This is Kamm Weilent and you are listening to the 28th episode of the Word Play Podcast.

I'm so close to my climax in the deepest breath's outline that I can smell it.

However, all this twisting and turning my plot has done has got me feeling thoroughly tangled.

It's time to start transcribing my mountainous pile of handwritten notes,

so I can get a linear sense of my plot, yank straight the snarls, and figure out how to end this

puppy. As you may already know from previous podcasts, I used the free software program

W-R-Rider to keep track of my outlines. If you're not familiar with it, it's a

fabulously useful and intuitive program. For an obsessively organized soul like myself, it couldn't be more perfect.

It makes me happy just opening the program.

This is the first chance I've had to try out the new version, so I'm excited to play with

the added bells and whistles.

Let me remind you that I continue to offer some really special holiday deals and gifts for my readers.

From now until Christmas, both of my books are available at special prices and as part of special package deals.

You can find more details on my website at K M Wyland, that's W E I L A N D.

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P. H. P. There are some fantastic limited time deals, so I hope you'll find time to check

them out.

Meanwhile, enjoy this week's post, how music will make you a better writer.

Music is arguably the purest art form.

It's a breathing of the soul, a perfect embodiment of emotion, a story without words.

For the most part, we lowly writers can barely hope to

tell us complete a story in 300 pages as can be found in almost any collection of

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