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Writing an Episodic Genre Series (part 3 of 3): The Hero’s Emotional Journey
NOTE! This is the third installment in a three-part series on writing episodic genre series. This post will focus on using the hero’s emotional arc to link the standalone installments in the episodic series. The previous two posts focused on … Continue reading
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Tagged Athyra, Charlaine Harris, Emotional Plot, Episodic Series, Genre Series, Harry Connolly, Paranormal Romance, Phoenix, Sookie Stackhouse, Steven Brust, Twenty Palaces, Urban Fantasy, Vlad Taltos, writing, Writing a Genre Series
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Writing an Episodic Genre Series (Part 1 of 3): Episodic Heroes
I recently had the pleasure of reading the first two books in Harry Connolly’s Twenty Palaces series, and this got me thinking about the nature of episodic science fiction and fantasy. By episodic series, I’m thinking a four, five, ten … Continue reading
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Tagged Artemis Fowl, Charlaine Harris, Eoin Colfer, Epic Fantasy, Epic vs Episodic, Episodic Heroes, Episodic Series, fantasy, Genre Series, Harry Connolly, Harry Dresden, Jim Butcher, Middle-grade, Paranormal Romance, Ray Lilly, Sookie Stackhouse, Steven Brust, The 39 Clues, Urban Fantasy, Vlad Taltos, writing, Writing a Genre Series, young-adult
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