Terry and Paul discuss melding the real and the imaginary to create your world and plots.
Where do you start a story? How do you know you have the right beginning? How do you change it later? Terry and Paul discuss.
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Terry and Paul discuss melding the real and the imaginary to create your world and plots.
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Paul asks the question: can you recycle conceits and characters?
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Terry drags Paul kicking and screaming through a number of topics. Beware of squirrels.
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Terry and Paul discuss the subtle and no so subtle use of subplots.
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What is a bridge novel? How should you write them? What are the gotchas? Terry and Paul discuss.
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Terry drags Paul kicking and screaming through a variety of topics.
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Paul and Terry discuss how to write endings.
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Paul and Terry discuss what needs to go in the beginning of a story.
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Terry and Paul explore the swampy middle, the hazards ahead, and how to handle them.
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