So I'm Writing a Novel... Ep14 The Woman Who Floated Through Time
Sep 13, 2021
Dive into the art of outlining as the host reveals insights on character development in a fantasy narrative. Explore whether characters should evolve throughout the story and the balance between templates and writing prompts. Discover the complex journey of Marguerite, a warrior grappling with her motivations and emotional depth. There's even a quirky discussion about the hilariously dubbed 'poop pipes.' Join for a creative exploration of character arcs and the architectural secrets behind storytelling!
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Outline with Clear Vision
- Oliver finds it easier to outline a story when he has a clear vision and order of the novel's short stories. - He uses a loose template approach to avoid reinventing the wheel while allowing creative space.
New POV for Fresh Perspective
- Choosing a fresh point of view character lets Oliver show new perspectives on Vo. - This character contrasts prior POV to highlight different relationships and reactions to Vo.
Language Represents Cultural Distance
- Language barriers symbolically represent historical and cultural distance in the story. - Oliver uses linguistic challenges to deepen themes of communication and alienation.
