Ira Glass on Storytelling 4

[@blackbear92201]

I almost can't believe I never figured this stuff out before. Ira has such incredible insight!

[@charlessmyth]

He's had a long time and hard experience :-)

[@KG-fj1ex]

Thank you for uploading these videos.It certainly provides “the moment of reflection “ for me to write more engaging and compelling stories

[@scottkleyla7752]

Music study:10/11/2022- closing the gap on good work and good taste.

[@jackofalltrades41]

so for writing fiction, I would say to write in your own voice instead of imitating Terry Pratchett or Ursula K Le Guin. Of course, finding your own voice is difficult and maybe imitation can help find your voice. Second is people or the other characters and the reflections between the protag and characters. I immediately think about changing perspectives to other characters for some amount of words (maybe just a chapter or even a paragraph?) but I'm not so sure about that understanding

[@sampriest12]

Thank you, Mr. Glass.

[@CerebralAilment]

This is great advice, in general lol.

[@djmips]

I think he was telling telling the person who did this interview. 😁

[@fernandaquishpe_films]

ok, the rigth time to hear it :3

[@CadaVezMelhor]

The secret is the equilibrium.