Outstanding work, and I’ve never heard a better presentation explaining “philosophical worldbuilding,” which is so critical yet rarely made explicit. I love how you explained the distinction between “a character changing” and “a character acting out of character,” and what functions as the basis for the intuition of an audience that “a character wouldn’t do that.” I also love the distinction between a “real, fiction character” and a “fictional, fiction character’-that was grand. Well done!
I'm loving the new book mountain in the background! And great Q&A section. I agree with Daniel--just leave the cameras on ALL the time! Or... just livestream 😬
Your videos are always interesting and insightful. Glad to have you back on UA-cam. Peace.
Outstanding work, and I’ve never heard a better presentation explaining “philosophical worldbuilding,” which is so critical yet rarely made explicit. I love how you explained the distinction between “a character changing” and “a character acting out of character,” and what functions as the basis for the intuition of an audience that “a character wouldn’t do that.” I also love the distinction between a “real, fiction character” and a “fictional, fiction character’-that was grand. Well done!
Love this new video!!!
I'm loving the new book mountain in the background! And great Q&A section. I agree with Daniel--just leave the cameras on ALL the time! Or... just livestream 😬
I went back to watch this and saw Kafka. 😎
What you're saying here is, for my characters, I become "a dictator on day one," when I write a story? LOL.