Question 589: Pacing in Audiobooks
Subscribe Here! Ian asks: “Do audiobook listeners, narrators, and producers have any tricks to adjust pacing, either on playback or during creation? Does writing with audiobooks in mind change the way you write?”
Subscribe Here! Ian asks: “Do audiobook listeners, narrators, and producers have any tricks to adjust pacing, either on playback or during creation? Does writing with audiobooks in mind change the way you write?”
Subscribe Here! Robert asks: “Is there a way to stress-test a premise before you write”
Subscribe Here! Ian asks: “How do prolific writer maintain their productivity without burning out?”
Subscribe Here! Jason asks: “Is it better to show a character’s personality and flaws when they are being introduced, or as the story unfolds?”
Subscribe Here! Jason asks: “How do I make ‘filler’ useful to my novella?” This episode sponsored by BundleRabbit
Subscribe Here! Jason asks: “How should I connect my antagonist to the protagonist?”
Subscribe Here! Jason asks: “Are there any strategies and techniques for keeping a story interesting, or at least further the plot?”
Subscribe Here! Jason asks: “Are there any strategies and techniques for making characters more interesting?”
Subscribe Here! Today we introduce a series of questions from high school student Jason doing on a project on expertise, who asks: “I’m writing a story in which one can steal powers from those they kill. What fictional or real-world sources can I draw from?”
Subscribe Here! Claire asks: “How much description is too much? ” Resources Mentioned: The Name of the Wind by Patrick Rothfuss Jazz by Toni Morrison The Jesus Incident by Frank Herbert