Lana McAra reveals the #1 mistake fiction writers make with world-building, and how to avoid it so your work remains #Unputdownable.
Jimmy Deas joins Lana McAra and shares how to use small-town settings to send your message in an #Unputdownable way.
Joseph Muller joins Lana McAra and shares how historical fiction about obscure topics makes for #Unputdownable fiction writing.
Lana McAra goes through the ins and outs of shock value and how to properly channel it so your fiction writing is #Unputdownable.
Victoria LK Williams joins Lana McAra and shares how taking up on a dare, at any age, can lead to #Unputdownable fiction writing.
Sara Tunder joins Lana McAra and shares how showing much of yourself you pour into your work is a faster path to #Unputdownable fiction writing.
R.A. Davis joins Lana McAra and shares priceless insights about what it takes to make your first fiction novel #Unputdownable.
DonnaLee Overly joins Lana McAra and shares about how incorporating social causes into your writing makes for #Unputdownable fiction.
Lana McAra takes a good, hard look at whether we’re working too hard at fiction writing, and if this is (ironically) making our work less #Unputdownable.
Mindy Killgrove joins Lana McAra and shares about the importance of conducting research before beginning to write #Unputdownable historical fiction.
Tracy Tripp and Edward Mickolus join Lana McAra and share their journey of combining their experiences as fiction writers to create a collaborative #Unputdownable story.
Michael L. Clark joins Lana McAra and shares his works of time-travel historical fiction that create an #Unputdownable story interlaced with real characters.
Kat Beaulieu joins Lana McAra and shares his real-world experience delving into self-publishing to bring #Unputdownable writing to the world.
Lana McAra explains how tropes and cliches can make your fiction writing predictable, and how to avoid this so your story becomes #Unputdownable.
AJ Sam joins Lana McAra and shares his experience as a historical fiction writer, including how knowing where the history ends and the fiction begins makes it #Unputdownable.
Malienna joins Lana McAra and shares her unique experience as a young fiction writer who has creaed an #Unputdownable series because she did a school assignment but the story did not end there.
Angela Page joins Lana McAra and shares her unique experience as a fiction writer who has forayed into #Unputdownable screenwriting and has had films based on her short stories and novels featured on the "Shorts TV" channel, FunnyorDie, and Indiepix.
Sharon E. Buck joins Lana McAra and reveals how properly and powerfully incorporating humor and laughter into your fiction writing makes it #Unputdownable.
Lana McAra explains the distinction and balance between telling vs. showing and how the effects on the impact of words and the pace of the story make it more or less #Unputdownable.
Sandy Lender joins Lana McAra with living proof that you can work a demanding day job, overcome setbacks, and still create #Unputdownable fiction writing your readers will tear through.
Margie Zable Fisher joins Lana McAra to reveal how to create a strong central conflict for your novel that makes it #Unputdownable for your readers.
Sharon Michalove joins Lana McAra and shows how combining her many interests creates a deep well to draw from that makes her fiction writing #Unputdownable.
Lana McAra gives you points to ponder and questions to answer that add the right amount of plot twists and shock value that makes your fiction writing #Unputdownable rather than overwhelming.
Elizabeth Johnston joins Lana McAra to show you how self-understand makes you creative, and how being creative leads to #Unputdownable fiction writing.
Lisa Jones Gentry joins Lana McAra to go over the steps to creating paranormal mysteries in a way that yields #Unputdownable fiction writing.
Amy Weinland Daughters joins Lana McAra to discuss how handwritten letters create the shared experiences and stories that beget #Unputdownable fiction writing
Leslie J. Wyatt joins Lana McAra to discuss the challenges surrounding the Romance genre of #Unputdownable fiction writing by women and how it can benefit your relationships and mental health.
George Cramer joins Lana McAra to discuss the ins-and-outs of blogging as a key venue for marketing your fiction writing in a way that makes it enticingly #Unputdownable.
Ruby Peru joins Lana McAra to discuss the story behind the development of Bits of String Too Small to Save and what makes this dark fantasy so uniquely #Unputdownable.
Dr. James Gregory returns to join Lana McAra and introduce his new new novel that explores the potential dangers and ethical implications of advanced AI technologies and the blurred lines between human creativity and machine-generated content.
Lana McAra show you how to assemble your fiction novel's scenes like a string of pearls, bringing to the fore those that make for absolutely #Unputdownable writing.
Lana McAra dives into the question and nuances of whether attending book fairs can benefit your career as a fiction writer - and whether this could help you create #Unputdownable writing.
Tune in with Writing Coach Lana McAra, who has over 40 published titles of her own, and you’ll find new energy, new perspectives, new resources, and new ideas that will spark your creativity into a blaze of brilliance!
Become #UnPutDownable
You’ve accomplished a lot in other areas of your life, but your ultimate dream of writing a story still lives only in your mind.
When do you get your turn to do what matters to you?
Meanwhile, you stare at a blank screen asking yourself: How do I make the story compelling?
How can I create scenes and characters that compel my reader to turn page after page, on the edge of their seat?
Are you ready, like them, to find out what happens next?
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