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Master Fiction WritingSet Up Your 2026 Writing Year: A Plan That Survives Real LifeSet yourself up for a 2026 writing year that actually survives real life. In this episode, you’ll build a simple, motivating plan without hustle-culture guilt or impossible schedules.We’ll choose a one- to three-word theme to guide your decisions, pick three clear priorities (plus one powerful “not this year”), map your year by quarters, and set a weekly minimum that keeps you moving even when life gets loud.You’ll also learn how to put writing into your calendar for the next two weeks, create a few tiny systems that make showing up easier, and use a...
2025-12-1809 minMaster Fiction WritingThe Pink Plot Machine: Why Legally Blonde Is a Story-Structure PowerhouseIs Legally Blonde secretly one of the best-plotted films of the 2000s? In this episode of Master Fiction Writing, host Stuart Wakefield performs a full story autopsy on Elle Woods’ journey from dumped sorority president to victorious Harvard lawyer.We dig into how the film builds a rock-solid causal chain (where every major beat grows logically from the last) and how Elle’s external quest (Harvard, the internship, the murder trial) welds perfectly to her internal arc from “choose me” to “I choose myself.” Along the way, we unpack the emotional climax after Callahan’s harassment, the perm-fuelled c...
2025-12-0423 minMaster Fiction WritingThe Inciting Incident Isn’t Big. It’s Binding.If your opening goes boom but your hero can shrug and carry on, that’s fireworks, not story. In this episode I breaks down the real job of an inciting incident - to bind your protagonist to an obligation that costs something now and points the story arrow.Here's what you'll learn:What “binding” means in plain English and how to spot it fastThe five ways a moment can stick Bond, Irreversibility, New stakes, Direction, PressureA spoken mini-exercise you can even do while walking the dogA quick diagnostic to fix fake incidents that are loud but option...
2025-11-2612 minMaster Fiction WritingBecause > And Then: Building Stories with Causality (feat. Pride & Prejudice + Knives Out)And then” isn’t a plot, it’s a queue. In this craft-forward episode, we swap “and then” for the more muscular because / but / therefore and show how tight causality turns scenes into story. You’ll get a clear, jargon-free framework for chaining choices to consequences, plus two case studies that prove the point: a mini-autopsy of Pride & Prejudice and a contemporary comparison with Knives Out.In this episode you’ll learn:Why causality (not act labels) is the real backbone of structureHow to convert event beats into decision beats with costsThe Becau...
2025-11-1809 minMaster Fiction WritingWhose Eyes, Which Truth? Mastering POV in Your Novel (with Live Rewrites)POV isn’t just a grammar choice - it’s the engine that controls intimacy, suspense, and what your reader knows when.In this craft-deep episode, we demystify point of view by breaking it into three practical dials (access, scope, and distance) then walk through the pros and cons of first person, third limited (close and deep), free indirect style, omniscient, objective, second person, epistolary, multiple-POV, and stream of consciousness.To make it real, we take a baseline scene (Edward at Inkerman hearing Pendleton’s voice) and rewrite it in each POV, showing exactly what changes...
2025-11-1123 minMaster Fiction WritingAuthor Brain vs. Editor Brain (and When to Use Each)Stop polishing your first paragraph into oblivion. In this episode of Master Fiction Writing, we split your process into two clean modes: Author Brain for discovery and Editor Brain for decision—used at different times for different jobs. You’ll hear a live “before/after” paragraph where we draft messy, then run a tight verbs-and-cuts pass that sharpens pace and tension without killing momentum. We’ll also set up a simple 30-minute loop you can run twice to produce real pages today.You’ll learn:The core jobs of Author Brain (invent) vs. Editor Brain (select)Why s...
2025-10-2909 minMaster Fiction WritingBecoming the Person Who WritesStop waiting for motivation. Start acting from identity. In this mindset kickoff for Master Fiction Writing, we shift the sentence that runs your day from “I want to write a book” to “I’m a person who writes.” You’ll hear a simple, athlete-style routine (warm-up, reps, cooldown), examples, and a 10-minute drill that makes writing easier to start than to avoid.You’ll learn:Why identity beats motivation for consistent pagesThe 3 design levers: place, time, triggerA tiny training loop: warm-up → reps → cooldownHow to separate Author Brain (draft) from...
2025-10-2110 minMaster Fiction WritingOpen Strong, Close True: Drafting Your First and Final ScenesYour novel’s bookends do the heavy lifting. In this episode of Master Fiction Writing, we pair Step 16 (Writing the Opening Scene) and Step 17 (Writing the Closing Scene) to help you start with momentum and finish with meaning. You’ll learn what a scene is (and why something must change every time), how to centre your protagonist’s thoughts and feelings, and a simple timer method to draft three different openings and three different endings - fast. Then we “mirror test” your bookends so the final scene proves the belief shift you promise on page one.You’ll learn:
2025-10-1414 minMaster Fiction WritingPlot With Heart: The Inside OutlineOutlining doesn’t have to strangle your creativity—or leave you drowning in spreadsheets. In this episode of Master Fiction Writing, we introduce The Inside Outline: a fast, 2–3 page method that pairs each major Scene (what happens) with its Point (why it matters to your protagonist). The result? A plot that moves and a character arc that means something.You’ll hear how to build 10–15 Scene/Point pairs, link them with clean cause-and-effect (“because of that…”), and pressure-test the outline so stakes rise, tension builds, and the story delivers on genre promises. We’ll walk through examples—romance, and thrille...
2025-10-0709 minMaster Fiction WritingPlot Without Panic: Using the Pixar Story SpinePlotting doesn’t have to feel like wrangling an octopus into a cardigan. In this episode of Master Fiction Writing, we turn to Pixar’s Story Spine - seven simple prompts that reveal your story’s engine: who we meet, what upends the status quo, how cause-and-effect escalates, where the climax hits, and what the change means. We unpack each beat (from “Once upon a time…” to “And ever since that day…”) and keep things focused with just two “Because of that…” moves to force clean causality. You’ll hear quick, recognisable examples and leave with a concise spine you can expand into scenes...
