A 5-part series asking dozens of questions and looking at examples from storytelling masters to help you transform your travel writing and get to the next place in your progression.
Join us on April 3, 2014, for a special #MatUTalks Twitter chat based around this series.
Photo Credit: Zach Dischner.
This is your opportunity to pose questions directly to MatadorU faculty.
When you figure out the answers to these questions, you have your story.
Most beginners’ stories tend to be complicated but single-layered.
If you want to learn how to present characters, find a mentor or master.
So often in travel writing there is a total absence character interaction.
42. Can you cut the first paragraph and start at the second?