Writing 101: Contracts—What Are They and How Do They Work?
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If you're getting paid to write, you'll have a contract. Learn why contracts exist, how they work, and what to look for when you get one. Featuring Brian McClellan, Christopher Morgan, James Minz
Writing 101: Dialogue—"Don't mess it up," he said.
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Dialogue is an integral part of any book or story, so it's vital that you get it right. Discover the basics of writing great dialogue. Featuring Leigh Perry, Bruce R. Cordell, Josh Vogt, Erin M. Evans
When and how should a writer get paid, what's the going rate, and what should you watch out for? Plus, is exposure a valid form of payment? Featuring Anton Strout, Kameron Hurley, Maurice Broaddus
Writing 101: Plotting—What's a Plot and How to Create a Good One?
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A great plot is the framework that holds a compelling story together. But what makes a plot good, and how to you craft one? Featuring Leigh Perry, Gregory A. Wilson, Linda Robertson, Eric Flint
Whether you're brand new to the craft or need to brush up, we'll cover the basics of good writing! Featuring Erik Scott de Bie, Dan Wells, Howard Andrew Jones, Kameron Hurley
Writing 101: Themes—What's a Theme and Do You Need One?
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Educators and experts always go on and on about the theme of a story, but what is it and should you worry about it? Featuring Beth Cato, Bradley P. Beaulieu, Howard Andrew Jones, Karen Bovenmyer
Discuss the nuts & bolts of adventure writing by word count, breaking down an outline into component parts of roleplaying encounters, combats, & backstory. Participate in crafting a group outline!
Join hosts Brandon Sanderson, Mary Robinette Kowal, Dan Wells, and Howard Tayler as they talk to authors and editors for a special live recording of their fast-paced, educational podcast for writers!
Join hosts Brandon Sanderson, Mary Robinette Kowal, Dan Wells, and Howard Tayler as they talk to authors and editors for a special live recording of their fast-paced, educational podcast for writers!
Writing Scenarios, Settings, & Campaigns That Kick @$$
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Whether you're writing a homebrew or working on something that you want to sell, it's dangerous to create alone, take this advice about how to make the best experience for your players.