Chef: A Movie Whose Heart is in its Food by MJ Post
Chef, a Jon Favreau-headed culinary movie, is an excellent example of using the culinary world as a backdrop for fiction. This movie analysis for food writers contains spoilers.
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A Quick Look at Culinary Language by MJ Post
Get a survey of the language used in the restaurant world and deepen your knowledge of culinary terms for your fiction by novelist and regular Writer’s Fun Zone columnist, MJ Post.
Love and War in a Restaurant: Setting Stories in the Culinary World by MJ Post
This one is about restaurants as the settings for stories. A restaurant can be the location for all sorts of fascinating conflict. I’ll explain.
What are Chefs Like? What Makes them Interesting? by MJ Post
First, let’s distinguish first between chefs and cooks. Cooks are people who prepare recipes. Their training includes kitchen cleanliness and sanitation, plus basic food preparation, and the specific requirements of the dishes they make.
An Introduction to Foodie Culture So You Can Write Foodie Novels By MJ Post
I want to introduce you to the culture of FOODIES, who will make good characters for your food fiction.
Why Write a Food Novel? by MJ Post
Why Write a Food Novel? This question is the very crux of the gist of the nub of my central main idea kind of thing. What are food novels for? Why do we write them and why do we read them?
Tips on Food Writing by MJ Post
Tips of Food Writing. Let’s start with some basics of writing about food. Because you just might want to write your own food novel!
Mother-Daughter Duo on Folklore, Family, Finishing the Draft: Rachel McLaughlin and Michele Burns
YouTube Listen or Watch Youtube | Spotify ABOUT THIS EPISODE In this heartfelt second episode, host Iman Llompart sits down with mother–daughter writing duo Rachel McLaughlin and Michele Burns for an intimate, meaningful conversation...
Level Up with Writer Feedback
Level Up with Writer Feedback – How To Write the Future podcast, episode 192 *** “If you start asking for feedback too soon, it can really destroy the creative process for you. It can...
Bailey Lang’s Habits of Mind for Writers
Bailey Lang’s Habits of Mind for Writers – How To Write the Future podcast, episode 176 *** “So the habits of mind are: curiosity, openness, engagement, creativity, persistence, responsibility, flexibility, and metacognition. So that’s...
African Heritage Meets Interstellar Travel: Why Nnedi Okorafor’s Binti Trilogy is Essential Afrofuturism
African Heritage Meets Interstellar Travel: Why Nnedi Okorafor’s Binti Trilogy is Essential Afrofuturism – How To Write the Future podcast, episode 144 African Heritage Meets Interstellar Travel: Why Nnedi Okorafor’s Binti Trilogy is Essential...
Crafting the Future: Why Writers Should Embrace AI by Keri Kruspe
Have you ever felt afraid of being replaced by a robot? Keri Kruspe explains why writers should embrace AI instead of shirk it.
Transform Your Novel with These 7 Editing Tips for Bestselling Success, part 2 of 4
Transform Your Novel with These 7 Editing Tips for Bestselling Success, part 2 of 4 – How To Write the Future podcast, episode 91 “Creativity is our superpower. With the power of our imagination...
How do I not overload background into my stories? Story Success Clinic
How do I not overload background into my stories? Story Success Clinic – How To Write the Future podcast, episode 90 “Stories are dynamic. Stories need to have action, movement. Stories need to...
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