Writing Excuses 8.15: Narrative Rhythm - a podcast by Brandon Sanderson, Mary Robinette Kowal, Dan Wells, and Howard Tayler

We begin with an audio glitch and a jumbling of our usual intro. Why? Because it breaks rhythm, and sometimes you may actually want to do that. Narrative rhythm is the pattern of story elements and associated structures that help drive the reader’s pace through a book. Consciously managed, narrative rhythm is a a critical … Continue reading Writing Excuses 8.15: Narrative Rhythm →

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