Welcome to another episode of the Fictioneers Webcast!
This week, we had an awesome show talking about the various workshops outside of the now Steemit-renowned Fiction Workshop. Me and @jasonbu talked about our non-fiction and technical writing workshops. I'm very proud of the work we're doing there, as there is a tremendous number of posts that aren't fiction, and we'd love to help edit and proofread them. @jasonbu is much more tech saavy than I am, so the more heavily crypto and programming stuff is right up his alley! @geke talked about her poetry workshop, and discussed some of the worst offenders for cliches in poetry. If you've ever been curious about writing poetry, or if you just want to peruse some well-written work, drop by and give her a holler! @pegasusphysics gave us a tour of what she's doing in her playwright workshop, and we compared notes with her about tropes and cliches that she's seen in screenplay and playwriting. I haven't seen a lot of screenplays presented here on Steemit, but I know of at least one Netflix show that's being produced thanks to the platform. If you have an interest in screenplay writing, come on down!
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