2025-10-0216 minMaster Fiction WritingTime & Bookends: Your Story’s Timeline, Start, and EndHow much time passes between Page 1 and “The End” - and where, exactly, do you begin and finish? In this episode of Master Fiction Writing, we pair Step 12 (Story Timeline) and Step 13 (Opening & Closing) to shape your novel’s container and its proof of change. You’ll learn how to define your story present (the “now” of your narrative), pick a time span that supports tension, and design opening/closing scenes that mirror each other to reveal transformation.In this episode, you’ll learn:What “story present” is—and why tense and chronology aren’t the same thingH...
2025-09-3008 minMaster Fiction WritingVoice & Vantage: Who’s Telling the Tale... and When?In this episode of Master Fiction Writing, we'll delve into the intricacies of narrative voice and perspective, focusing on the importance of point of view (POV) and time stance in storytelling.We'll discuss various narrative techniques, common pitfalls to avoid, and practical exercises to help writers refine their craft.
2025-09-2510 minMaster Fiction WritingWhose Story Is It? Choosing Your Protagonist and Their Engine of WantIn this episode of Master Fiction Writing, we'll discuss the importance of choosing the right protagonist for your story, emphasising the need for a single human centre that readers can connect with, the distinction between external wants and internal needs, and the significance of crafting tailored opposition to enhance conflict.We'll also cover the role of point of view in storytelling and provides practical exercises for writers to refine their narratives.
2025-09-2305 minMaster Fiction WritingMastering World BuildingIn this episode, we'll delve into the intricacies of world building, establishing clear rules and consequences, and ensuring that characters and their motivations are relatable to readers. Practical exercises are provided to help writers create immersive worlds that enhance their narratives without overwhelming them with unnecessary details.We'll also highlight common pitfalls to avoid in world building, encouraging writers to focus on realism and character-driven storytelling.
2025-09-1909 minMaster Fiction WritingWho is Your Ideal Reader?In this episode of Master Fiction Writing, we'll discuss the importance of identifying your ideal reader in the writing process, how understanding your audience can enhance the emotional connection of your story - and making it more impactful.By focusing on a specific reader rather than trying to please everyone, writers can create stories that resonate deeply and fulfil the needs of their audience.We'll also highlight the significance of envisioning the reader's experience and the potential impact of the book on their lives.
2025-09-1805 minMaster Fiction WritingChoosing Your GenreIn this episode of Master Fiction Writing, we'll delve into the critical step of choosing a genre in the story development process. We'll explain the importance of genre in guiding creative choices, setting reader expectations, and categorising stories effectively. We'll also cover major genres and their subgenres, the nuances of literary versus commercial fiction, and addresses common questions writers have about genre classification.Remember that while genre selection is essential, it doesn't have to be rigid and can evolve as the story develops!
2025-09-1706 minMaster Fiction WritingCrafting the Perfect Working TitleIn this episode of Master Fiction Writing, we'll discuss the significance of choosing a working title in the story development process.A working title helps writers transition from vague ideas to a more concrete narrative, and the episode also includes practical exercises for generating strong titles that resonate with the story.
2025-09-0907 minMaster Fiction WritingHow to Write Jacket Copy Before You’ve Written the BookIn this episode of Master Fiction Writing, we explore Step 4 of the Story Development process: writing your book’s jacket copy before the book is even written.It might sound backwards, but crafting jacket copy early can sharpen your story’s focus, clarify the promise you’re making to readers, and help you stay on track as you write. We’ll break down what makes jacket copy work (and what doesn’t), why this step matters so much more than just marketing, and how to write 250 words that capture the heart, stakes, and soul of your story.This...
2025-09-0407 minMaster Fiction WritingWhat’s the Plot? Boiling Your Story Down Without Losing the HeartIn this episode of Master Fiction Writing, we explore Step 3 of the Story Development process: What’s the Plot?Forget sprawling outlines or complex twists. This stage is all about simplicity. You’ll learn how to write a short, clear, and purposeful summary of your story in just 50 words or less. Think of it as your story’s spine: the who, the what, and the why all tied back to your point.Discover why simplifying your plot at this early stage helps you build a stronger, more flexible foundation and how to avoid the all-too-common trap o...
2025-09-0204 minMaster Fiction WritingWhat’s the Point? Why Every Story Needs OneIf you’ve ever found yourself halfway through a novel draft wondering what it’s really about, this episode is for you.In the second instalment of my Story Development series, I explore Step 2 of the Blueprint for a Book: What’s Your Point? This is where your story starts to take shape around something deeper - a belief, a truth, an argument you’re making about the world.You’ll learn why every story is, at heart, trying to prove something, why clichés aren’t the enemy, and how one simple sentence can become the em...
2025-08-2605 minMaster Fiction WritingWhy THIS Story? Uncovering the Heart of Your NovelIn this episode of Master Fiction Writing, I'll introduce the importance of understanding the 'why' behind writing a book.Before delving into plot or character, writers must explore their personal connection to the story. This foundational step is crucial for creating meaningful narratives that resonate with readers.I'll encourage you to reflect on your motivations and the emotional stakes involved in your storytelling, ultimately guiding you to write with purpose and depth.If you're curious about working with me, head on over to my website at https://www.thebookcoach.co
2025-08-2005 minMaster Fiction Writing5 Steps to Mastering RevisionIn this episode of Master Fiction Writing, I discuss the often daunting process of revising a manuscript.I outline a five-step approach to help writers manage revision overwhelm, emphasising the importance of starting with a high-level read, creating a prioritised revision plan, setting manageable goals, seeking constructive feedback, and celebrating progress.And a message from Alexandra Vasailaros touch on the transformative power of writing through personal crises, encouraging writers to embrace their raw emotions as a source of creativity.
