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We see the final battle between the new gods and the old gods, and Kate and Daniel are trying to keep their secrets hidden, or they risk losing all their allies.
At last, I’m finally getting the interview I did with Grammar Girl up!
And that’s not all! Soon we’ll have an interview with Scott Sigler in a matter of days! And many more interviews this month! January is the month of the interview!
- I’m trying out the snowflake method.
- Promo: Antithesis, Book 1
- Interview with Grammar Girl (GG on Twitter).
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Hi Mur! Long time listener. Love ISBW! I read up on the snowflake method when you first mentioned it months back. I even tried it. I found that it is a little TOO intensively structured, too “scientific”. I am neither a seat of the pants writer nor a plotter, but somewhere in between. I’ve been using the “index card method” and I found Alexandra Sokoloff’s blog in which she explains. http://thedarksalon.blogspot.com/2008/10/story-structure-101-index-card-method.html
She has a series of really good pieces on Story Structure there. This includes her method for plotting. Check it out. (I’m not connected to her in any way, just passing on a good resource for writers.) Cheers, keep writing (and podcasting!)
Like Sue, I’ve tried the snowflake method. In my case, I found it too restrictive. I prefer just writing with organic abandon. I like being surprised myself when I come up with a surprising plot twist.
- tying into the podcast, the brief ‘spelling’ of words (I use the term loosely) annoys me too.