This is a wonderful episode! We start off by discussing the problems with the introductions at the beginning of books. Then we get into a list of terrible writing advice and why we think the tips are so terrible. We also talk about certain Twitter writing drama, the Nobel Prize in Literature, and even briefly discuss the history of language in modern Japan and how it and their culture correlates to a specific writing style.
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#154: What Are You Trying To Say?
#153: 2023 Writing Recap
#152: 2023 Reading Recap
DBS #96: Brain Freeze
DBS #95: Getting Funky With Mark Twain
#151: Historical Fiction Noir With Stephen G. Eoannou
#150: Modern Writing Blues
DBS #94: We Analyze Famous Short Stories
#149: We Ruin Celebrity Love Letters
DBS #93: Spooky Halloween Special
BOTM #14: Becoming The Boogeyman By Richard Chizmar
#148: Our Last Stand With Angie Elita Newell
#147: Dystopian Shenanigans With David Scott Hay
#146: Getting Angry With Terena Elizabeth Bell
DBS #92: Worst Books Ever!
#145: Talkin’ Tequila Tatas With Miette Gillette
#145: The Top Book Genres To Make Money In
DBS #91: Has Inclusive Language Gotten Out Of Hand?
#144: To Revenge, Or Not To Revenge, That Is The Question
#143: We Get Absurd
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