First Author Spotlight: Keelin Schafer — Ep. 12 Third Person POV: A Writing Group

Fog, Fairy Tales, and Forensics — Ep. 17 Third Person POV: A Writing Group

This week, all four members of the Third Person POV writers group bring new material to the table. From magical libraries and living books to haunted forests, mysterious murders, and the penultimate section of a debut novel, the group offers feedback, theories, and plenty of writing advice. Topics include fantasy subgenres, worldbuilding, character tension, magic systems, and crafting mysteries that keep readers guessing.

Author Spotlight: Tristi Pinkston — Ep. 16 Third Person POV: A Writing Group

Check out our latest author spotlight! Author, editor, writing conference coordinator extraordinaire. Tristi Pinkston talks to JC Bybee about her publishing journey, the first story she ever wrote, and her time in "the finest writers' group on the planet." Maybe it was at the time, Tristi, but that spot is taken by us now! Check out Tristi's many, many books at http://www.tristipinkston.com/

The Time We Were Mean To JC — Ep. 15 Third Person POV: A Writing Group

In this episode, our troupe learns a valuable lesson about giving critical feedback.  Find the co-hosts on: →JC Bybee at https://jcbybee.com/ →Grey Alder at https://greyalderbooks.com/ →Tyler Hess on his blog: https://hesstylerblog.com/ →And Kim Reid on Instagram @kimjoyreid

Author Spotlight: JC Bybee — Ep. 14 Third Person POV: A Writing Group

You know him, you love him, but did you know.... Get the greatest scoop on the internet, Grey Alder's interview with the one and only JC Bybee.  Everything from his inspirations as a writer to what superpowers he'd choose. Enjoy the witty banter between two writers, and let us know who else we need to interview in the comments!

Writing Tools and Brutally Useful Feedback — Ep. 13 Third Person POV: A Writing Group

In this episode, we talk through the writing tools we use, how we give feedback, and how much structure actually helps when drafting a novel. Along the way, we critique chapters dealing with action scenes, character motivation, pacing, consequences, and the problem of a protagonist who may be too reactive. Find the co-hosts on: →JC Bybee at https://jcbybee.com/ →Grey Alder at https://greyalderbooks.com/ →Tyler Hess on his blog: https://hesstylerblog.com/