TSS106: How to Avoid the Muddle in your Middle of Your Book

This week’s show is the second of a three-part discussion of story structure, where we break down the three-act structure and try and apply it to Taylor’s writing style. The focus of this week’s show is the middle.

In this week’s call to action, Steve mentions an interview featuring Suzanne Orchard, the owner of the Key West Island Books. That interview was just released on this week’s Author Biz show and you can listen here if you’re interested in learning more about what it’s like to own a small indie bookstore.

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