2025-08-1312 minMaster Fiction Writing5 Ways to Move Forward When Your Novel StallsYou’re a few chapters in. The world is taking shape. Your characters are alive. And then... nothing. You’re stuck.In this episode of Master Fiction Writing, we tackle one of the most common (and demoralising) parts of the writing process: what to do when your novel grinds to a halt.Whether the problem is craft, mindset, or something in between, I share my hard-won insights to help you move forward with confidence. Expect practical guidance, emotional support, and the reminder that being stuck doesn’t mean you’re doing it wrong - it means yo...
2025-07-2907 min
Master Fiction WritingThe Healing Power of WritingWelcome to Master Fiction Writing!In this conversation, Alexandra Vassilaros shares her journey as a writer and workshop founder, emphasising the transformative power of writing workshops, particularly in the context of grief and loss.She discusses her Make Meaning Workshop, which helps participants explore their emotions and experiences through writing.We delve into the importance of vulnerability, self-expression, and the challenges of self-censorship in writing.Alexandra also offers insights into character development and the significance of diverse perspectives in storytelling, ultimately encouraging writers to embrace their authentic voices and tell their...
2025-07-2443 min
Master Fiction WritingEmbracing the Blank PageUgh - the blank page. Daunting at times, so I'll discuss the challenges and processes of writing fiction and memoirs, emphasising the importance of starting with curiosity rather than perfection, nurturing your protagonist, building the emotional core of your story, and finding a writing process that works for you.I encourage you to embrace the messiness of the beginning, to write without fear, and to enjoy the journey of storytelling.If you'd like help getting your story started, check out my website and the Story Development service.
2025-07-2206 min
Master Fiction WritingShe Helped Shape 'Groundhog Day' (Then Wrote 25 Books of Her Own)In this episode, I’m joined by the brilliant Susan Sloate - novelist, playwright, and former Hollywood story analyst - for a conversation that’s equal parts inspiring, hilarious, and packed with practical wisdom for writers.Susan shares what she’s learned from writing over 25 books (including one in just three days!), working in the film industry during a writer’s strike, and attending Robert McKee’s legendary story seminars where she once helped shape the early idea for Groundhog Day.We talk about:How she handles the dreaded middle of a storyWhat...
2025-07-171h 11
Master Fiction WritingWrite for the Reader Who’s Waiting for YouNot everyone will love your writing and that’s exactly how it should be. In this uplifting episode, I'll explore why trying to please everyone is the fastest way to water down your voice and how defining your ideal reader can transform your writing process. Learn how to shift from writing for the masses to writing with clarity, confidence, and connection. Your story isn’t for everyone. It’s for someone - and that someone is waiting.Ready to get clear on who you’re writing for? Visit me at www.thebookcoach.co
2025-07-1404 minMaster Fiction Writing"I Know 15 Ways to Kill My Husband (And Where to Hide His Body."How do you write a frozen corpse in a heated pool and make it believable? What’s the etiquette when cold-calling a forensic entomologist? And how do you stop your own research from hijacking the plot?In this episode, I’m joined by bestselling mystery author Lee Clark, whose Matthew Paine Mysteries spans spans seven intricately researched novels. We dive into the weird, wonderful, and sometimes disturbing world of crime fiction research from poisons and human trafficking to cold cases and black diamonds.Lee shares how she turns real-world expertise into gripping plot points, why she’...
2025-07-091h 10
Master Fiction WritingUnlocking Your Writing Potential with a Book CoachIn this episode of Master Fiction Writing, I'll explore the concept of book coaching, address common misconceptions and highlight its benefits for writers at various stages of their journey. I'll discuss the role of a book coach, who can provide strategic support rather than just editing or ghostwriting. I'll also emphasise the importance of finding the right coach and offer insights into what to expect from the coaching process, ultimately encouraging writers to seek help when needed.Website: https://www.thebookcoach.co/Book Coach Directory: https://www.authoraccelerator.com/matchme
2025-06-1805 minMaster Fiction WritingWriting Romance: Insights from Author Noël StarkIn this episode, I talk to novelist Noël Stark about her journey from working in film and TV to crafting her first romance novel, 'Love, Camera, Action'.We discuss the unique challenges of novel writing, the importance of character development, and the emotional landscapes that drive romance narratives.And Noël shares insights on the writing process, the significance of chapter endings, and the evolving themes in romance literature, particularly the necessity of self-discovery before falling in love.
2025-05-1554 min
Firefighter Podcast#367 Herding sheep & Finding your Natural Leadership sweet spot with Stu JacksonToday I’m joined by Stuart Jackson — founder of ICE and a true force when it comes to human-centred leadership and cultural transformation. Stuart’s spent decades helping people, teams, and organisations unlock their potential, working across everything from the NHS to UK fire and rescue services. In this episode, we dive into what leadership really looks like in today’s world — the messy, emotional, deeply human kind. We talk about the power of gut instinct, emotional intelligence, and even what animals (yep, animals!) can teach us about leading others. Spoiler: it’s a lot.This conversation is packed wi...
2025-04-281h 34Master Fiction WritingThe Art of Tightening Your NarrativeIn this episode, I'll look at the importance of precision in fiction writing, providing practical tips on tightening scenes, enhancing emotional depth, and avoiding unnecessary repetition. I'll cover techniques such as entering late and leaving early, replacing vague summaries with specific details, and using dialogue intentionally to reveal character dynamics.
2025-04-2319 minMaster Fiction WritingThe Art of Historical Fiction: Lessons from Shara MoonIn this episode, Shara Moon discusses her new book 'Let Us March On', which tells the story of Lizzie McDuffie, an influential yet often overlooked figure in American history. Shara shares her journey of researching and writing the book, the challenges of balancing fact and fiction, and the importance of telling Lizzie's story in today's context. The discussion also touches on themes of activism, the role of women in history, and the significance of addressing difficult topics such as racial injustice. In this conversation, Shara Moon discusses the political shifts within the Black community during FDR's presidency, the challenges...
