Borrowed Structure: what is it & is it plagiarism?

New Years Resolutions

Thinking about making a new years "writing" resolution? Jacob talks effective strategies for setting realistic goals and the interplay between professional goals and personal lifestyle.

When To Trunk A Book

Have you been working on the same project for (many) years? Do you cycle through projects, distracted by the next shiny idea? In this episode, Kathleen talks about recognizing when it's time to keep revising your draft and when it's time to move on.  Follow us on Twitter @Archetypist_Pod and find us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/Archetypist [https://www.patreon.com/Archetypist?fbclid=IwAR3ezjbxGx5L3biDbEAirpkVHMMNQRjDUyByaO0zA4dbvdw3uGZQGN2aCls]

From Idea to Draft

In this episode, Jacob  discusses his process and how he brings a project from the idea phase to a completed first draft. Follow us on Twitter @Archetypist_Pod and find us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/Archetypist

How to take the stress out of talking about your book with K.R. Monin

Do you dread the question, "So what are you working on?" Do you find yourself stumbling when you try to describe your latest project? Do you tend to criticize your work to deflect from discussing it before it's polished? If yes, we're here to help. Follow us on Twitter @Archetypist_Pod and find us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/Archetypist

Borrowed Structure: what is it & is it plagiarism?

In this episode, Jacob defines "borrowed structure" and uses the first book of the Dresden Files ("Storm Front") as an example.  Follow us on Twitter @Archetypist_Pod and find us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/Archetypist