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The New Era of SERIALS for Authors (Ep. 31)

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In this episode, Gina and KimBoo discuss the concept of serials and subscriptions for authors. We provide updates on their own writing projects and discuss the differences between serials and serialized novel and explore the history of serials and how the internet and technology have made them more accessible. We emphasize the creative freedom that serials offer to authors and why they should consider exploring this format!

Takeaways:

  • Serials are a form of storytelling that involve sharing installments of a long, complex story with nested story arcs.
  • The internet and technology have made serials more accessible and popular, with platforms like Wattpad and Reem Stories providing opportunities for authors to share their work.
  • Serials offer creative freedom to authors who want to explore expansive storytelling and break free from the constraints of traditional publishing formats.
  • Authors should consider serials if they have a story that can be told over a longer period of time and want to engage readers in an ongoing narrative.
  • The Around the Writer's Table podcast will be returning in January with episodes focused on the Creativity Quest and the seasons of writing!
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In this episode, Gina and KimBoo discuss the concept of serials and subscriptions for authors. We provide updates on their own writing projects and discuss the differences between serials and serialized novel and explore the history of serials and how the internet and technology have made them more accessible. We emphasize the creative freedom that serials offer to authors and why they should consider exploring this format!

Takeaways:

  • Serials are a form of storytelling that involve sharing installments of a long, complex story with nested story arcs.
  • The internet and technology have made serials more accessible and popular, with platforms like Wattpad and Reem Stories providing opportunities for authors to share their work.
  • Serials offer creative freedom to authors who want to explore expansive storytelling and break free from the constraints of traditional publishing formats.
  • Authors should consider serials if they have a story that can be told over a longer period of time and want to engage readers in an ongoing narrative.
  • The Around the Writer's Table podcast will be returning in January with episodes focused on the Creativity Quest and the seasons of writing!
  continue reading

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