2025-03-2638 minMaster Fiction WritingEmbracing Absurdity: The Power of Dumb IdeasJoin me for a fascinating conversation with Dumbify founder David Carson, where we dive into the power of so-called “dumb” ideas—and why they might just be the secret to creative brilliance.We’ll explore how absurdity, humour, and playfulness can fuel innovation in storytelling, the mental models that help spot good dumb ideas, and how embracing the unconventional can lead to surprising breakthroughs. Plus, we’ll touch on bold marketing strategies, the future of creative writing, and why curiosity is the ultimate creative superpower.Get ready to rethink what makes an idea truly smart!Visit...
2025-03-1253 minMaster Fiction WritingFrom Insurance to Filmmaking: A Journey of Storytelling PassionIn this conversation, filmmaker Christian Schu shares his journey from the insurance industry to becoming a self-taught filmmaker. He discusses the importance of embracing one's creative identity, the leap of faith required to pursue storytelling in any form, and the significance of storytelling in commercial projects. Christian emphasises understanding the target audience and crafting narratives that resonate emotionally. He also explores techniques for effective storytelling, the distinction between character and characterisation, and the emotional connections that can be made through film and writing.
2025-02-1952 minMaster Fiction WritingConquering the Final Stretch: Finishing Your BookIn this episode, we'll discuss the common struggles writers face when nearing the completion of their first draft. We'll address the pressures of perfectionism, fear of judgment, and loss of momentum, providing insights and strategies to help writers overcome these challenges, emphasising the importance of finishing a draft, the value of feedback, and the need to reconnect with the joy of storytelling. I'll offer some practical questions and approaches to support writers in their journey towards completion.
2025-02-0513 minMaster Fiction WritingWhy You Shouldn't Write a Book This Year (And That's Okay)In this episode, we'll discusses the importance of self-kindness and the reasons why one might choose not to write a book in the current year. We'll emphasise the need to assess personal circumstances, motivations, and life priorities before committing to such a significant endeavour. By allowing oneself the grace to pause, writers can reduce stress, reflect on their ideas, and ultimately approach writing with renewed energy and focus when the time is right.
2025-01-2910 minMaster Fiction WritingThe Psychology Behind Creative DistractionsIn this episode, I explore the challenges of "shiny object syndrome", particularly in the context of creative projects. I share my personal experience of being drawn to a new play commission while nearing completion of my novella. I'll delve into the psychological aspects of creativity, the allure of new projects, and practical strategies to maintain focus and commitment to ongoing work, emphasising the importance of self-regulation, intrinsic motivation, and delayed gratification in overcoming distractions and achieving long-term creative goals.
2024-12-1908 min
Master Fiction WritingThe Art of Character DevelopmentIt was great to be interviewed by Sara Gentry about creating characters!
We delve into the significance of character backstory in storytelling, distinguishing between world backstory and character backstory - and emphasising the importance of understanding a character's history to make them relatable and believable.
We talk about how backstory influences character decisions, the necessity of managing multiple characters, and the concept of "minimum viable backstory".
Takeaways
Backstory is essential for character development.
Understanding a character's history helps readers connect.
World backstory and character backstory serve different purposes.
Characters...
2024-12-1126 minMaster Fiction WritingBreaking Free from Beat Sheets with Jennie NashIn this conversation, Jennie Nash and I delve into the intricacies of fiction writing, focusing on the Blueprint for a Book and the limitations of traditional beat sheets. We discuss the importance of understanding a writer's intent, the emotional connection with readers, and the role of creativity within constraints. Jennie shares her insights on the Inside Outline, a tool designed to help writers explore their stories from the inside out, ensuring that every plot point is tied to an emotional reason. The discussion emphasises the need for writers to connect with their material and their audience, ultimately aiming to...
2024-11-211h 09
Master Fiction WritingThe Four Pillars to Author Success with Emma DhesiIn this conversation, Emma Dhesi and I explore the themes of personal growth, the Four Pillars to Author Success , and the importance of celebrating small wins. We discuss how clients evolve from feeling inexperienced to becoming peers in the coaching process, emphasising the significance of acknowledgment in personal development. Our conversation also highlights the journey of self-improvement and the necessity of recognising progress, no matter how small!
2024-10-231h 07
Birthing Instincts#375 The Courage & Wisdom of Andy WakefieldDoctor, author & filmmaker, Andy Wakefield and doula and actress, Emmy Robbin join Dr. Stu in a conversation about the corruption of research, the media and the medical industry. We talk about the harm that is done and why they keep doing it. The director of Vaxxed and the new film, Protocol 7 shares his backstory, the lies then that are still being told and the triumph over it all as the world wakes up to what has been done to our children. Andy & Emmy share the stories that affect us with Dr. Stu that you do not want to miss.
2024-08-211h 33Master Fiction WritingNavigating the Challenges of Using Multiple POVs in Your StoryIn this episode, I discusses the pros and cons of using multiple points of view (POVs) in writing.
Point of view (POV) is the narrative perspective that guides the reader through the story.
Multiple POVs can add depth and complexity to a story, but they also come with potential pitfalls.
Pitfalls of multiple POVs include character chaos, plot complexity, and reader overwhelm.
Start with one additional POV before diving into multiple POVs.
Exercises like character journals, dialogue-only scenes, and POV shifts can help in distinguishing character voices and maintaining distinct perspectives.
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2024-08-2016 min
Master Fiction WritingHow to Create a Realistic, Relatable Main Character for your Romance NovelCreating a realistic and relatable main character is crucial for a good romance novel. This involves giving them a history, their own journey, a job, relationships with others, physical flaws, strength, failure, sexuality, and the spotlight. These elements help readers understand and bond with the main character, making the story more engaging and resonant.
Takeaways
A main character's history, beliefs, and actions should be influenced by their past experiences.
Main characters should have their own journey and not solely exist to fall in love with the love interest.
Giving main characters a job...
2024-07-3106 min
Master Fiction WritingStrategies to Maintain Your Motivation to Write Do you feel stuck in a rut with your writing? Do you struggle to even sit down to write? Does the blank page seem to loom over you like a cloud, leaving you feeling overwhelmed, uninspired, and heading for Netflix? Don’t worry, you’re not alone! Many writers experience this same struggle (me included). Whether you’re working on a novel or just trying to write an article, finding the motivation to get started—or keep going—can be difficult. Fortunately, there are a few strategies that can help keep your writing motivation high.
