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Welcome to the Pacific Novel Project workshop podcast. The goal of this podcast is to present an example of how the workshop process works with clear, honest critique, and generate interest in our work.
Sidebar references: Tom Berenger, Princess Bride quotes, 2001 sucks, the overratedness of Stanley Kubrick, Steve sings, I learn a new word, and more southern accents.
Read More PNP Workshop – Episode 5Welcome to the Pacific Novel Project workshop podcast. The goal of this podcast is to present an example of how the workshop process works with clear, honest critique, and generate interest in our work.
Sidebar references: Axle Foley, litter box placement, the vocal styling of Foghorn Leghorn, World War I, college, Last Action Hero, Michael Pena (whose name we couldn’t remember), and two – yes two – Ant Man & the Wasp mentions.
Read More PNP Workshop – Episode 4Welcome to the Pacific Novel Project workshop podcast. The goal of this podcast is to present an example of how the workshop process works with clear, honest critique, and generate interest in our work.
Sidebar references: greedy corporations, aren’t all waiters/waitresses actors, 1,614 spaces equals two lines, pocket watch chains, tripping for biscuits, and Steve wants more.
Read More PNP Workshop – Episode 3Welcome to the Pacific Novel Project workshop podcast. The goal of this podcast is to present an example of how the workshop process works with clear, honest critique, and generate interest in our work.
Sidebar references: squeaky chairs, Star Wars, screaming kids, Steve’s aggressive typing, Fiddler on the Roof, hardhat actually means hardhat.
Read More PNP Workshop – Episode 2Welcome to the Pacific Novel Project workshop podcast of The Ghost of Silver Creek and Hollywood Dreams editing process. The goal of this podcast is to present an example of how the workshop process works with clear, honest critique, and generate interest in our work.
Read More PNP Workshop – Episode 1If I tell someone I’m writing a novel invariably the first thing they ask is, “What’s it about?” It’s what I ask when someone tells me they are writing a novel. The consistent response is for them to tell me what happens in their book. “Well, this divorced dad on a cruise to Saint Petersburg […]
Read More What’s it about? Finding the heart of your storyThe PNP is the process of creating a novel from shitty first draft (SFD) to publication. It’s one thing to read or write a how-to, and another to do them or see an actual demonstration. Not only the processes of character creation, dialogue, structure, drafting, and submission. But the angst, indecision, and self-doubt that come […]
Read More Embrace your shitty first draftHow serious is editing? Check out the original draft of our About page edits on our Patreon page, Pacific Novel Project. Whether it’s a couple blurbs on an introduction page or War & Peace, editing is crucial. Find a good editor. Someone who will tell you what you need to hear. Then listen to them. […]
Read More About page editsWe’re demonstrating our entire writing and publishing process. From shitty first drafts, critiques, and drafting; to submissions, rejections, and publishing.
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