SLCC: Plot and Character and Scene and Setting, A Guide to Story

[@sweetlard2113]

This is one of THE best con recordings for actual useful advice for writing. AND it's got big personality, but without the ego that plagues so many other panels. Down to earth, funny, and very informative.

[@bowtiemouse]

I was the one who asked the second question. My husband actually decided to use Jim Butcher's method of roleplaying to world build.

[@kit888]

00:01 Intro 04:00 Plot and character, scene and setting 28:15 Q&A

[@YelloDuzzit]

"The book you start is not the book you finish" is soooo beautiful

[@stevenledger702]

Thank you for posting these panels. They're a wonderful source of entertainment and inspiration that myself, and others who couldn't be there in person, wouldn't have been able to see otherwise, and what you do is very much appreciated.

[@veng3r663]

Thank you SO VERY MUCH Jody Lynn Nye for your 3 Key Questions on Magic..! :D

[@BillyxRansom]

that was an absolutely OUTSTANDING first question. brava to that qustion asker!

[@bmoneybby]

Mary was fiery this day. I was into the innuendos haha.

[@shines9290]

Does anyone know of the author's name of the book she mentions with no character names- Crystallization? I can not find it anywhere.

[@leigh-anjohnson]

"...So I wrote the first book of the Dresden Files." Jim should have done another hair flip there.