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  • Orientierung – über die Wegweiser des Lebens

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    Orientierung – über die Wegweiser des Lebens

    In dieser Folge machen wir uns auf die Suche nach der richtigen Richtung. Eine von uns wäre fast mal in San Francisco verloren gegangen, die andere hatte vergangene Woche den Ehrgeiz, die Insel Lanzarote ohne Navi zu erkunden. Außerdem geht es um die Frage, was es mit uns macht, dass die Welt immer komplexer wird, und es geht um diese beiden Bücher: Mona empfiehlt: "Monstergott" von Caroline Schmitt Christine empfiehlt: "Der Held vom Bahnhof Friedrichstraße" von Maxim Leo In ihrem zweiten Roman erzählt Caroline Schmitt von zwei Geschwistern, die in einer Freikirche aufgewachsen sind und sich neu orientieren müssen, als ihr Weltbild ins Wanken gerät. Maxim Leo beschäftigt sich mit einem, der unfreiwillig zum Nationalhelden wird, weil er über einhundert Menschen zur Flucht aus der damaligen DDR verholfen haben soll. Viel Spaß! Falls ihr uns schreiben möchtet, geht das via Mail an post@zweiseiten.eu oder über Monas Instagramkanal @mona.ameziane. Beim nächsten Mal sprechen wir über "Chancen". Dafür empfiehlt Christine das Buch "Wenn die Kraniche nach Süden ziehen" von Lisa Rizdén, Monas Tipp ist "Im Leben nebenan" von Anne Sauer. Der Podcast-Tipp in dieser Folge: https://1.ard.de/eltern-ohne-filter-1 Von Christine Westermann & Mona Ameziane.

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  • #216. Story Structure: The 5 Scenes Every Story Needs (With Kristina Stanley)

    21/10/2025

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    #216. Story Structure: The 5 Scenes Every Story Needs (With Kristina Stanley)

    Learn the five key plot points that turn struggling manuscripts into finished novels—and exactly where they need to appear in your story structure. Have you ever felt like your story just isn't clicking, no matter how much effort you've put into it? Maybe you've polished your prose, developed your characters, and built an intriguing world—but something still feels off. In this episode, I sat down with Kristina Stanley—award-winning author, fiction editor, and founder of Fictionary—to uncover the structural secrets that transform good stories into unforgettable ones. Here's what we discussed: [03:15] Why your beautifully written novel might feel "stuck" despite compelling characters—and the structural secret that transforms wandering manuscripts into page-turners[05:45] The five essential scenes that form every successful novel's backbone, including the exact percentages where they should appear in your manuscript[23:45] Why the midpoint is where most novels soar or lose their way—and how to create the shift that keeps readers hooked through Act Two[30:30] Plot Point 2's dual purpose that most writers miss: combining your darkest moment with the crucial information needed for the climax[34:30] How to craft climaxes that satisfy readers by answering your story's central question (not just adding exciting action scenes)Plus, Kristina shares her "story test" for evaluating your manuscript and explains why fixing structure before polishing prose will save you months of revision time. 🔗 Links mentioned in this episode: Fictionary.coGrab Fictionary’s course, An Insider's View of Story Editing, for FREE here (a $39 value)⭐ Follow & Review If you loved this episode, please take a moment to follow the show and leave a review on Apple Podcasts! Your review will help other writers find this podcast and get the insights they need to finish their books. Thanks for tuning in to The Fiction Writing Made Easy Podcast! See you next week! Support the show 👉 Looking for a transcript? If you’re listening on Apple Podcasts or Spotify, scroll down below the episode player until you see the transcript.

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  • 20: Buchcover – Der erste Eindruck zählt und "Verbrenn das Negativ"

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    20: Buchcover – Der erste Eindruck zählt und "Verbrenn das Negativ"

