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Oren Ashkenazi
Everyone loves sequels. Audiences love them because a sequel means more of a story they’re attached to. Storytellers love them because a sequels have a built-in audience. But sequels are no cakewalk. They must live up to the expectations of the original, while adding something … read more »Podcast
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Mike Hernandez, Oren Ashkenazi and Chris Winkle
Mike brings Chris and Oren back for a deeper dive into the depths of deep worldbuilding. Did we mention this topic was deep? Tune in for further discussions of what aspects of worldbuilding are successful for long running stories and what stories are best suited … read more »Podcast
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Oren Ashkenazi, Mike Hernandez and Rhys Subitch
Oren, Mike, and Rhys discuss what traits a main character should or shouldn’t have and contrast their favorite and least favorite heroes. While they’re at it, they ask who or what Hawkeye is, spout excessive train puns, and contemplate earlobe fixations.
Everyone loves sequels. Audiences love them because a sequel means more of a story they’re attached to. Storytellers love them because a sequels have a built-in audience. But sequels are no cakewalk. They must live up to the expectations of the original, while adding something … read more » 
Mike brings Chris and Oren back for a deeper dive into the depths of deep worldbuilding. Did we mention this topic was deep? Tune in for further discussions of what aspects of worldbuilding are successful for long running stories and what stories are best suited … read more » 
