Parhaat Art Of Writing Podcastit (2024)

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Men Writing Women - Part 4 - "Strong Female Lead" 1:04:00

3y ago1:04:00

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Welcome to the fourth and final part of this series. In this episode we take a look into understanding where our idea and concept of strong women/female characters comes from, and how it relates to men/male characters. There are many topics I wanted to touch on in this episode, but I figured saving some for later episodes made more sense. I hope yo…

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Men Writing Women - Part 3 - Eve 26:03

3y ago26:03

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Picking up from the last two episodes, we discuss Eve and a few possible translations of the Book of Genesis as well as how this relates to writing as a whole. This is a quicker episode but I hope you enjoy! If you'd like to support me, you can find me on Ko-fi at: https://ko-fi.com/nathanielmellor If you have anything you'd like to hear me talk ab…

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Men Writing Women - Part 2 - Lilith 48:53

3y ago48:53

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In this episode we pick up from where we left off, but instead of jumping into the topic of Eve, we first discuss Lilith. I do make a mistake at the end and I say "creativity" instead of "curiosity" twice. Which is what this episode is really about. How did certain stories that punish curiosity become so powerful? Especially since writers are in th…

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Men Writing Women - Part 1 - Pandora's Box 29:06

3y ago29:06

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On Reddit, there is a subreddit, or sub-forum, with the name Men Writing Women. It's devoted to examples of poorly created and written women characters by [oftentimes] male writers. In this episode, part one of four, I explore a little bit of history that is attached to poorly written women characters. I hope you enjoy!…

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Fewer vs Less and other rules that might have just been made up 22:29

3y ago22:29

22:29

Hello and welcome back to another episode! There are certain rules in the English that don't seem to make sense. Worse than that, they seem to be arbitrary. Why? In this episode, I talk about those rules, and why/how it is we follow them. Feel free to take this episode with a grain of salt. Maybe it's more entertainment that fact, though it is fact…

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Using a Notebook as a Creative Tool 22:50

3y ago22:50

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With the name "Only a Notebook" I figured it was time to talk about notebooks. I hope you enjoy! If you have anything you'd like me to talk about, you can find me on Twitter @MellorNathaniel. I also made a Ko-Fi! https://ko-fi.com/nathanielmellor Don't feel the need to donate, I figured I'd make one just in case!…

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Don't Rob Yourself of the Chance to be Creative 10:45

3y ago10:45

10:45

Welcome back! Sorry about the unintended break... In this episode I discuss robbing yourself of the chance to be creative. This can look like generic statements, broad statements, or lines written to appeal to everyone rather than a specific audience. Like all my advice, none of it is a hard and fast rule, it's just my way of trying to figure out h…

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How to become a Beta Reader 58:42

3y ago58:42

58:42

In my last episode I talked about finding a beta reader. In this episode I talk about becoming a beta reader since it's something that I've heard many writers want to try doing. Especially if they're paid! I try to give an overview of Upwork, Fiverr, being self-employed, and red flags to avoid. I hope you enjoy!…

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How to find a Beta Reader 20:09

3y ago20:09

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A few days ago I made a comment on Reddit about finding a beta reader and it recieved a little interest. Since I had a couple of questions asking me how to find a beta reader, I figured I'd make an episode! I hope you enjoy!

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Using Movement and Conflict instead of a Plot 9:11

3y ago9:11

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We all hear that a plot is the single most important part of a story. But I find that sometimes it can be hard to make one that helps the story rather than hinders it. Using movement and conflict in place of a plot, especially in a character-driven novel, can help your story stay engaging even without a plot. I hope you enjoy!…

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Exposure: Is it worth it? 9:15

3y ago9:15

9:15

One of the biggest arguments of being a "creative" is that being paid in exposure isn't worth it. And it isn't. But is exposure important?

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How to use Dialogue Tags 13:22

3y ago13:22

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Dialogue tags is one of the great debates among writers. The phrase "said is dead" is often thrown around. If you're new to writing, or your curious about my take, here's how I tend to use (or not use) dialogue tags. I hope you enjoy!

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Character Description and Development 29:15

3+ y ago29:15

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Describing and developing a character is one of the more exciting aspects of writing. However, there are pitfalls along the way. As an editor and beta-reader there are two concepts that I have discovered that help us create characters, but ones that can also lead to prejudice if you aren't mindful: default and gestalt. I hope you enjoy!…

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Short Story Editing Tips 11:05

3+ y ago11:05

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Over the years I've compiled a few general writing tips that I follow as I edit. These are applicable for any kind of writing and they aren't hyper-specific. I hope you enjoy!

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Returning to writing after a break 15:33

3+ y ago15:33

15:33

Over the past ten years, I've stopped and started writing again no fewer than six times. In this podcast, I offer advice on some tools to keep in mind as you're returning to writing.