    In der 20. Krimi-Duett-Folge sprechen Carolin und Christian über die Bedeutung von Buchcovern und Titeln im Krimi- und Thrillerbereich, teilen ihre persönliche Meinung und diskutieren spannendes Hörerfeedback. Außerdem dabei: aktuelle Neuerscheinungen im Februar und „Verbrenn das Negativ“ von Josh Winning.  Zeitstempel00:00 Intro01:12 Buchcover – Der erste Eindruck zählt37:32 Zwei Stimmen, ein Buch49:04 Februar-Neuerscheinungen 57:49 Buchauswahl April Bücher, die wir erwähnen:„Verbrenn das Negativ“ von Josh Winning (Suhrkamp)„Mord und Croissants“ von Ian Moore (rororo)„Tödliches Angebot“ von Marisa Kashino (Ullstein)„Kings of Cool“ von Don Winslow (Suhrkamp Nova)„Das Paket“ von Sebastian Fitzek (Droemer)Harry-Bosch-Reihe von Michael Conelly (Kampa)Renée-Ballard-Reihe von Michael Conelly (Kampa)„Hinter diesen Türen“ von Ruth Ware (dtv)„Hotel Ambrosia“ von Katie Kento (one)„Der Freund“ von Freida McFadden (Heyne)„Der Boss“ von Iliana Xander (Heyne)„Kill for Me“ von Steve Cavanagh (Goldmann)„Asa“ von Zoran Drvenkar (Suhrkamp)„Zuflucht“ von Garry Disher (Unionsverlag)„Thirteen“ von Steve Cavanagh (Goldmann)„Endzeit“ von Frauke Buchholz (Pendragon)„The Exes“ von Leodora Darlington (Insel Verlag)„Sie war es. Sie war es nicht.“ Von Nicci Cloke (Penguin)Autoren, die wir nennen:Claire DouglasSebastian FitzekJohn Katzenbach----------Bitte entschuldigt Christians Tonprobleme ab Minute 43:30 ----------Krimi-Duett-Buchclub im März:„Good Night, Pretty Girl“ von Alex Finlay – Krimi-Duett-Folge 21 (VÖ: 11.03.2026)Falls ihr den Thriller gelesen habt und eure Meinung teilen möchtet, schreibt uns gern bis zum 08. März eine Mail mit eurem Leseeindruck.----------Krimi-Duett-Buchclub im April - ihr könnt unter folgenden Titeln für Folge 22 auf Instagram und via Mail hallo@krimi-duett.de abstimmen:„Pipeline“ von Lucas Fassnacht (Ars Vivendi)„Das Borgia Porträt“ von David Hewsin (Folio Verlag)„Sie war es. Sie war es nicht.“ Von Nicci Cloke (Penguin)----------Carolin auf Instagram und auf TikTok | Christian auf Instagram und seine Website

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  • #215. How to Write a Prologue Readers Won’t Skip (& When to Start at Chapter One Instead)

    14/10/2025

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    #215. How to Write a Prologue Readers Won’t Skip (& When to Start at Chapter One Instead)

    Should you include a prologue or skip it? Here's how to make the right choice for your novel. Prologues are one of the most debated topics in fiction. Some literary agents warn against them, some readers skip them altogether, and yet many of the most beloved bestselling novels begin with one. The real question is this: Does your story need a prologue, or will Chapter One carry the weight on its own? In this episode, I'm breaking down when a prologue truly adds value, when it works against you, and how to write a prologue that pulls readers in instead of pushing them away. If you've been second-guessing whether your book needs a prologue, this conversation will provide a clear way forward and the confidence to know you're making the right decision for your story. Here’s what you’ll hear inside the episode: [02:05] Why most prologues fall flat and the single question that tells you if yours is worth keeping. [03:30] The five types of prologues that actually work (with bestselling examples you’ve probably read and loved) and how to know which one, if any, your book actually needs. [08:40] Why Brandon Sanderson’s prologue in The Way of Kings is a masterclass in hooking readers and setting the stage for an epic story [11:45] The three key ingredients every strong prologue requires if you want readers to become immersed from the first page and keep turning the pages. [14:50] Actionable tips to help you create intrigue, build tension, and leave readers desperate to turn the page into Chapter One. By the end of this episode, you won't be stuck second-guessing your beginning anymore. You'll know whether your novel needs a prologue or if Chapter One is the stronger start (and you’ll understand why). That way, instead of circling back to rework your first pages again and again, you can move forward with confidence, knowing your story is starting exactly where it’s meant to. 🔗 Links mentioned in this episode: Take the Author Success Blueprint Quiz to get personalized next steps for your writing, editing, and publishing journeyGrab my free Novel Writing Roadmap, a simple, step-by-step plan to help you trust your story, remove the guesswork, and actually finish your first draft.⭐ Follow & Review If you loved this episode, please take a moment to follow the show and leave a review on Apple Podcasts! Your review will help other writers find this podcast and get the insights they need to finish their books. Thanks for tuning in to The Fiction Writing Made Easy Podcast! See you next week! Support the show 👉 Looking for a transcript? If you’re listening on Apple Podcasts or Spotify, scroll down below the episode player until you see the transcript.

