Fifteen minutes long, because you're in a hurry, and we're not that smart.
Spoiler Alert! We’ll be discussing the latest John Cleaver book from Dan Wells with author, podcaster, and unrepentant bacon-lover Dan Wells! If you haven’t read it, and you want to be surprised by it, stop listening and grab a copy now!
How do you respond to bad reviews, publisher errors, or other possible “career fail” situations?
Brandon, Dan, Mary, and Howard talk endings, and how to troubleshoot common problems writers have with them.
Brandon, Dan, Mary, and Howard talk about using character foils in building a story.
Sara Crowe, literary agent with Harvey Klinger, joins Dan and Howard for a discussion of query letters.
Sherrilyn Kenyon tells us all how to make readers fear for the characters in her books.
Brandon, Dan, and Howard give examples of making, keeping, and breaking promises to your readers.
Melodrama. What is it? What do people mean when they say something is too melodramatic? Usually they do NOT mean “it’s too much like a classical melodrama,” but it helps if we start with that definition: a melodrama is a story in which each character only expresses one emotion, and/or…
Bree Despain joins Brandon, Dan, and Howard for a discussion of writing in the 1st-person
