Good Writers Are So Lazy, They Make Readers Do All the Work! by Jason Black

Helping Writers Become Authors

K.M. Weiland

Arts

4.8 • 1.1K Ratings

🗓️ 4 October 2009

⏱️ 5 minutes

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0:00.0	This is KAM Wyland and you are listening to the 18th episode of the Wordplay
0:11.1	podcast. At long last the countdown is over.
0:14.4	Behold the dawn was released on Thursday to very favorable responses.
0:18.1	Thank you so much everyone for making our launch day such a success.
0:21.7	If you're interested in purchasing a copy, reading
0:24.7	the first chapter, or viewing the trailer, you can do all of that on my website at KM Wyland, that's
0:30.1	W-E-I-L-A-N-D.com
0:33.0	slash books dot pH.
0:35.0	The winning Wednesday contests are at an end
0:38.0	until the next book release anyway.
0:40.0	But I will be offering several book giveaways
0:42.0	during my blog tour.
0:43.2	You can find the schedule in the sidebar on the left column on my blog at wordplay-KM-Yland.
0:48.7	BlogSpot.com.
0:50.6	Guest posts, interviews, and excerpts from behold are all on the list.
0:54.0	So if you see something that peaks your interest, please stop by the host site.
0:58.0	Today I'm being interviewed over on Jason Black's wonderful site,
1:01.0	Plot to Punctuation.com slash blog blog, and he's gracing wordplay
1:05.9	with an insightful guest post called Good Writers Are So Lazy, they Meg Readers Do All the Work.
1:11.5	So please enjoy this week's recording.
1:13.4	Read any half dozen writing blogs and they'll be full of advice on how to craft dramatic
1:18.3	scenes, how to write realistic dialogue, how to create vivid settings, and all that jazz.
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