Sophie (Library cat) gives us the overview of the superhero fantasy genre, and some different ways to define it. She also explains how most YA novels could actually be considered a superhero fantasy through one definition.
Trie
Death, Destruction, and Torture, Oh My – The Creative Council
In this episode Curious Wanderer (“Z”), Arnbjorn, and Grace Nichols, join us to create a panel to discuss writing violence. We talk about how to portray violence realistically, how much might be too much, and much more!
Titling Titles – Episode 18
Rick comes on to help analyze different titles compiled by Starbunny, as well as explaining what aspects contribute to a title that stands out.
Sojourner’s Satisfaction – Episode 17
In this episode, Lilly joins us to talk about many things related to being creative; especially finding and building community.
Language Lore – Episode 15
In this episode, Noah joins us to talk about a fascinating topic – fantasy languages and how to create them, including the typical structure of a language.
Mission Echo – Q&A #1
Join us with Harpley, Luna, and Rachel from our episodes 1, 3, & 4 for an exciting Q&A. It may not be what you expected, so get ready for a crazy adventure!
[ays_quiz id=’2′]
Marvelous Mysterious Mystery – Gallery of Genres
In this mini-episode, Juliana V. takes the lead to talk about the genre of mystery.
Conquering Christian Fiction – Gallery of Genres
TimeTravelTeam takes the lead in this short episode to explain the genre of Christian fiction.
Fine-Tuning Feelings – Episode 14
In this episode, Kate joins us to talk about writing emotions in characters. We also touch on portraying trauma.
A Year’s Review of Write On Cue – Episode 13
In this wrap-up episode of 2021, we bring back the guest from our first episode (Harpley) to interview us, the hosts (Trie and Alyssa). This episode focuses on ourselves as hosts, what we’ve learned in this first year with the podcast, what it’s like having a podcast, and we even reveal some secret plans for 2022!