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Hosted by Siana Crawford · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 73 episodes
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Don't Quit Your Daydream is a podcast for all things writing, books, and storytelling. We are two UK-based writers who love talking about stories, how they work, and how to write them. If you need writing advice, writing support, or information about anything from world-building to book publishing, then this is the podcast for you. Chatty, personal, and laidback, this is two friends sharing everything they love about writing. Let's get started.
Siana Crawford hosts Don't Quit Your Daydream (for writers), a arts show with 73 episodes published.
Hey Daydreamers, it's a sad but exciting one today as we finish off Don't Quit Your Daydream with how we have succeeded this year. Remember that our archive will always be here for you when you need some writing support.
Welcome back, Daydreamers! Sorry, we haven't been as present lately. We are busy bees! Here is a life and career update from us and a pep talk if you're feeling sad about the end of summer. There are still 4 months left
Welcome back, Daydreamers! Today we wanted to share with you how we have started taking our writing more seriously this year. Charl has finished a long draft for the first time in years, and I'm onto drafts 2, 3, 4 in th
Welcome back, Daydreamers! Sorry we have been absent - we have been busy bees! Today, we are talking about my favourite thing, which is thinking about your worldbuilding is culture building, and system building instead.
Welcome back, Daydreamers! We will be uploading only monthly at the moment because we are both hard at work with our drafts! Here's an episode on editing a finished draft that needs reworking. Whether parts of the story
Welcome back, Daydreamers! We're sorry we missed last month - we've been very busy writing, editing, and marketing. That's why, this week, Charlene is talking about all things creative marketing for your book. If you wan
Welcome back, Daydreamers! Today we are opening the year by talking about all the ways that real life works well when blended into the fantasy genre.
Welcome back, Daydreamers! Today we have the last episode of 2024 to help motivate you to reflect on how your writing went in 2024, and set reasonable, logical goals for 2025! Here's to a great New Year and a fresh start
Welcome back, Daydreamers! Today we have a laidback, fun episode for you all about bouncing ideas off one another to build a story. Let's see what happens when all you have is a prompt...
Welcome back, Daydreamers! Today we are talking all about the middle of your story. What is the middle of your story for? How can you nail the tension and character-building of your middle? Let's discuss!
Hey Daydreamers! Today we have a chatty writing update about where we're at and the benefits of knowing when to let an idea or project go.
Welcome back, Daydreamers! Today we are getting to the core of our story by focusing on emotions. From our point of view, when you know the character and their emotional beats well enough, the story writes itself (sort o
Welcome back, Daydreamers! Today we are talking about experimenting and making writing fun again. Get ready to get creative with old drafts and old ideas, because when you allow yourself to play, they can be reborn!
Welcome back, Daydreamers. Today we are talking all about HOW the story is told, not what it's about. This can be vastly more important than anything else because it determines the reader's experience. Here are our thoug
Welcome back, Daydreamers! Today we chat about the importance of the setting of your story, and how the setting can drastically affect the characters and plot. The setting should be like its own character! Get ready to t
Welcome back, Daydreamers! Today we discuss how we have both struggled with having too many directions and ideas for a story idea. This can cause paralysis and falling out of love with the idea. Here are our experiences
Welcome back, Daydreamers! Today we are just gushing over vampires and why they have remained popular for so long. From folklore to sparkles, why do we all love a good vampire story?
Welcome back, Daydreamers! Today we are going in deep! We have realised that we need to write stories with an emotional center that connects with us on a deeper level. If you think this sounds like you, too, this episode
Welcome back, Daydreamers! Today, we are discussing how to motivate yourself and be your own best friend and cheerleader on your writing journey. It's important to have people who inspire us, but it's more important to m
Hey Daydreamers, this week we are talking about the benefits of writing as fast and as simple as you can for your first draft. Complicating a first draft can only make it more daunting, so it can be useful to cut the flu
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Don't Quit Your Daydream (for writers) is hosted by Siana Crawford. The show is categorised under arts (books) and has published 73 episodes.
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