Creative Writing Masterclass 5: Redrafting

[EvaLo222]

This was really helpful and I found things that are making creating my own story much easier. Thanks:)

[Vijjaygm]

Good job, good bye!

[05091934ableify]

Thank you very much

[horsensscope]

Thank you so much for your presentation of the nuts and bolts of story writing. Especially construction of plot. Thank you for your direction.

[007Zoltar]

I know these podcast are a few years old now. But I have to say that these are hands down the most helpful videos on story writing found anywhere on youtube. Thanks

[animaandmang]

what about cliff hangers?

[GIMMEDANGERX1]

A great selection of videos which are very helpful. Thank's for posting mate! would be nice if there was more of them on here ;)

[shethewriter]

I'd hand write my novels too if I had such a notebook....

[lotacarolina]

You were very inspireing (especially the absolute rubish page 138) - thank you. Though I'm already late for the contest, I'll take it up - gonna be sweet.

[oiaoia]

Great video!

[IsThatMotorbikeReal]

Brilliant! This has helped me so much i love this guy! :D Thanks!!

[theroyalewithcheese]

Thank you Keith Gray. "Put it away for two weeks or a month, forget about it, THEN redraft." - great advice, thanks!

[SeanDog505]

informative and helpful

[cindylauper]

Thank you for the tips, specially the last part. Now I can probably review (and redraft) a short story I was previously ashamed to put in a competition. I loved the hint on the writing on one side of the notebook!

[darthGavin]

I saw all the podcasts and they were really good.

Thanks for the tips.

[alwayzzcitra]

Keith Gray makes writing sound easy (which is not!), it really gives me back my motivation to write again.

cheers to Mr. Gray!

[ninjatoothpaste]

I've always found writing easy, I like to scribble up ideas and develop character ideas, and important events in the character's life, write odd trial scenes and develop ideas - I never plan a whole story, that sort of evolves as I write - I love writing because I never know what's going to happen next - it just evolves as I go and reveals itself. Stephen King is the same way - his memoir "On Writing" is great for developing yourself as a writer. Good tips in there on getting published too!

[easyworship]

Yeah, I find that I can write just like that. It feels like a gift.

[ninjatoothpaste]

I think it must be, I have a friend who has a brilliant analytical mind, and there's probably very little he couldn't learn in the way of science/technology, but his imagination doesn't appear to be quite as well developed.

[MattyWalpole07]

Thank you

[seraphinapandora]

These videos were the best,--and I've seen/heard many of them. Thanks!

[Cher0keeChi1d]

I very much enjoyed these videos. Your advice will surely help me with my own writing. Thank you!

[Manolina111]

it makes writing looks easier .. but of course it's not.

thanks a lot it was very useful

[13Elphaba13]

Yes!!! wriitng is something I love yet its soo tortorous. I think writers and poets are the must tortoured artists.

[Brad300909]

Thank you very much for all of the helpful tips. I wish I could send you a short story Ive just finished but it is past the deadline. Good Job and thank you!

[2008lara72]

Thank you kindly for the pod casts - I've found them very informative and useful.

[tallpaul2007]

It is a shame the contest is over but I'm excited by the new knowledge I have from these videos. Im already working on my first story.

motivation is my problem. Thank's

[DruidicSlave]

I write at the very least, three drafts.

[SrWgE]

Great advice. shame the contests over. Oh well :)

[twimper]

thanck you.

[Daddy1021]

definitely very very informative

[tiuric77]

very inspiring, I enjoyed the pod casts very much, it will certainly help with some of the writing I am doing right now. Thanks