2024-07-1708 min
Master Fiction WritingLife Editing for Writers With Elisabeth Sharp McKettaIn this episode, I’ll be talking to author and teacher Elisabeth Sharp McKetta. Elisabeth is the author of 13 books, including “She Never Told Me About the Ocean," "Ark," and "Edit Your Life: A Handbook for Living with Intention in a Messy World.” We’ll delve into the importance of creativity, mental health, and the practice of writing, but Elisabeth also shares her experiences living in a tiny house with her family, emphasising how the simplicity and minimalism of small spaces can enhance focus and creativity. Elisabeth provides insights into her writing process, the impo...
2024-06-2049 min
Master Fiction WritingAmplifying Emotions: A Conversation with Becca PuglisiIn this episode of Master Fiction Writing, I sit down with the remarkable Becca Puglisi, co-author of the bestselling series from Writers Helping Writers. Join us as Becca takes us on a journey from the inception of the first book to the expansion of the series, sharing invaluable insights into the art of character development along the way. Discover the inspiration behind the 'Emotion Thesaurus' and how it has become an essential tool for writers worldwide. Becca delves into the challenges and triumphs of creating the series, the collaborative process with co-author Angela Ackerman, and how feedback...
2024-05-1557 min
Master Fiction WritingCrafting the Perfect Paragraph: A GuideUnlock the secrets of writing compelling paragraphs that captivate your readers! In this episode post, you'll learn how to create vivid imagery, build emotional resonance, and master pacing for maximum impact. Whether you're just starting your writing journey or refining your craft, discover practical tips and exercises to elevate your storytelling.
2024-05-0811 min
Master Fiction WritingCrafting the Perfect Sentence: A GuideAs creative writers, each sentence we craft serves our story. But how do we elevate our writing from good to unforgettable? It all starts with mastering the art of sentence construction. This episode dives into the essentials of crafting powerful, impactful sentences. Whether you're just beginning your writing journey or looking to refine your skills, this article is packed with insights and exercises that will transform your approach to writing.
2024-04-2412 min
Master Fiction WritingMisconceptions Writers Have (And How a Book Coach Can Help)In this episode, we plunge headfirst into the tumultuous world of writing myths and the harsh self-criticisms that writers often battle. Why do writers sabotage their own success? Is it easier to believe in fallacies than to face the hard truths? We're dissecting these questions and more! We’ll unravel common misconceptions about the writing process, from the myth of waiting for inspiration to strike, to the pitfalls of chasing a perfect first draft. Prepare to be challenged and enlightened! If you want to work with me, you can book a free, 20-minute di...
2024-04-1228 min
Master Fiction WritingThe Art of Character Backstory📚 Unlock the Secrets of Compelling Character Backstories! 📚 Crafting captivating characters is the cornerstone of great storytelling. Dive into the art of character development in this latest episode! Learn how to infuse depth and authenticity into your narratives by mastering the art of crafting compelling backstories. Discover techniques to seamlessly integrate backstory into your storytelling, avoiding common pitfalls like info dumping and irrelevance. From engaging dialogue to powerful flashbacks, explore the tools that bring characters to life and drive your plot forward. Striking a balance between revealing backstory and maintaining narrative focus is key to cap...
2024-03-1334 min
Community RoutesEpisode 107: Off the Beaten Path with Dr. Stuart Palmer (Part 2)Join Julie and Samuel as they welcome Dr. Stuart Palmer to the show. In Part 1 (Episode 101), Stuart and the crew discussed concepts about psychodynamic therapy. This week we dive into the application of psychodynamic approaches and how to identify it in relationships and in the therapy room. We talk about affects, Jenga, difficult conversations, transference, validation, repair and keeping it curious. You can reach Dr. Stuart at www.slpcounseling.com.
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2024-03-1243 min
Master Fiction WritingInterview: Margaret McNellis, historical fiction writer.In this episode, I'm delighted to be interviewing Margaret McNellis, a historical fiction writer with whom I've had the pleasure of working on two of her books: Daughter of the Seven Hills (due for publication on 21st May 2024) and Hearts of Iron & Gold. We talk about all things historical fiction, from the challenges of research to wearing funny hats. Oh, and we talk about what it's like to be coached! You can find Margaret's site here: https://mcnelliswrites.com/
2024-03-061h 11
Master Fiction WritingInterview With Me: Emotional Resilience For WritersIn this special episode, I have the unique pleasure of sharing my own journey and insights as the author of "The Writer's Shield: Building Emotional Resilience for Writers." This is a deep dive into the heart of emotional resilience, a topic I am passionately dedicated to, especially in the context of the challenges that we, as writers, face. During this interview, I open up about my personal experiences and the critical moments that led me to write "The Writer's Shield." I discuss the concept of emotional resilience for writers, shedding light on the strategies and tools that...
2024-01-3143 min
Master Fiction WritingCrafting Character Voices: Bringing Your Characters to LifeWelcome back to another episode of "Master Fiction Writing" with me, your host, Stuart Wakefield, an Author Accelerator Certified book coach dedicated to helping you navigate the intricacies of crafting compelling fiction. Today's episode dives deep into the art of creating authentic characters through the power of dialogue. Have you ever read a book where every character sounded exactly the same? Or watched a movie where the dialogue felt flat and unconvincing? In this episode, we'll explore how to avoid these common pitfalls by utilising character-specific language. This powerful technique involves tailoring vocabulary, syntax, and even the...
2024-01-1708 min
Master Fiction WritingEmbracing Progress: A Writer's Guide to a Productive New YearJoin me and let's explore a range of transformative practices and exercises designed to elevate your writing journey. I'll talk about setting DREAM goals, the power of a grateful writing mindset, and the importance of regular reflection and adaptation in your craft. Whether you're looking to overcome a creative block, refine your skills, or simply find new ways to invigorate your writing practice, this episode is packed with insights and practical advice. Perfect for both budding and experienced writers, this episode promises to leave you feeling motivated and equipped with new tools to make this year your...