    14/10/2025

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  • Sigmaringen, le crépuscule des bourreaux 1/8 : Un château en Allemagne

    16/09/2025

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    Sigmaringen, le crépuscule des bourreaux 1/8 : Un château en Allemagne

    durée : 00:54:30 - Face à l'histoire - par : Philippe Collin - Fin août 1944, alors que les alliés s’approchent de Paris, les Nazis regroupent ce qu'il reste de Vichy à Belfort pour anticiper l’avenir du gouvernement collaborationniste en exil, pendant que le maréchal Pétain met en scène son "transfert forcé" pour justifier ses actions puis préparer sa défense. - invités : Bénédicte VERGEZ CHAIGNON, Henry Rousso, Renaud Meltz - Bénédicte Vergez-Chaignon : Historienne, spécialiste de la Seconde Guerre mondiale et de l’Occupation, Henry Rousso : Historien, directeur de recherche émérite au CNRS, Renaud Meltz : Historien - réalisé par : Violaine BALLET Vous aimez ce podcast ? Pour écouter tous les autres épisodes sans limite, rendez-vous sur Radio France.

    16/09/2025

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  • #214. Subverting the Mainstream Lens: Writing Stories That Stay True to Your People (With Tiffany Grimes)

    07/10/2025

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    #214. Subverting the Mainstream Lens: Writing Stories That Stay True to Your People (With Tiffany Grimes)

    Learn how to write authentic, diverse characters without over-explaining or fearing criticism. Writing diverse characters can feel intimidating. You want to include different voices in your story, but worry about misrepresenting them. This leads many writers to either avoid diversity altogether or fall into the trap of over-explaining everything for a mainstream gaze, thereby diluting the power of their story. In this episode, I sit down with Tiffany Grimes, founder of Burgeon Design and Editorial and an MFA-trained editor who specializes in amplifying marginalized voices. After recognizing areas for growth in her own feedback, Tiffany has spent years helping writers shed performative expectations and write with radical honesty. Here's what we cover: [05:40] Tiffany's vulnerable experience writing about a Vietnamese character and learning she wasn't the right person to tell that story. [10:06] The core framework that separates writing "about" a community versus writing "to" your community from the inside. [18:48] Why you should give yourself permission to write the stereotype first in early drafts. [20:24] How Jesinia (a deaf character in the Fourth Wing) shows why trusting your audience creates better representation. [21:20] The protection question that helps you identify when you're diluting your story for mainstream audiences. [26:53] Understanding emotional clarity and how readers' experience goes deeper than just character representation. Whether you're writing characters from your own experience or exploring different perspectives, this conversation offers compassionate guidance for creating authentic, powerful stories that honor both your characters and your readers. 🔗 Links mentioned in this episode: Tiffany Grimes WebsiteFree Workbook: Breaking Mindset Barriers and Setting Intentional Goals⭐ Follow & Review If you loved this episode, please take a moment to follow the show and leave a review on Apple Podcasts! Your review will help other writers find this podcast and get the insights they need to finish their books. Thanks for tuning in to The Fiction Writing Made Easy Podcast! See you next week! Support the show 👉 Looking for a transcript? If you’re listening on Apple Podcasts or Spotify, scroll down below the episode player until you see the transcript.

    07/10/2025

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  • #211. How to Write Romantasy Power Couples Readers Obsess Over With Jenna Moreci

    16/09/2025

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    #211. How to Write Romantasy Power Couples Readers Obsess Over With Jenna Moreci

    Want to write a Romantasy that readers obsess over? Here’s how to deliver the tropes, intimacy, and magic readers crave. Romantasy is everywhere right now, and for good reason—it’s the perfect mix of swoony romance, epic fantasy, and unforgettable characters. But if you’ve ever thought, “How do I even start writing Romantasy?” you’re not alone. With so much hype around the genre, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed by all the tropes, rules, and expectations. That’s why I sat down with Jenna Moreci, an award-winning and Amazon bestselling author, to break down her best tips from her upcoming book, How to Write Romantasy. Whether you’re plotting your first fantasy romance or trying to figure out how to balance magic and intimacy, this episode is packed with actionable advice to help you avoid the most common mistakes, create power couples readers can't stop rooting for, and write the Romantasy you’ve been dreaming of. Here’s what we talk about:  [07:31] How to approach popular tropes like ‘shadow daddies’ in a way that feels unique to your story, rather than copying and pasting. [11:42] The 3-part chemistry framework that helps your characters belong together and saves you from endless rewrites. [17:00] Why emotional intimacy is the real secret weapon in Romantasy, plus the five types of scenes you can’t skip. [22:25] Smut, spice, or sweet? The surprising truth about writing intimate scenes and why they don’t have to be “super steamy” to hook readers. [32:28] Why writing Romantasy should be fun and the mindset shift that makes the whole process more enjoyable. If you've been wondering how to write Romantasy or you're plotting your first fantasy romance, this episode is your ultimate guide to balancing fantasy, romance, reader expectations, and earning those five-star reviews. ⭐ Follow & Review If you loved this episode, please take a moment to follow the show and leave a review on Apple Podcasts! Your review will help other writers find this podcast and get the insights they need to finish their books. Thanks for tuning in to The Fiction Writing Made Easy Podcast! See you next week! 🔗 Links mentioned in this episode: Pre-Order How to Write RomantasyGet a FREE Digital Workbook With Proof of Preorder HereYouTube: Writing With Jenna MoreciEp. 182- Writing Romantasy: How to Balance Fantasy Elements and Romance in Your NovelSupport the show 👉 Looking for a transcript? If you’re listening on Apple Podcasts or Spotify, scroll down below the episode player until you see the transcript.

