Writers Chat, hosted by Johnnie Alexander, and Brandy Brow, and Melissa Stroh is the show where we talk about all things writing, by writers and for writers!
“Because talking about writing is more fun than actually doing it.”
Picking the Write Fight
Novelist Crystal Caudill provides amazing insight into writing effective fight scenes for both physical and verbal fights. Learn the reasons why readers often skim through fight scenes, the purpose of a fight scene, and the nitty gritty techniques for writing physical fights. Crystal also shares how to write verbal confrontations that will keep your reader engaged while moving the story forward. For examples and additional resources, be sure to watch this week’s replay.
Watch the January 16th replay
Crystal Caudill is the award-winning author of “dangerously good historical romance. She is a stay-at-home mom and caregiver. When not writing, Crystal can be found hanging with her family, drinking hot tea, or reading at her home outside Cincinnati, Ohio. Find out more at crystalcaudill.com.
A Novel Approach to Setting Goals / Reaching Achievements (For the Goal-Averse)
Goals. Does just hearing this word set your teeth on edge and induce a cold sweat? Perhaps it hits an autoplay in your brain that recounts all the reasons everyone says you need to set goals to achieve anything, or else, doom. Maybe you’ve set goals before and failed—over and over. Not fun, eh? Writers Chat Co-host Brandy Brow agrees. She’ll tackle reasons the big G causes so many people grief and unveil a more peaceful way to gain achievements.
Watch the January 23rd replay
Brandy Brow freelance edits and writes short stories for the general market. Her fiction explores the highs and lows of human nature and ranges from normal to strange, with a bit of creepy. An administrator by nature, she loves office supplies, and nonfiction appears like magic.
Writers Chat is hosted live each Tuesday for an hour starting at 10 AM CT / 11 AM ET on Zoom. The permanent Zoom room link is: http://zoom.us/j/4074198133
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