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WriterDojo

WriterDojo
Character Development
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Writing Process
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Horror Movies
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The WriterDojo is different than most other writing advice podcasts out there- our primary purpose is to cut through all the bad advice and help you tell stories that people want to read (& get you paid in the process.) This is advice on becoming a Professional Writer from two very knowledgeable Professional Writers. Authors Steve Diamond & Larry Correia discuss the ins and outs of writing for fun... more

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At last! Hosts/authors Larry Correia and Steve Diamond finally got the opportunity to sit down with Author/Youtuber the Critical Drinker to discuss writing. (Did you know Drinker has a nine book series already??) They discuss their processes, some of... more

In this week's episode, literary luminaries Steve Diamond and Larry Correia unravel prose's purpose in an attempt to illuminate its role as both muse and mirror. They delve into its alchemy, transforming thought into beauty and emotion into art, guid... more

It's been about a month now of seeing how the other half lives, so hosts

Steve Diamond & Larry Correia are going to discuss how Larry likes

discovery writing. Along the way, they'll share tip and insights and

compare to the two methods.

If you wo... more

This week hosts/authors Steve Diamond and Larry Correia continue their discussion of some of their favorite horror movies and look at what they can learn from them as writers. (Spoilers!)

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Recent Guests

Will Jordan
Bestselling author and YouTuber known as the Critical Drinker
YouTube Channel 'The Critical Drinker'
Episode: WriterDojo S8 Ep1: the Critical Drinker
Les Johnson
NASA physicist and science fiction author
NASA
Episode: WriterDojo S7 Ep10: Writing Hard SciFi (w/ Les Johnson)
Michael Haspil
Author known for writing urban fantasy and tie-in fiction.
Episode: WriterDojo S7 Ep7: Overcoming Setbacks (w/ Michael Haspil)
Joshua Hill
First-time novelist and military veteran
N/A
Episode: WriterDojo S7 Ep5: First Time Novelist (w/ Josh Hill)
Jim Curtis
Retired Naval Flight Officer and author
Various writing projects
Episode: WriterDojo S7 Ep4: A Rising Tide (w/ Jim Curtis)
Jeffery H. Haskell
Author with expertise in Kindle Unlimited and self-publishing
Episode: WriterDojo S7 Ep2: Kindle Unlimited (with Jeffery H. Haskell)
Josh Hill
Friend of the hosts and author whose book is being published soon.
Episode: WriterDojo S7 Ep1: Live From Writers Cantina 2024
Brandon Sanderson
Prominent fantasy author known for his extensive world-building and writing.
Episode: WriterDojo S6 Ep16: Sword and Armor
Wendell the Manatee
A fictional character presented as a bestselling author and Florida State Legislature member
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Episode: WriterDojo: the Biggest Interview We've Ever Done

Hosts

Steve Diamond
Host and author known for discussing writing intricacies, particularly in horror and fantasy genres.
Larry Correia
Co-host and bestselling author specializing in genre fiction, sharing insights into the writing process and industry trends.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 311 ratings
  • The Writing Podcast I Needed

    I won’t drop any names. But there are a few writing podcasts I tried out, by authors I enjoy, hoping to find knowledgeable and encouraging information about the art and business of writing. Sadly, most of those fell short.

    But the Writer Dojo is exactly what I needed! Larry and Steve go over all sorts of subjects, including positive and negative advice on how to approach writing a book. I enjoy their content so much that I eat up 45minutes episodes like candy. I highly recommend it to anyone s... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Skuta71
    United States2 years ago
  • Guy talk

    The WriterDojo is now my go to podcast for much needed writing advice and inspiration. I’m a guy just starting out in a new career as a writer. There are a ton of podcasts and websites offering good advice and such about writing, but most are hosted by women. Don’t get me wrong they are good to really good, but I want to write stories that other guys want to read. I need some input from some dudes who know what they’re talking about. I found ‘em!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    vectortrue
    United States2 years ago
  • Simply awesome

    Highly entertaining and riddled with knowledge. I look forward to these episodes.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Just Another Nickname Attempt
    United States2 years ago
  • Excellent

    5/5

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    AM:CommunicationsProfessional
    Norway2 years ago
  • I’m not a writer, but I love this podcast

    Anyone can get value out of this show, whether it’s chuckles and laughs, business knowledge, or writing advice.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    laxifist
    United States2 years ago

Listeners Say

Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

Listeners appreciate the practical advice and insights on the writing process.
There is a strong emphasis on debunking bad writing advice, which resonates with many in the writing community.
The hosts' humor and personal anecdotes make the content relatable and engaging for aspiring writers.
Many reviewers note the informative nature of discussions, especially regarding the business side of writing.

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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

WriterDojo: the Biggest Interview We've Ever Done
Q: Wendell, what do you think about the current state of manatee representation in Hollywood?
Wendell humorously discusses how representation is more about logistics than actual presence.
WriterDojo: the Biggest Interview We've Ever Done
Q: Wendell, how is it that you have been able to become a massive success despite your radical political beliefs?
Wendell attributes his success to being a genius level intellect and time traveling capability.
WriterDojo: the Biggest Interview We've Ever Done
Q: Wendell, if you have one piece of writing advice, what would it be to a new author?
It's a humorous take on the absurdity surrounding writing styles and genres.
WriterDojo S6 Ep10: Pep Talk
Q: Is it normal to have so many blind spots in writing?
Yes, it's completely normal for writers to overlook issues in their work, especially when they are new or too close to their material.
WriterDojo S7 Ep1: Live From Writers Cantina 2024
Q: How would you course correct if you had an underperforming book?
Focus on opportunity cost; if a project is not monetarily valuable, consider moving on to new ideas.

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What is WriterDojo about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Focusing on practical advice for aspiring writers, this series offers a candid exploration into the world of writing and publishing. The hosts, both accomplished authors, tackle a wide range of topics including self-publishing, writing styles, and the intricacies of character development. A signature aspect of the conversations includes debunking common writing myths and addressing pitfalls within the community, interwoven with humor and personal anecdotes that make the content engaging. Listeners can expect insights not only into storytelling but also into the business aspects of being a professional writer, making it a unique resource for both seasoned and aspiring authors alike.

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How many episodes of WriterDojo are there?

WriterDojo launched 5 years ago and published 160 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.

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Recent guests on WriterDojo include:

1. Will Jordan
2. Les Johnson
3. Michael Haspil
4. Joshua Hill
5. Jim Curtis
6. Jeffery H. Haskell
7. Josh Hill
8. Brandon Sanderson

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