This is K.M. Wyland.

and you are listening to the 376th episode of the Helping Writers Become Authors Podcast.

This has been a nose to the grindstone kind of weak for me.

I've kept busy transcribing the last of my scene outline for my

portal fantasy sequel Dreambreaker from my handwritten notes and

discriminer using the speech- speech to text dictation software dragon naturally speaking

which I highly recommend for anyone who has to deal with transcribing huge chunks of

text. I also completed the first draft of the Creating Character Arks

Workbook and got down to work with the first couple rounds of proofreading.

Hoping to finish that this coming week so I can then start figuring out what

helpful infographics I can add to the workbook before I start in on the digital

version which is always a challenge of its own in comparison to the print version of the workbooks.

So, keeping busy.

In other news, I'm pleased to announce that for those of you who find it more efficient and helpful to

listen rather than read from a book the much requested creating character

arc's audio book is now available from both Amazon and Audible. So I hope you'll check that up.

And now I hope you enjoyed this week's podcast entitled Most Common Writing Mistakes Part 57 Dead End Relationships.

Once upon a time, there were two characters.

They got along very well, cared for each other very much,

always had good advice for one another, and always, always, always had each other's back. The end. Oh yeah and even though it's hardly

worth mentioning there was also the subplot character who once betrayed one of

the main characters even though he loved her and

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