Myths, legends, fairy tales, and fables are distinct folk narrative types with specific characteristics, but the terms are often conflated in common usage, and the genres themselves are sometimes muddied in contemporary storytelling. Many writers and readers also believe they are inflexible categories of established tales, when in reality they are dynamic tools we can…
DetailsIn this practical overview of the steps involved in making an audiobook, professional author and broadcaster Joe Mahoney will cover the nitty gritty specifics, including what kind of equipment and preparation is required, how to go about recording audiobooks, what’s involved in editing and mastering audiobooks, and what distributors like Audible are looking for in…
DetailsThis webinar will show you how to use place and setting to increase the richness and meaning of story. Place is best described as a character, defining, and interacting with all other characters related to the theme. Learning to integrate setting and place with plot, theme, and character will provide story depth. It will also…
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