Writing Is A Verb

In this episode we talk about the enneagram for the writer - what the enneagram is, the nine types, and for each one their strengths, challenges, and where they mind find support as writers.

References

Enneagram Institute - https://www.enneagraminstitute.com/

Joanna’s Blog Post - Character and Plot Development With the Enneagram 

http://www.joannaphoenix.com/new-blog/2021/5/25/enneagram-for-character-and-plot-development 

In this episode we talk about character development - how we go about developing characters, our favorite parts, where we get stuck, and tools we use - enneagram, snowflake method.

References

Snowflake Method - https://www.advancedfictionwriting.com/articles/snowflake-method/

In this episode we discuss our writing processes - how we get our ideas, how we know that an idea is one we want to write a book about, where we start, and how we start, and how it feels.

Resources:
The Snowflake Method
Scrivener - This is not an affiliate link.

In this episode we talk about revision - how we approach it, how we feel about it, and how our experience has changed over the course of our writing careers.

Resources:
Article by Heather Lazare about when to engage an editor - https://blog.nanowrimo.org/post/110906875250/tips-from-an-editor-five-times-to-say-yes

In this episode we talk about feedback - the vulnerability and other feelings associated with both receiving and giving, the different groups you might receive feedback from, and how we feel about it.

Resources:

Article by Heather Lazare about when to engage an editor - https://blog.nanowrimo.org/post/110906875250/tips-from-an-editor-five-times-to-say-yes