Writer In A Hat
Writerly Musings
Tag: TV Show Discussion
Why ‘WandaVision’ Is The Best Thing For Wanda & Vision
I wasn’t exactly interested in WandaVision. Yet, the way good shows do, I was hooked in the first few minutes. Is this miniseries the best thing to have happened for these two?
Writing A Non-Linear Story? Don’t Do This!
Non-linear narratives can be super engaging and fun, but are prone to problems that kill their good qualities. So when should a story be told in a non-linear way?
How HOMECOMING SEASON 2 Ended In Its Middle
Homecoming season 2 is a perfect example of why you shouldn’t rush a story, especially its ending.
When Do Writers Go Too Far?
Every writer knows a story needs conflict. Audiences and readers tend to agree, but sometimes conflict can go too far.
Does the Quality of a Story Really Matter?
We say we want a well-written story, that perfectly balances theme, character development, and plot. But is that really what we want?
What ‘Person Of Interest’ Taught Me About Writing Believable Friendships
Writing a believable friendship is a must in a lot of fiction. From the classic ‘Strangers to Friends’ to the always fun ‘Enemies to Friends,’ characters who are initially suspicious of each other have the most interesting dynamics. But how can we get this transition to feel organic?
Write A Great Opener – MR. ROBOT
Be it the first chapter to a novel, or the opening scene of a screenplay, writing a good opening to a story is tough. What can Mr. Robot teach us about setting up a compelling narrative?
