Hosted by Morgan Liphart · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 24 episodes
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The podcast that transforms you into a better writer. Bite-size episodes each week with concrete, practical tips to improve your writing. We dive into all different literary forms, like poetry, short stories, and novels. Pull up a seat and let's get your pen making magic.
Morgan Liphart hosts The Quiet Alchemist, a arts show with 24 episodes published.
How to write a haiku. Today we’re exploring the essence of the haiku. Haikus should have strong, striking images and contain a moment of insight inspired by an observation in nature. Haikus have three lines that follow a
The best approach to outlining your novel. Whether your outline is a loose structure or a fully-detailed story map, it needs to have two components to be successful. Together we go through exactly what your outline needs
How to use Tarot Cards to add depth and layers to your characters. Today we’re exploring how to pull Tarot Cards to create backstory, traits, beliefs, interpersonal dynamics, and other characterization for the main chara
How to write dialogue that sweeps your readers into your story. Today we’re exploring the essential components of dialogue. Effective dialogue should both aid in characterization and move the plot forward. We go through
How to make readers laugh. Today we’re exploring techniques for adding humor into your writing. Together we outline four proven models borrowed from the stand-up comedy work to inject humor into your work. Long live the
How to make your characters feel so real they could walk off the page and into your world. Today we’re exploring whether consistency should be the holy grail of characterization or whether we should instead aim for writi
How to make your first sentence sizzle and pop so the reader has to keep reading. Today we’re exploring exactly how to craft a winning first sentence that will pull a reader into your book and never let go. I learned mos
How to create incredible poems using the power of refrains. Today we dive into exactly what makes refrains such a powerful tool in poetry and how to use them effectively in your writing. Two poetry prompts are also inclu
Is the trope of the tortured artist really helping our art? Or hindering it? For hundreds of years all over the globe, one concept has existed – artists must suffer greatly to make great art. Together we explore whether
How to master this unique and truncated form of writing: the monologue story. The monologue story is a seldom-seen form of writing, but it is worthwhile getting to know. Today we explore how to conquer this rare format i
How to write an “after” poem that builds off of another writer’s work without ripping them off. Today we explore the tough tightrope of “after” poems. Let’s find a space where we find inspiration within another poem in o
How a pen name can be used in a vast variety of ways to advance your writing career. We explore the many, many reasons authors have hidden behind pen names throughout history and how using one might benefit your career i
How writing poetry can be a form of healing therapy. We explore two different exercises for using writing poetry to tap into a deep well of self-love. Your resulting poems can be used as powerful pieces to submit to lite
How do you know when your poem could benefit from being in pose format? Today we dive into the history of the most mysterious poetic format – the prose poem. Together we explore when this form can be utilized to effectiv
How to use personification to create impactful metaphors and memorable characters in your fiction. Today we explore personification as a tool for our writing that is valuable yet can be used too heavily. We’ll learn how
How to create hidden half-meanings, dynamic rhythms, and layers of context with your poetic line breaks. Today we’re exploring how to artfully master line breaks in order to create rich meaning and poetic music. Our exam
How to create characters that feel like they could walk off the page and out into the world. Today we explore the process of asking your characters a specific set of questions in order to render them with more depth and
How to eliminate stale and uncompelling language from your writing. Today we learn how to utilize an editing process that removes all dead language from your poem and replaces it with the freshest language you can muster
How does releasing expectations you’ve placed on yourself and your poem help you to create better work? Today we dive into the process of crafting a new poem and explore a way of writing that fully lets go. Our example p
How does the process of writing a novel transform you as a person? Morgan’s theory is that we write novels in order to become more healed and whole. Does this theory hold water with your favorite novelists? We’ll explore
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The Quiet Alchemist is hosted by Morgan Liphart. The show is categorised under arts (education) and has published 24 episodes.
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