Story Grid- The key to my unblocking
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“I got to page 100 of my novel and just stopped. I’ve been blocked for about a year or so and I didn’t fully understand why until now. I’ve read about nine books on how to write a novel and have read countless other blogs and tip websites. While some of the information I've gleaned has been valuable, I really wish I had discovered this method earlier. Shawn is spot on with his analyses and recommendations, and it all just makes so much sense. In fact, many of his tips have sparked a chain reaction of ideas in me and I’m now more hopeful I can revive these long deceased pages of mine. Let’s face it, writing is really not rationally self-interesting at all. It’s arduous, maddening, humiliating, thankless, and downright ludicrous. However, when I play The Story Grid podcast, I am reminded over and over again why I am drawn to this craft and that is STORY. Thank you Shawn for just being smart and being right. I know all editors aren’t this good. You are really on to something with The Story Grid, and everyone should really check it out. Thank you Tim for having the courage to broadcast your writing journey! It’s so extremely helpful and I wish you luck as you find your way in this world.”Read full review »
Lweeze34 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
02/18/16
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“Shawn and Tim unite in this Podcast to create a unique pairing
Tim asks questions on behalf of emerging writers while Shawn spins wisdom from the perspective of a veteran editor.
Great contrast complemented by two strong personalities.”
David Villalva via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
10/23/15
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“As a writer-in-training, I’ve listened to lots of different writing podcasts over the years. This is one of the best—if not THE best. I’m loving it so far. Please, guys, keep up the good work!”
14Mazzy2 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
11/04/15
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“This is a fantastic podcast for people who are interested in story and how genre fiction WORKS. Not in a formulaic sense like you're cranking out widgets, but what needs to be in the recipe for your story to make it give readers that satisfying experience that will keep them coming back to...”Read full review »
Zach Ricks via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
12/03/15
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