2024-01-0212 min
Master Fiction WritingBalancing Multiple Projects: Time Management for WritersJoin me in this enlightening episode of Master Fiction Writing, where we dive into the art of managing multiple writing projects without losing your mind or your creative spark. Hosted by me, Stuart Wakefield, an Author Accelerator Certified book coach, this episode is a treasure trove of insights and practical advice for writers at all stages. We start by exploring the common challenges writers face when juggling various projects, from deadline pressures to creative fatigue. Then, we move on to the crucial task of setting priorities and goals, offering you tangible methods to navigate the often overwhelming...
2023-12-1918 min
Master Fiction WritingCrafting Character Voices: Show, Don't TellLetting your characters' words reveal their traits and emotions, instead of explaining them in the narrative, is an art - and one that many writers overlook. "Show, don't tell" is a fundamental principle in writing, especially when it comes to dialogue. It means allowing the reader to deduce character traits and emotions from what the characters say and do, rather than directly informing them through narrative exposition. This approach draws readers deeper into the story, making them active participants in understanding and connecting with the characters. And for dialogue? Well, that's what we'll cover in...
2023-11-2308 minCommunity RoutesEpisode 101: Off the Beaten Path with Dr. Stuart PalmerThis week Julie and Samuel sit down with a very influential Dr. Stuart Palmer. Stuart takes complex concepts about psychodynamic therapy and we connect it to some of the concepts we have been talking about this season. You can reach Stuart at www.slpcounseling.com.
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2023-11-0734 min
Master Fiction WritingHow to Create Sexual TensionIn this scintillating episode of Master Fiction Writing, we're delving deep into the art of creating sexual tension that will leave your readers on the edge of their seats, yearning for more. Whether you're a budding writer looking to infuse passion into your storytelling or a dedicated fan eager to dissect your favorite romantic narratives, this episode promises to be an enlightening and seductive journey through the art of crafting sexual tension. Tune in, and get ready to turn up the heat in your own stories!
2023-11-0113 min
The Athletes PodcastStuart Wakefield - Exploring Barefoot Health and Controversial Sports Decisions - Episode #197Brace yourselves as we welcome Stuart Wakefield, the regional director of Barefoot Canada and a registered kinesiologist, who's on a mission to educate us about the monumental role barefoot health plays in our overall well-being. We'll debunk some myths and misconceptions about cushioned shoes and orthotics, and explore the potential hazards they pose. Strategically, we'll reveal the benefits of barefoot training and how it can revolutionize your interaction with the ground, enhance efficient impact loading, and contribute to injury prevention. We're not stopping there, though! Strap in as we dive into the world of sports, casting our...
2023-10-1223 min
Master Fiction WritingHow to Create Romantic TensionToday's episode is all about the spine-tingling magic that keeps readers flipping page after page — romantic tension. While sexual tension is a sizzling game of "will they or won't they get intimate?", romantic tension is a more profound, heart-pounding game of "will they or won't they end up together?" It's that underlying question, the heartbeat of every romance novel, and what makes readers invest in the characters and their love journey. In this episode, we'll break down the elements that contribute to romantic tension. We'll discuss the importance of believability, what makes the romance truly ca...
2023-09-2713 min
Master Fiction WritingUnconventional Protagonists: Breathing Life into Unique CharactersIn this episode, we're delving into the heart of what makes unconventional protagonists so captivating: their diversity. We'll explore how characters from different backgrounds, races, genders, and orientations have redefined heroism and left an indelible mark on literature. From classics to contemporary novels, we'll showcase characters who have shattered the mould and inspired readers around the world. But it's not just about celebrating; it's about empowering writers too. I'll share practical tips on how to craft diverse and authentic characters in your own stories. Whether you're a seasoned writer or just starting your literary journey...
2023-09-1321 min
Master Fiction WritingThe Art of Symbolism🎙️ Welcome to another episode of "Master Fiction Writing," the podcast where we explore the art of storytelling from every angle. I'm your host, Stuart, and in today's episode, we're diving deep into the enchanting world of symbolism in fiction. 📚 Join me as we unravel the mysteries behind symbols – those hidden keys that unlock layers of meaning within stories. As an Author Accelerator Certified book coach, I've helped countless writers shape their narratives into powerful tales that resonate. Today, I'm here to guide you through the magic of symbolism and how it can breathe life into your writing. 🔮 We...
2023-08-3019 min
Master Fiction WritingTaking the Stage, Part Two: Edit Your Novel the Theatrical WayHave you ever marveled at an actor's meticulous preparation for a role? The depth, the dedication, the transformation—it’s truly art in motion. Now, what if writers could harness that same dedication in their editing process? Join us as we unveil the second part of our deep dive into a revolutionary method of editing a novel—one that draws inspiration from the world of theatre. 🎭 Discover the 7-step journey, from "Character Study" to "Polishing the Performance", that borrows from an actor's toolkit but is tailored for writers. Today, we're diving deep into the steps of Blocki...
2023-08-1522 min
Master Fiction WritingTaking the Stage, Part One: Edit Your Novel the Theatrical WayHave you ever watched an actor prepare for a role? The meticulous detail, the character immersion, the rehearsal, feedback, and fine-tuning—it's a masterclass in creation and refinement. So, why can't writers adopt the same method? In this first part of two episodes, we're going to explore my new, innovative approach to editing a novel, one that draws inspiration from the world of theatre. You might wonder how the process of preparing for a role could possibly relate to the task of refining a manuscript, but the parallels are surprisingly rich and insightful. I'll guide yo...
2023-08-0215 min
Master Fiction WritingAn Interview With Me: Writing, Theatre and All the ThingsIn June 2023, Sara Gentry from Solutions for Writers invited me for an interview at KidLit Summer Camp. Despite not being a KidLit Book Coach myself, I agreed. After all, many writing techniques span many genres and categories, and that’s why I’m sharing this interview with you. During the conversation, Sara and I discussed how theatrical techniques can improve writing, especially for character building. And we really get to the heart of the struggles writers can face, even beyond the work itself.
