Writing Better Is Like Building a Toaster
A lot of the basic work (and fun) of writing happens in writing one sentence after another--but that can lead writers astray. In this video, we talk about the importance of thinking structurally and approaching your writing in terms of the overall piece and not just each individual sentence. 0:00 Introduction 2:14 The Allegory of the Toaster 7:07 Writing Structurally 11:50 What Now? (Practical Suggestions) 17:18 Conclusion
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