I enjoy all of your videos and books. I haven’t made it to a live yet, I hope to some day. As far as content, I love talking woo-woo as well as learning plotting 💜 I found you with planner videos and went down your rabbit hole of videos these past few years. You sparked my desire to create again, and I signed up for NaNoWriMo to prove to myself I can get my ideas on paper 😊
Sarra, in your writing channel, would you do another set of videos for plotters planning a series? Where you go a bit more in depth in your experience (struggles and insights) of writing book after book in the same series? I've was hoping you could add more on areas not commonly discussed about series-writing, such as: Avoiding plot holes book by book, keeping characters consistent, but allowing them to grow enough every book to have a complete arc, keeping readers satisfied by giving them "more of the same, BUT different" each book, upping the stakes book after book without ending up like the TV show Riverdale where 6 seasons in their upping of the stakes has made the show feel over the top and ridiculous. Things like that! Thanks!
What?? 😱That was great!! What a cliffhanger 😱I’m kind of wanting to get the book but I know that I do, I will read all up to 11 and not do anything else until I’m done lol🤦🏼♀️😂 I guess that’s why I like these episodes. It’s like before watching a regular tv show and waiting for the next episode 😂
Awesome cliff hanger, love listening to you read your books Sarra 💜
Uhhh, that ending! Can't wait for monday's episode! Thanks for the reading, Sarra. ❤️
I enjoy all of your videos and books. I haven’t made it to a live yet, I hope to some day. As far as content, I love talking woo-woo as well as learning plotting 💜 I found you with planner videos and went down your rabbit hole of videos these past few years. You sparked my desire to create again, and I signed up for NaNoWriMo to prove to myself I can get my ideas on paper 😊
Sarra, in your writing channel, would you do another set of videos for plotters planning a series? Where you go a bit more in depth in your experience (struggles and insights) of writing book after book in the same series? I've was hoping you could add more on areas not commonly discussed about series-writing, such as: Avoiding plot holes book by book, keeping characters consistent, but allowing them to grow enough every book to have a complete arc, keeping readers satisfied by giving them "more of the same, BUT different" each book, upping the stakes book after book without ending up like the TV show Riverdale where 6 seasons in their upping of the stakes has made the show feel over the top and ridiculous. Things like that! Thanks!
What?? 😱That was great!! What a cliffhanger 😱I’m kind of wanting to get the book but I know that I do, I will read all up to 11 and not do anything else until I’m done lol🤦🏼♀️😂 I guess that’s why I like these episodes. It’s like before watching a regular tv show and waiting for the next episode 😂
#replay. Oh my gosh!!! That was a surprise!
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