Why Do Fiction Writers Grow Faster in a Room Than on Their Own?
The Round Table Discussion ... Episode 13
Reading this episode alone will teach you something.
Talking it through with other writers will change you.
That is not a slogan.
It is how craft has always actually moved...not down from a stage, but across a table.
Writer to writer.
Each one teaching what they know, and admitting what they do not.
So here is your table.
Take everything from this episode...the podcast, the free article, and the deep dive...and put it to work in a real conversation.
I pulled the biggest ideas into a Round Table Discussion Guide you can download, print, and bring to your writing group.
No gimmicks.
No tricks.
No charge.
There is no guru at the head of this table.
Everyone brings something.
Everyone leaves sharper.
Do not have a writing group?
You do now.
This is a new idea and I'm crossing all my fingers (AND toes) in the hope that this will help you and those you know.
I've provided an open Round Table on GoBrunch, it has 12 seats available, and you are invited.
It's open 24/7/365 for you and fellow writers to use.
It does not matter where in the world you live...if you have a camera and a microphone, you have a seat. Invite your friends, bring them here, use our resources.
Not sure how long I can provide them, but for now…enjoy.
I want you to succeed.
Take these same questions and dig in together, face to face, writers teaching writers.
Come hone your craft.
Come teach someone else theirs.
That is the whole point...
You are more than you think you are, and so is the writer sitting across from you.
Just repointing out that the offer to host a live room for any and all writers to use is open now.
It's 12 seats for now, but if it get's used, we can always enlarge it.
Feel free to talk about this PDF or anything else you like.
Grab your friends, send them the room link (it's always the same)...and enjoy a conversation!