Third Person POV: A Writing Group

Dear Writer, giving and receiving feedback can be hard. Haven't you ever wished you could watch someone else's writing group to see how they do it? This podcast is focused on just such a writing group. Join authors JC Bybee, Grey Alder, and Tyler Hess as they razz and encourage each other, talk about every writing topic under the sun, and exemplify the subtle art of helping other writers write better.

Third Person POV: A Writing Group is a education podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 28 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts Third Person POV: A Writing Group, a education show with 28 episodes published.

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  Episode #28

  Bad Writing Tropes/Clichés — Ep. 28 Third Person POV: A Writing Group

  Aug 19, 20261h 45m

  The whole gang talks about their least favorite tropes and clichés. Important Note: There are ways to do almost anything well; just know why you might have to work a little harder to make it land! This podcast is supported by our audience of writers and also by our Patrons! Become a patron today at Patreon.com/ThirdPersonPOVPod. • And while we’re on the subject of patrons, a quick Shoutout to @Drackleon. • Third Person POV is: Kim Reid, Tyler Hess, JC Bybee, and Grey Alder. • Third Person POV is produced by Tyler Hess. • If you have any questions or suggestions, email us at thirdpersonpovpod@gmail.com or by dropping a comment on any of our videos! • Or check out what our individual hosts are up to at the following places: • Kim Reid on Instagram @kim.joy.reid • Tyler Hess on his blog at hesstylerblog.com • JC Bybee at jcbybee.com • And Grey Alder at greyalderbooks.com

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  Episode #27

  The Writer's Process — Ep. 27 Third Person POV: A Writing Group

  Aug 12, 20261h 11m

  In this episode, the three intrepid co-hosts (minus our honey-voiced narrator) brave ghosts, wolves, and writer's block! Stick around to learn how each gets into the writing mood, and how they avoid/embrace writing ruts! This podcast is supported by our audience of writers and also by our Patrons! Become a patron today at Patreon.com/ThirdPersonPOVPod. • And while we’re on the subject of patrons, a quick Shoutout to @Drackleon. • Third Person POV is: Kim Reid, Tyler Hess, JC Bybee, and Grey Alder. • Third Person POV is produced by Tyler Hess. • If you have any questions or suggestions, email us at thirdpersonpovpod@gmail.com or by dropping a comment on any of our videos! • Or check out what our individual hosts are up to at the following places: • Kim Reid on Instagram @kim.joy.reid • Tyler Hess on his blog at hesstylerblog.com • JC Bybee at jcbybee.com • And Grey Alder at greyalderbooks.com

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  Episode #26

  Writing Craft: How to Write a "Real" Character Part 2 — Ep. 26 Third Person POV: A Writing Group

  Aug 5, 202637 min

  JC and Tyler finish their conversation about characterization. Between the two parts, they've talked about action, motivation, past, reputation, stereotypes, network, habits/patterns, talents/abilities, tastes/preferences, and physical description, taking cues for Orson Scott Card's "Character and Viewpoint." This podcast is supported by our audience of writers and also by our Patrons! Become a patron today at Patreon.com/ThirdPersonPOVPod. • And while we’re on the subject of patrons, a quick Shoutout to @Drackleon. • Third Person POV is: Kim Reid, Tyler Hess, JC Bybee, and Grey Alder. • Third Person POV is produced by Tyler Hess. • If you have any questions or suggestions, email us at thirdpersonpovpod@gmail.com or by dropping a comment on any of our videos! • Or check out what our individual hosts are up to at the following places: • Kim Reid on Instagram @kim.joy.reid • Tyler Hess on his blog at hesstylerblog.com • JC Bybee at jcbybee.com • And Grey Alder at greyalderbooks.com

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  Episode #25

  How to Write Balanced Characters — Ep. 25 Third Person POV: A Writing Group

  Jul 29, 20262h 1m

  The whole gang is back! This time, talking about writing characters that aren't too much. How do you give OP characters believable limits? How do you make characters be interesting, but still... human? Check out our Patreon! Lots of cool stuff coming your way at →https://patreon.com/ThirdPersonPOVPOD?utm_medium=unknown&utm_source=join_link&utm_campaign=creatorshare_creator&utm_content=copyLink Find the co-hosts on: →JC Bybee at https://jcbybee.com/ →Grey Alder at https://greyalderbooks.com/ →Tyler Hess on his blog: https://hesstylerblog.com/ →Kim Reid on Instagram @kim.joy.reid

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  Episode #24

  Writing Craft: How to Write a "Real" Character Part 1— Ep. 24 Third Person POV: A Writing Group

  Jul 22, 202646 min

  JC and Tyler discuss what it takes to write characters that seem to come off the page to grab you! Welcome to the first of two parts discussing characterization. Buckle up for references to Pirates of the Caribbean, Thanos, and cat cults. Check out our Patreon! Lots of cool stuff coming your way at →https://patreon.com/ThirdPersonPOVPOD?utm_medium=unknown&utm_source=join_link&utm_campaign=creatorshare_creator&utm_content=copyLink Find the co-hosts on: →JC Bybee at https://jcbybee.com/ →Grey Alder at https://greyalderbooks.com/ →Tyler Hess on his blog: https://hesstylerblog.com/ →Kim Reid on Instagram @kim.joy.reid

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