Les Edgerton and Jack Holland discuss the writing of a publishable novel in a relaxed, chatty format. They saw the need for some real-life info on effective writing versus the cookie-cutter bumper sticker advice many podcasts are based on. Their advice is based on what works in the real world of publishing.
Jack and Les discuss in each episode the many examples of poor advice regularly trotted out to beginning writers. Plus, as a bonus, they’re often funny.
And, often… not.
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Les Edgerton and Jack Holland discuss the writing of a publishable novel in a relaxed, chatty format. They saw the need for some real-life info on effective writing versus the cookie-cutter bumper sticker advice many podcasts are based on. Their advice is based on what works in the real world of publishing.
Jack and Les discuss in each episode the many examples of poor advice regularly trotted out to beginning writers. Plus, as a bonus, they’re often funny.
And, often… not.
Spoiler Alert: reveals about Lord of the Flies
Les and Jack talk about how to create true emotion in novels and poems. They also talk about the following:
Jack's work in progress.
The importance of settings in a novel.
The Island of the Sequined Love Nun written by Christopher Moore but which Les mistakenly attributes to another author, Tim Dorsey.
https://www.amazon.com/Island-Sequined-Love-Christopher-Moore/dp/038097505X/
https://www.amazon.com/stores/Christopher-Moore/author/B000APFLHC
https://www.amazon.com/stores/author/B001IGV64Y
Also Discussed:
Cargo Cults
Sons of Anarchy
Trees Lounge
Mark Boone Junior
Steve Buscemi
Pipelines
Les and Jack on Writing - Uncensored
Les Edgerton and Jack Holland discuss the writing of a publishable novel in a relaxed, chatty format. They saw the need for some real-life info on effective writing versus the cookie-cutter bumper sticker advice many podcasts are based on. Their advice is based on what works in the real world of publishing.
Jack and Les discuss in each episode the many examples of poor advice regularly trotted out to beginning writers. Plus, as a bonus, they’re often funny.
And, often… not.