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HOW: Storytelling Practice 14:58

5+ y ago14:58

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How Dungeons and Dragons can help us become better storytellers http://www.paullytle.com One of my novels, The Yellow Canary: https://amzn.to/2D9ojXH xHa5BJ8PweMQEm9kLlzo

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HOW: Seeking Out Criticism 15:28

5+ y ago15:28

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As writers, it is critical that we get criticism for our work. This being November and therefore National Novel Writing Month (https://nanowrimo.org/) thought we would chat a little about keeping a writing schedule and minimum word count. Podcast version of the show: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-art-of-ages-the-how-and-why-of-writing/id1…

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HOW: Where Do Ideas Come From? 17:17

5+ y ago17:17

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Where does a writer gets ideas? Where kinda from everyone. How do you develop them is a better question. Podcast version of the show: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-art-of-ages-the-how-and-why-of-writing/id1441023257?mt=2 http://www.paullytle.com One of my novels, The Yellow Canary: https://amzn.to/2D9ojXH…

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HOW: The Look of the Page 17:16

5+ y ago17:16

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Writers of works that are required to be read have a particular issue that they have to face - what the does the page look like? Does it help with the reading or distract from it? How do we know? http://www.paullytle.com One of my novels, The Yellow Canary: https://amzn.to/2D9ojXH

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HOW: Exposition and Narration 19:17

5+ y ago19:17

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Using Orson Welles' masterpiece Citizen Kane as our guide, we look at exposition and narration and how to use each one. http://www.paullytle.com One of my novels, The Yellow Canary: https://amzn.to/2D9ojXH

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WHY: The Art of the Ages in the Art of the Ages 13:36

5+ y ago13:36

13:36

Explaining the title of the podcast whiel delving a little more into Tolkien's concept of sub-creation. http://www.paullytle.com One of my novels, The Yellow Canary: https://amzn.to/2D9ojXH

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HOW: Ending a Story when the Book Ends 20:41

5+ y ago20:41

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Yeah, it's totally possible to end a story long before a story is over, and it is something we should be guarding against. http://www.paullytle.com One of my novels, The Yellow Canary: https://amzn.to/2D9ojXH

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HOW: Read Poetry (and not Free Verse) 22:19

6y ago22:19

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If you learn how to control word choice, rhythm, and pacing, you can make the reader read your work in the way that you want him to. But to do that, we have to read poetry. And not free verse poetry. http://www.paullytle.com One of my novels, The Yellow Canary: https://amzn.to/2D9ojXH

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WORKSHOP: A Christmas Carol 15:43

6y ago15:43

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Looking at the structure and strategy of Dickens' A Christmas Carol.http://www.paullytle.comOne of my novels, The Yellow Canary:https://amzn.to/2D9ojXH

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WORKSHOP: The Milky Way 16:52

6y ago16:52

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Discussing when and how to deal with repeatative phrasing by using my own work as an example and also Train's "Drops of Jupiter."http://www.paullytle.comOne of my novels, The Yellow Canary:https://amzn.to/2D9ojXH

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HOW: Swoopers and Bashers 15:35

6y ago15:35

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Talking about Swoopers and Bashers, a concept described by Kurt Vonnegut in his book Timequake.This being November and therefore National Novel Writing Month (https://nanowrimo.org/) thought we would chat a little about keeping a writing schedule and minimum word count.http://www.paullytle.comOne of my novels, The Yellow Canary:https://amzn.to/2D9o…

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WHY: Does God Like It? 18:27

6y ago18:27

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Great timing as a Douglas Wilson blog post was released that parallels what we've been doing quite nicely:https://dougwils.com/books-and-culture/s7-engaging-the-culture/modern-art-and-the-dearth-of-culture%EF%BB%BF.htmlhttp://www.paullytle.comOne of my novels, The Yellow Canary:https://amzn.to/2D9ojXH…

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WHY: Order from Chaos 20:08

6y ago20:08

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Playing off our episode last week on sub-creation, we now delve a little farther into what we create and to what end.http://www.paullytle.comOne of my novels, The Yellow Canary:https://amzn.to/2D9ojXH

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WHY: Sub-Creation 14:08

6y ago14:08

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A little on why we write, really focusing on Tolkien's amazing essay "On Faerie-stories" (https://amzn.to/2PWKbw2)http://www.paullytle.comOne of my novels, The Yellow Canary:https://amzn.to/2D9ojXH

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HOW: Keeping a Schedule 14:57

6y ago14:57

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This being November and therefore National Novel Writing Month (https://nanowrimo.org/) thought we would chat a little about keeping a writing schedule and minimum word count.http://www.paullytle.comOne of my novels, The Yellow Canary:https://amzn.to/2D9ojXH

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Ep 1: Hows, Whys, and Whens 13:08

6y ago13:08

13:08

Here we go! Thanks for checking out the introductory episode on writing! We're going to update weekly, so check back with us every Wednesday.

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DJ Eclipse WNYU Radio with JA XTC 9:37

8+ y ago9:37

9:37

This is a repost of a brief interview conducted by DJ Eclipse with JA XTC...Also in the interview are VFR & SKUF YKK. The Interview was published originally in 2007. We wanted to share it with anyone who has never heard it. We here at Graffstars The Art of Writing are not the original owners of the content nor do we claim copyrights to the material…

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CENO 2 Interview 35:42

8+ y ago35:42

35:42

Graffstars Presents The Art Of Writing Featuring world renouned aerosol artist CENO2. For more on CENO2 including artwork available, please follow on Instagram at @iamceno2 and visit his website at www.ceno2.com. A graffiti artist from Singapore! Amidst the concrete jungle of a global financial hub, Ceno2 has been able to hone his talent of the art…

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KEZ5 YKK Interview 34:26

9y ago34:26

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Graffstars Presents The Art Of Writing Featuring elite writer KEZ5 YKK. For more on KEZ5 including artwork available, please follow on Instagram at @kang_of_newyork.

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Pilot Episode 6:18

9y ago6:18

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