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Wrestling With Words Podcast

Wrestling With Words Podcast

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 The official Wrestling With Words podcast, hosted by Cameron. Every week, a new topic relating to writing, storytelling, and entertainment is discussed. The mission is to help you tell better stories while understanding how the best stories are told. Be sure to submit questions and let us know what you’re wrestling with!Copyright 2023 All rights reserved. Art
Episodes
  • S1E4: Four Do’s and Don’ts of Writing Dialogue

    S1E4: Four Do’s and Don’ts of Writing Dialogue
    Oct 11 2023

    Here are 4, quick, Do's and Don'ts of writing dialogue.

    🐤 Twitter: //twitter.com/Wrestling_Words

    📚Some of My Fiction


    -Static Love: //tinyurl.com/474kaesf


    -To Hold Something Like You: //voicesdelaluna.org/ (Winter 2022 issue)
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    13 mins
  • S1E3: Good Prose vs. Bad Prose | How to know if your writing is good

    S1E3: Good Prose vs. Bad Prose | How to know if your writing is good
    Sep 23 2023

    🐤 Twitter: https://twitter.com/Wrestling_Words

    📚Some of My Fiction


    -Static Love: https://tinyurl.com/474kaesf


    -To Hold Something Like You: http://voicesdelaluna.org/ (Winter 2022 issue)
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    16 mins
  • S1E2: How Writing Short Fiction Will Improve Your Long Fiction

    S1E2: How Writing Short Fiction Will Improve Your Long Fiction
    Sep 7 2023
    The three points I talk about in this podcast are practicing finishing stories, starting small and focusing on scenes/the essence, and the flexibility and low stakes of short fiction/ideas. 🐤 Twitter: https://twitter.com/Wrestling_Words 📚Some of My Fiction
-Static Love: https://tinyurl.com/474kaesf
-To Hold Something Like You: http://voicesdelaluna.org/ (Winter 2022 issue)
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    13 mins
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