Mary Robinette Kowal, DongWon Song, Erin Roberts, Dan Wells, and Howard Tayler discuss writing techniques in a fast-paced format. A weekly podcast about the craft and business of writing.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 11 days 20 hours 7 minutes
Registration is open for the 2015 Out of Excuses Writing Workshop and Retreat
Registration is now open for the 2015 Out of Excuses Writing Workshop and Retreat. - For the last two years the event has had a very limited size, and as a result has sold out very quickly. For 2015 we have moved to a new venue,
episode 1: Writing Excuses 9.1: Chronology of a Book Deal with Eric James Stone
Eric James Stone joins us to talk about the book deal chronology for UNFORGETTABLE.
episode 2: Writing Excuses 9.2: Hard Science Fiction with Eric James Stone
Eric James Stone joins us for a discussion of hard science fiction -- what it is, what it isn't, and how to do it well.
episode 3: Writing Excuses 9.3: Character Perception vs. Narrative Perception with Nancy Fulda
Nancy Fulda joins the cast for a discussion of narrative versus character perceptions
episode 4: Writing Excuses 9.4: Artificial Intelligence with Nancy Fulda
Nancy Fulda talks Artificial Intelligence with Brandon, Mary, and Howard.
episode 5: Writing Excuses 9.5: Hijacking the Knowledge You Already Have, with Mette Ivie Harrison
Mette Ivie Harrison joins us to talk about how to "hijack" the knowledge you already have in order to make you a better writer.
episode 6: Writing Excuses 9.6: The Experience of Time
Time passes, and we have lots of ways to tell readers how quickly that's happening.
episode 7: Writing Excuses 9.7: Last Pass Revisions with Eric James Stone
Eric James Stone joins us for a discussion of revision, and what the final pass process looks like.
episode 8: Writing Excuses 9.8: When is your Handwavium Good Enough?
What is handwavium? How does it work? What happens when it doesn't work?
episode 9: Writing Excuses 9.9: What to do When Truth is Stranger than Fiction
How do you put true stuff in your books when the truth is just too strange?