The Writer’s Process, Writing Like You Speak, and Coldplay vs Dave Matthews

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Since Dave was being all professional and in a meeting, Barnabas and I decided to have a conversation about what might be the grossest phrase associated with writing: the writing process. What are the habits, practices, and disciplines that work for us? What does it look like to be writers who have jobs? Y'know, simple stuff like that. Listen in as we dig tackle the following topics:

Which of us would prefer to live the romanticized version of the author's life
What our writing processes actually look like
Which is worse: Coldplay or Dave Matthews Band
The best way to use humor in writing
Why "writing like you speak" isn't great advice

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The only books we mentioned on this episode are our own, so if you'd consider all of them up, that'd be amazing.

Aaron's books:

Awaiting a Savior
Contend
Epic: The Story that Changed the World
Epic Devotions: 52 Weeks in the Story that Changed the World (available for pre-order)

Barnabas' books:

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