Copying a Story: How to Start with Structure and Build Momentum

Plot & Emotion: The Primary Pillars of Every Story

Rudolph discusses the power of plot and emotion when writing a story. Plot is the structure that comes from starting with a storyline or just a general outline. Emotion is the vulnerability that comes from imbuing your stories with the experiences from your own life. Tune in for more details about how to use these two tools!

Your desire to create isn't making the world worse <3

Rudolph offers plain encouragement to writers and other artists. It's a hard world, and we often think it's because we're trying to create. More often than not, it just is what it is. That means that we can be less reluctant about our creative efforts and pursue them more freely!

Grammar & Vulnerability: Two Ways to Enhance Your Writing

I talk about writing pillars, grammar and vulnerability. By "pillars," I mean solid foundations on which to build your literary efforts. Grammar will provide the structure. Vulnerability will provide the energy. Tune in to hear more!

Copying a Story: How to Start with Structure and Build Momentum

In this chat, I describe how I experimented with copying a story's general plot. It sounds like plagiarism, but I emphasize that I only used the focus to generate momentum before veering the story its own direction.