A writer may have a new idea and think it the best thing he's ever conceived. Yet if he is unable to make it believable, he's sunk. His audience will leave him before he even gets going.
In the first of a three-parter, I talk about some of the ingredients for exploring new territory. For example, the importance of developing tension between good and evil and why we must acknowledge that humans are corruptible, foul creatures.
Or something like that.
The Writer's Lens - Interview 02: Darrick Dean, fantasy author
The Writer's Lens - E9: Storytelling
The Writer's Lens - E8: Amazon, Big Brother, and Fake Reviews
The Writer's Lens - E7: Trials and Takeaways
The Writer's Lens - Interview 01: Willie and Rachel Scott, authors of "Better Than Blended"
The Writer's Lens - E6: You Wrote a Book, Now What?
The Writer's Lens - E5: Progress Update
The Writer's Lens - E4: Rejection...Ugh
The Writer's Lens - E3: Working "Really Hard"
The Writer's Lens - E2: What Is Passion?
The Writer's Lens - Pilot
The Writer's Lens - E1: The Path to Being Published
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