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Author Archives: Jodi
Stonebearer’s Betrayal Release Day!
It’s been a long journey, and many of you have been with me from the beginning. My young adult fantasy was released on all major online book retailers today! Be sure to click the link to read the full article … Continue reading
Cover Reveal – Stonebearer’s Betrayal
Originally posted on Jodi L. Milner, Author:
Each phase of the publishing process brings with it a mix of excitement and carefully controlled terror. Excitement springs from completing another step and coming that much closer to bringing your book baby…
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Pt. 2 Scene and Sequel
This is the second part of the “Finding Balance in Storytelling” presentation originally given at Fyrecon 2, June 23rd at Weber State University Davis. Here’s a handy link to part one – Pt. 1 Why is too much action boring? … Continue reading
Posted in Art of Writing, Character Development, Editing and Revision, Emotional Impact, Plotting, World Building, Writng Conferences
Tagged disney, fiction writing, Finding Balance in Storytelling, Fyrecon2, graph, Moana, Ragnarok, scene and sequel, Thor, Weber State University Davis, Writing
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Pt. 1 Why is too much action boring?
This is the first part of the “Finding Balance in Storytelling” presentation originally given at Fyrecon 2, June 23rd at Weber State University Davis. More parts to come! In today’s action-crazed world filled with people with impressively short attention spans, … Continue reading
Pt. 3 Using Personal Experience and Applying What You’ve Learned
This is part three of the “Gut Punch your Audience with Emotion” presentation originally given at Fyrecon 2, June 23rd at Weber State University Davis. Here are handy links to the first two parts: Pt 1 Visceral Experiences and Creating … Continue reading
Pt. 2 Engineering the Perfect Storm and Finding Balance
This is part two of the “Gut Punch your Audience with Emotion” presentation originally given at Fyrecon 2, June 23rd at Weber State University Davis. Here’s a handy link to the other parts of the series: Pt. 1 Visceral Experiences … Continue reading
Pt. 1 Visceral Experiences and Creating Award Winning Drama
This is part one of the “Gut Punch your Audience with Emotion” presentation originally given at Fyrecon 2, June 23, 2018 at Weber State University Davis. Parts two and three are now available: Pt. 2 Engineering the Perfect Storm and … Continue reading
Posted in Character Development, Emotional Impact, Presentation Notes, Writng Conferences
Tagged art of writing, Fyrecon, Fyrecon2, Guido, how to, Jack, Life is Beautiful, Maya Angelou, Mufasa, Oscars, Rose, Simba, The Lion King, Titanic, Ugly Cry Movies, Visceral writing, Weber State University Davis, Winning
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Building a Rock Solid Foundation
This is the second part of the “Overcoming Ego for Better Head Space” presentation given at Fyrecon 2 at Weber State University Davis. Find the first part here. Facing Your Truth Perhaps the biggest hurdle in being able to recognize … Continue reading