    16/09/2025

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  • #217. Save the Cat! Writes Horror: How to Write Truly Terrifying Stories With Jamie Nash

    28/10/2025

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    #217. Save the Cat! Writes Horror: How to Write Truly Terrifying Stories With Jamie Nash

    Ever wonder why some horror stories linger in your mind long after the lights go out? Jamie Nash reveals how structure (not jump scares or gore) creates true terror. In this episode, I’m joined by Jamie Nash, screenwriter and author of Save the Cat! Writes Horror, the ultimate guide to creating “Monster in the House” stories that keep readers up at night. With over 25 years of experience writing and teaching horror (including films like V/H/S/2 and Lovely Molly), Jamie shares how to craft terrifying tales using Blake Snyder’s iconic Save the Cat! framework. We talk about how structure, theme, and moral depth make stories truly scary and how to balance dread, scares, and gross-outs for maximum impact. Whether you’re writing a slow-burn psychological thriller or a relentless survival horror, this episode will show you how to use the Save the Cat! framework to make every scream count. [03:45] What makes a novel truly horror and how to tell if your story actually fits this genre (before you waste time writing the wrong one). [05:58] The three ingredients every unforgettable horror story needs and why missing even one can ruin your scare factor. [18:24] How to use Save the Cat! beats to build tension and fear so your story feels cohesive and terrifying, not random and rushed. [24:11] The two main types of horror pacing, and which one to choose to keep your readers gripped.  [32:53] Why passive heroes kill good horror and how to turn your protagonist into the story’s fiercest weapon. [36:32] The difference between dread, scares, and gross outs, and why dread flags (red flags that signal unease) are the true engine of horror. If you’ve ever wondered how to write horror that lingers long after the last page, this conversation with Jamie Nash is your masterclass in scarecraft. 🔗 Links mentioned in this episode: Jamie Nash Website Save the Cat! Writes HorrorSave the Cat! website⭐ Follow & Review If you loved this episode, please take a moment to follow the show and leave a review on Apple Podcasts! Your review will help other writers find this podcast and get the insights they need to finish their books. Thanks for tuning in to The Fiction Writing Made Easy Podcast! See you next week! Support the show 👉 Looking for a transcript? If you’re listening on Apple Podcasts or Spotify, scroll down below the episode player until you see the transcript.

    28/10/2025

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  • Jane Austen (1775 - 1817)

    16/12/2025

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    Jane Austen (1775 - 1817)

    durée : 00:58:25 - Toute une vie - par : Catherine Pont-Humbert - Contemporaine de Walter Scott, le père du roman historique britannique, Jane Austen fut l'autre grande plume de son temps. Formidable peintre des mœurs de son époque, elle décrivit avec un esprit d'une remarquable indépendance, les amours, les déboires, les ambitions de la gentry. - réalisation : Françoise Camar - invités : Ariane Hudelet Professeure de culture visuelle des pays anglophones à l'université Paris Cité ; Alain Jumeau Alain Jumeau, professeur émérite à la Sorbonne, spécialiste de la civilisation victorienne.; Marie-Laure Massei-Chamayou Maîtresse de conférences en études anglophones à l’Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, membre du Centre d'histoire du XIXᵉ siècle

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  • Love, Race & the ‘Mixed Marriage Project’

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    Love, Race & the ‘Mixed Marriage Project’

    Almost a decade after her father's death, legal scholar Dorothy Roberts had to confront the 25 boxes of his research collecting dust in her office. Roberts' parents, a white anthropologist and a Black woman from Jamaica, spent years doing research on interracial marriage and intimacy in Chicago. Her new memoir, ‘The Mixed Marriage Project,’ draws from their records. She says the project permeated every corner of her upbringing, and now, as a scholar herself, she’s reflecting on her life and racial identity with a new lens. Learn more about sponsor message choices: podcastchoices.com/adchoices NPR Privacy Policy

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