2023-07-1233 min
Master Fiction WritingWhat Is Narrative Duality and How Can We Use It? Ultimately, weaving the inner and outer narratives together requires a deep understanding of storytelling and character development. By crafting a compelling outer narrative and a layered inner narrative, writers can create stories that resonate with audiences on multiple levels and leave a lasting impact. Let's take a closer look.
2023-06-2806 min
Master Fiction WritingWhy Do We Write Stories? As humans, we have always been compelled to write stories, and it's through stories that we're able to express our most inner thoughts and feelings, as well as explore the unknown and create new, complex worlds. The reasons that we write stories are as varied and diverse as the stories themselves – some people write stories for entertainment, others to explore their own experiences, and some to bring about change in the world. No matter the reason, the power of story is undeniable. For ages, stories have been used to give shape to our values and beliefs, to re...
2023-06-1221 min
Master Fiction WritingDo Characters Need to be Likeable?Last week, I got together with some writers and fellow book coaches, and we got on to the subject of likeable characters. I was particularly interested because I've recently encountered a character who isn't likeable, and it's pulling me out of their story. For years, writers have struggled with an age-old question: Do fictional characters need to be likeable? This question has spurred debate with people passionately defending both sides. The "likability" camp insists that if a character isn't agreeable, readers won't be able to connect with the story. On the opposite end of the spectrum lurks...
2023-05-2310 min
Master Fiction Writing70+ Character Development Questions You Need the Answers ToWe all know how important it is to create believable characters in the stories we tell. But creating characters isn't always easy. To make sure that your characters are as three-dimensional and interesting as possible, you need to have answers to a lot of questions about them. At least seventy, if not more. You might be feeling overwhelmed right now, but take a deep breath and don’t worry – this doesn’t have to be a stressful process. We’re aiming to make this activity fun, lighthearted and inspirational! After all, the more questions you have answered before y...
2023-05-1109 min
Master Fiction WritingWhat Writers Can Learn From Stanislavski's Acting System I worked in the theatre from ages five to 32, and during that time I learned a lot. Like... a lot. In the main, I acted, but I also directed, designed and made costumes, worked backstage, and once designed a set that was completely made of sails. And I sewed those sails. Yes, me, and all on my own. So, working in the theatre, mainly as an actor, I had to learn how to inhabit a character, and I brought all of that to my creative writing practice - and more. You might have...
2023-04-2414 min
Master Fiction WritingHow to Write a Romantic Tragedy That Will Break Your Reader's HeartIt has been said that the best way to break someone's heart is to write a romantic tragedy, but crafting a story that is heartbreaking, yet beautiful, takes skill and finesse. Here are a few tips on how to write a romantic tragedy that will leave your readers in tears.
2023-04-1312 min
2023-03-2222 min
Master Fiction WritingWhich Novel Structure Works Best? Three Acts? Four Acts? Five? Writing a successful fictional narrative is the dream of many authors, but structuring the plot in a way that captivates readers can be a really daunting task because there are several approaches to organising a story. The three-act structure, four-act structure, and five-act structure are the most popular options. Each one offers unique advantages and disadvantages, but all three can be used to create a powerful and compelling narrative. Let's take a closer look. You can read the accompanying blog post here.
2023-03-0211 min
Master Fiction WritingA Closer Look at the Horror Genre I still feel bad about missing horror from my last article's list of literary genres. Because of that, I'm making it the first in line for my closer looks at each literary genre. (So don't come at me, okay?) Many of us have grown up with a love for the horror genre, whether it's through movies, television, or books. Horror has the ability to captivate our imaginations and transport us to a world filled with thrills and chills. We’re drawn to the suspense and unknowns that await us either on the next frame or on...
2023-02-2018 min
Master Fiction WritingAn Overview of the Literary Genres Welcome to the wonders of genre and how to ensure you’re well versed in the those available to you. Tapping into genre is a powerful force, satisfying readers because they know what they're getting. Join me as we take a closer look at the main genres available to you as you plan to write.
2023-01-3115 min
Master Fiction WritingHow to Beat Imposter Syndrome You’re making this world, you’ve got characters you’re in love with, and you’re writing your novel... then you get to that point where you become self-critical. “I’m not good enough,” you say. “Somebody's probably already told this story better than me. I’m going to get rejected, I’m going to get terrible reviews, and I’m going to get terrible sales.” So what can you do to help yourself through those times? You can read the accompanying blog post here.
2023-01-1714 min
Master Fiction WritingDon't Miss These Crucial Steps Before Writing Your Novel In this episode, I'll cover the crucial steps you need to know before you start writing a novel.
2023-01-1211 min
Master Fiction WritingHow to Create Amazing Story Ideas Using Morphological Analysis Okay, so don't let the title put you off. Morphological Analysis is neither as close to being as scary as it sounds nor as complicated to execute. What it can do is help you make interesting new connections between seemingly unrelated things. Those kinds of connections can result in stories no one saw coming. (I'm looking at you, Pride and Prejudice and Zombies.) Many moons ago, when I worked at Ford Motor Company, and later at what is now Warner Bros. Discovery, I ran innovation workshops and Morphological Analysis was one tool I used with my students...
2023-01-0309 min
Master Fiction Writing7 Things To Do Now To Prepare For Next Year's Writing Did you dilly-dally during 2022 and not get your book planned or started or finished? Will you dilly-dally during 2023 and not get your book planned or started or finished? Not on my watch! If you're going to make 2023 the bee's knees, then don't wait for the new year. Pencil in some 'me-time' this month to give yourself the upper hand. If you launch into 2023 with a burst of energy, you'll be light years ahead, heading into January with a sharp eye, a precise plan, and pure grit! Here are seven...
