Storystruck
Storystruck
Podcast Description
Welcome to StoryStruck, where we believe every writer has the power to change the world—one word at a time. Dive into writing rituals, creative strategies, and the insider tips you need to go from “I have an idea” to “I’m holding my book!”
Weekly episodes feature candid chats with authors, editors, book coaches, and industry insiders where you’ll discover fresh ideas that turn writing challenges into breakthroughs. Whether you’re outlining your first draft or polishing your masterpiece, join us and transform your passion into stories that matter.
StoryStruck is hosted by Rachel Clair (editor/ writing coach at www.bookboundjourney.com) and Neno Littlewood (ghostwriter/book coach at www.writersrebellion.com).
Subscribe today. Your writing will thank you.
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The show focuses on various aspects of writing including creative strategies, writing rituals, and the publishing industry. Specific topics covered include embracing imperfection in drafts, the role of collaboration, sensitivity in writing diverse characters, and the psychological impact of fiction, as seen in episodes featuring authors like Marisa Wolf and Kacey Ezell.
Welcome to StoryStruck, where we believe every writer has the power to change the world—one word at a time. Dive into writing rituals, creative strategies, and the insider tips you need to go from “I have an idea” to “I’m holding my book!”
Weekly episodes feature candid chats with authors, editors, book coaches, and industry insiders where you’ll discover fresh ideas that turn writing challenges into breakthroughs. Whether you’re outlining your first draft or polishing your masterpiece, join us and transform your passion into stories that matter.
StoryStruck is hosted by Rachel Clair (editor/ writing coach at www.bookboundjourney.com) and Neno Littlewood (ghostwriter/book coach at www.writersrebellion.com).
Subscribe today. Your writing will thank you.
Daniel David Wallace shares his insights on writing, focusing on the importance of character development and the ‘Character First’ writing method.
We discuss how understanding character psychology can enhance storytelling and the significance of creating relatable characters. The conversation also explores the challenges of plotting, the role of conflict in character development, and the importance of diversity in character representation.
Daniel offers practical advice for writers at different stages of their journey and highlights the upcoming writing summit he hosts, which aims to foster a supportive writing community.
Join this year’s Escape the Plot Forest Summit:
https://forest.plotsummit.com/?ac=VgScqwJP
More From Daniel:
https://danieldavidwallace.com/
https://www.instagram.com/writingdaniel/
https://danieldavidwallace.com/plot-and-plan/
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If you have a suggestion for an episode, drop it in the comments below or email us at [email protected].
Ready to go from draft to done? Visit Rachel’s website today for beta reading and editing services https://www.bookboundjourney.com/
Want to actually start and finish writing your book (or have someone do it for you)? Check out Neno’s book coaching and ghostwriting services at https://www.writersrebellion.com
🎵 Music Credits:
Special thanks to Michah Silverstein for our beautiful music. If interested in hiring his musical talents, he can be contacted at [email protected]
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