Debugging Plot: Episode 3 of Alone in a Room with Invisible People
So here’s the gig on Debugging a Plot
Alone in a Room with Invisible People my newer-writer daughter and me, a long-time published writer, talking about writing, revising and publishing fiction.
In this episode, we’re talking about how plots go wrong while you’re writing them — and some things you can do to fix them.
We discuss:
How an antagonist is not always a villain
Limitations and why they’re important
How to start debugging
Why Reading like a Reader is important for a Writer
Why it’s bad when you get caught up in ‘Writer over Reader’
Why not to write to trends
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Mentioned in the Podcast
Armor-ella
Armageddon
Sixth Sense
Lost in Space Reboot
How To Write a Series
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