One part short-form anthology, one part fiction writing course, Homestead on the Corner is the original podcast from Wray Van Winkle, creator of Tales of the Echowood and The Sheridan Tapes. Tune in for new stand-alone audio dramas or lessons on plot, character, and other writing techniques. “Have a great day, and keep writing!”
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One part short-form anthology, one part fiction writing course, Homestead on the Corner is the original podcast from Wray Van Winkle, creator of Tales of the Echowood and The Sheridan Tapes. Tune in for new stand-alone audio dramas or lessons on plot, character, and other writing techniques. “Have a great day, and keep writing!”
CONTENT WARNING: Discussion of creative burnout, brief mentions of childhood trauma
On today's episode, Wray and Virginia sit down with four incredible writers from the audio fiction community and unpack the dichotomies between plotting and pantsing, art and science, structure and spontaneity.
Newt Schottelkotte (they/them) - Where the Stars Fell, Inkwyrm
-https://newtschottelkotte.com
Jordan Cobb (she/her) - Primordial Deep, Janus Descending
-https://www.jordanvcobb.com
Cassandra Tse (she/her) - Apocalypse Songs, The Bone Thief
-http://www.redscare.co.nz/
Casper Oliver (he/fae/they) - Jar of Rebuke, Thesperience Productions
-https://linktr.ee/casperoliver
This episode was made possible by our supporters at Patreon.com/homesteadcorner and ko-fi.com/homesteadcorner.
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Homestead on the Corner
One part short-form anthology, one part fiction writing course, Homestead on the Corner is the original podcast from Wray Van Winkle, creator of Tales of the Echowood and The Sheridan Tapes. Tune in for new stand-alone audio dramas or lessons on plot, character, and other writing techniques. “Have a great day, and keep writing!”
