Eat, Drink, Write. An Urban Fantasy Whiteboard
This podcast will delve into the trials and tribulations of writing urban fantasy, from topics on character development myths and monsters!
- Update frequency
- every 5 days
- Average duration
- 41 minutes
- Episodes
- 151
- Years Active
- 2020 - 2024
Episode 98: How to Write Horror
In this episode, we talk about writing horror. Learn ways to add horror to your manuscript! Come have a drink & listen!
Myths & Monsters 21: Bunny Man & Island of Dolls
In this episode, we talk about the Bunny Man and the Island of Dolls! Fun stuff! Come have a drink & listen!
Episode 97: Writing Death Scenes
In this episode, we talk about writing death scenes! Come have a drink & listen!
Episode 96: Color Symbolism - Blue & Green
In this episode, we talk more about color symbolism and how to incorporate it into your novel! This week is all about blue and green! Come have a drink and listen!
Myths & Monsters 20: Full Moon Legends & Two Halloween Monsters
Happy Halloween!!! This episode talks about some fun full moon legends as well as two of the very first Halloween monsters!! Come have a drink & listen!
Episode 95: NaNoWriMo! It's Almost Here! Are You Ready??
In this episode, we talk about NaNoWriMo - what it is, how to do it, and what to expect! Come have a drink & listen!
Episode 94: Writing the Villain Monologue
In this episode, we talk about the villain monologue. It can be a cliche, but it can also work for your novel! We talk about how to write the monologue and what not to do! Come have a drink & liste…
Episode 93: Writing Cities
We've all heard how cities are supposed to be "characters" in our novels. So, how do we do that? Come have a drink & listen!
Episode 92: The Ruler Archetype
In this episode we talk about the ruler archetype: what is it, how to write it, thoughts to think about when writing the ruler! Come have a drink & listen!
Myths & Monsters 19: The Vampire Scare & The Watcher
Welcome to myths & monsters! In this episode, we talk about the northeast vampire scare from the 19th century and a house in NJ that has a "watcher" who terrorized the owners! Come have a drink & lis…
Episode 91: Plot Holes - Ugh!
In this episode, we talk about plot holes: what they are, how to find them and how to fix them! Come have a drink and listen!
Episode 90: Writing the Resolution in Fiction
In this episode, we talk about how to write the resolution, from what it is to how to do it! Come have a drink & listen!
Episode 89: Writing Mystery vs Suspense - What the Heck is the Difference?
Come have a drink and listen as Sherry & Taylor talk about writing mystery vs suspense! What is the difference? How do you know? What is your book? Come find out with us!
Episode 88: DragonCon - What it Can Do for Writers
In this episode, we talk about DragonCon - the writers, the authors, the fun!!! Come have a drink & listen!
Myths & Monsters 18: The Beijing Ghost Train & Sleep Paralysis Legends
It's that time again - time for our monthly special episode of Myths & Monsters! This month we talk about the ghost train of Beijing and the various legends surrounding sleep paralysis! Come have a d…
Episode 87: Writing Time Travel
There is so much to talk about with writing time travel! In this episode, we talk about the general types of time travel with examples of each type! So much fun! Come have a drink & listen!!
Episode 86: How to Write a Book with a Co-Author
Episode 85: The Snowflake Method
This episode looks deeper into the snowflake method of plotting your novel. It is an interesting concept that layers ideas/characters/concepts until you have an intensive outline to write from! Come …
Episode 84: Writing the Death Theme in Fiction
In this episode, we tackle writing the theme of death in a fiction novel. There are things to consider and ways to do this that you might not have thought about! Come have a drink & listen!
Episode 83: Plotline Archetypes - the Rest of Them!
In this episode, we talk about the remaining 4 plot types: mistake, the lure, the race, & the gift! Come have a drink & listen as we talk about how to use these plot types and what should be include…