Are you talking to me? Are you talking to me? You guessed it. This podcast episode is all about character voice!

What do real estate and writing have in common? They both know that success will depend on location, location, location! You’ve probably guessed this week’s topic… Setting. What is setting? Well, at its most simplistic, setting is the location of your story. It sounds simple, but you have to remember, that definition includes… everything, everywhere, everywhen.

In previous episodes, we’ve spent some time talking about creating great stories, how to start them, how to end them, how to plan them, and even how to tell them, but what about who tells them?

In the previous episode, we explored the importance of crafting a stellar closing for your story. Now, we will get into building the story itself! Break out your tool set. We are going to build a house!

They say you don’t a second chance to make a first impression. It is certainly true, for people and… for books. Learn how to make your story openings engaging to readers in this week’s podcast!

In the previous episode, we explored the importance of crafting a stellar opening for your story. A great opening line is essential as it is the first impression a reader gets of you as a writer and storyteller. However, how you end your story is just as important as how you begin it because it is the last impression your reader gets of your writing and your storytelling.

If you’ve ever written anything remotely like fiction or following a story, then you have likely heard the admonishment to “Show, Don’t Tell.” So, what is “show, don’t tell” and what does it really mean? Find out in this week's podcast!

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