How To Build Multi-Dimensional Story Settings

How To Build Multi-Dimensional Story Settings

Setting is a vital, yet often underused element in story.  Setting allows for the interaction between characters and their environment, and it weaves together a vivid world for your reader to drop into. In this episode, I’ll share four ways to bring...
5 Essential Elements To Make A Scene

5 Essential Elements To Make A Scene

How can you write more captivating, impactful, and well-structured scenes?  In this episode, we’ll define what a scene is (and what it isn’t). We’ll talk about the difference between scenes and chapters, and why I recommend you focus on scenes before you...
3 Guidelines For Writing Riveting Dialogue

3 Guidelines For Writing Riveting Dialogue

How do you write dialogue that doesn’t feel artificial, cliche or boring? How do you use dialogue to create character depth, subtlety and originality? Conversation that’s not over the top dramatic, or overly direct, and yet absolutely riveting? In today’s episode,...
5 Ways To Fine Tune Character Voice

5 Ways To Fine Tune Character Voice

How do you give your characters a distinct, unmistakable voice? What people say and how they say it is a big part of character development. And each character has a unique way of speaking and interacting. In this episode, we’re going over 5 ways to bring your...

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