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“Episode #6 - "Shawn rips it apart" - is an instant classic. The episode is a step by step walkthrough of why Tim's first scene falls short, packed with useful strategies, ideas and "rules." The whole series is an outstanding reference for any writer interested in commercial storycraft. Check out the website too. This series may become a milestone for self-publishing.”Read full review »
Iphoneappreviews33 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
12/26/15
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“Ok that title is a good deal cheeky, but the overall point is sincere. This is one of the best podcasts I've listened to about writing, at least from the creative stand point. I haven't heard much about agents, query letters, etc. But as far as undertanding the actual craft of writing,...”Read full review »
Glen (aka) The One via Apple Podcasts ·
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02/18/16
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“The podcast is excellent. The book is even better. This is the architecture of stories by people who know. Superb stuff.”
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“…into thinking I could listen to this in the car. Well, I can, but then I have to race back to Scrivener to rethink everything all over again. Better to listen while on the couch, fingers poised above the ‘Book, ready to type. I got "The Story Grid" a while back after hearing Shawn on...”Read full review »
Samori Augusto via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
01/11/16
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