2022-12-2213 min
Write-hearted.Episode 16: How to Self-Edit Your NovelAre you a writer wondering how to go about self-editing your novel? While creating early drafts of your fiction, you can have several complex issues that can often send you going mad. And if you want to learn how to deal with them as you try to edit your own work, my conversation with Gabriela Blandy is definitely for you.As writers, we often have a visceral understanding of story. We can tell if a story just doesn't feel quite right. But when creating our own story, we may be too close to it to even see...
2021-11-2640 min
British Murders with Stuart BluesS04E06 - Colin Cheetham (The Murder of Stuart Ludlam)In the sixth episode of British Murders Season 4, I tell the story of Colin Cheetham and Stuart Ludlam.Gun enthusiast Cheetham had always dreamed of committing the perfect murder with a complete stranger as his victim.On September 17, 2009, his dream came true as he shot and killed 43-year-old taxi driver Stuart Ludlam at Cromford Railway Station.Cheetham had zero connection to Ludlam, and most frightening of all, there was zero motive behind the killing.Cheetham was sentenced to life imprisonment in June 2010 with a minimum term of 30 year...
2021-11-1122 minWrite-hearted.Episode 15: What To Do When Writing Your Story Goes WrongA pep-talk for those who've written themselves into a corner...If you need help, visit me at The Book Coach and book some (free!) time to talk about your project.--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/writehearted/message
2021-11-0305 min
Write-hearted.Episode 14: Writing Mental Health and Identity, with Anne GoodwinIn this author interview, Anne Goodwin talks about writing identity, mental health, and social justice — and how these both inform and feature in each of her novels.Anne's latest novel, Matilda Windsor is Coming Home, is available here.Find Anne here: https://annegoodwin.weebly.com/Find Stuart here: https://www.thebookcoach.co (Yes, that's .co and not .com!)--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/writehearted/message
2021-10-2555 minWrite-hearted.Episode 13: From Horror to Cosy Thriller, Switching Genres, with Andy DrysdaleIn this author interview, Andrew Drysdale talks about his reasons for switching from horror to cosy crime thrillers for the German market.Andrew's latest novel, Jimmy Green Investigates, is available here.Find Andrew here: https://www.andrewdrysdale.co.ukFind Stuart here: https://www.thebookcoach.co (Yes, that's .co and not .com!)--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/writehearted/message
2021-10-0455 minWrite-hearted.Episode 12: A Review of "Blueprint for a Book: Build Your Novel from the Inside Out" by Jennie NashSomething different for this episode - my review of the brilliant "Blueprint for a Book: Build Your Novel from the Inside Out" by Jennie Nash.You can buy the book here: https://amzn.to/2WNxWXV(That's an affiliate link.)--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/writehearted/message
2021-09-0335 min
Write-hearted.Episode 11: Historical Fiction Novelists Susanne Dunlap and Margaret McNellisIn this author(s) interview, Susanne Dunlap and Margaret McNellis talk about the importance of understanding the what, why, and how of historical fiction. They share insights on how they approach their work, the challenges, and the joys of writing.Susanne's novel, Voices in the Mist, will be available from September 21. Margaret's novel, The Red Fletch, will be available from September 18.Book your spot on their September 21 joint book launch here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/book-launch-susanne-dunlap-margaret-mcnellis-hosted-by-lorraine-norwood-tickets-164327731669 Find Susanne here: https://susanne-dunlap.comFind Margaret here: https://mcnelliswrites.comF...
2021-08-201h 09Write-hearted.Episode 10: Susan Sloate: Author, Publisher, THREE-DAY NOVELIST!Susan Sloate is a writing powerhouse and the author of more than 20 published, award-winning books.She's also an engaging guest!From a writing career that began when she wrote a romance novel while her teacher thought she was taking notes, to Hollywood and contract writing, Susan has the most amazing stories.She even wrote a novel in three days AND SOLD IT.If you'd like to connect with Susan or me, please find our links below.FIND SUSAN HERE!Website: https://susansloate.com/homeFIND S...
2021-08-061h 11Write-hearted.Episode 9: Microfiction & Musicals, with S. L. ForresterS. L. Forrester writer microfiction, short stories, and novels. Stories sometimes bittersweet, sometimes whimsical, a blend of light and dark. Celebrating the magical in the mundane, and the familiar in the fantastical.Oh, and she's writing a musical!If you'd like to connect with Sylvia or me, please find our links below.FIND SYLVIA HERE!Website: https://slforrester.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/S-L-Forrester-103808351365624Twitter: https://twitter.com/flashfictionistInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/heretheresastoryFIND...
2021-07-2353 minWrite-hearted.Episode 8: Roz Morris: Author, Ghostwriter, Editor, Book DoctorRoz Morris is a MULTI-MILLION bestselling ghostwriter. But never mind that—she also writes beautiful, thought-provoking novels in her own right, and helps other authors as an editor and book doctor.Join me as I find out more about Roz's reflections on her career to date, her latest novel, and why getting through rough writing times is like training a horse.If you'd like to connect with Roz or me, please find our links below.FIND GRANT HERE!Website: https://rozmorris.org/Facebook: https://www.facebook.co...
2021-07-091h 06Write-hearted.Episode 7: Grant Faulkner: Author and Executive Director of National Novel Writing MonthThere's a lot more to Grant Faulkner than National Novel Writing Month.Join me as I find out more about Grant's rich writing life, reflections on his craft, and his new publication All the Comfort Sin Can Provide.If you'd like to connect with Grant or me, please find our links below.FIND GRANT HERE!Website: https://grantfaulkner.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/grantfaulknerTwitter: https://twitter.com/grantfaulknerInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/grantfaulknerLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin...
2021-06-251h 01
Write-hearted.Episode 6: Pride Month Special: MM Romance, with Clare LondonWelcome to another episode of Write-hearted, with me Stuart Wakefield.In this episode, I'm talking with best-selling author Clare London. Clare writes in the MM (read: gay) Romance genre.If you'd like to connect with Clare, her pen name Stella Shaw, or me, please find our links below.FOLLOW CLARE HERE!Website: https://clarelondon.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/clarelondonTwitter: https://twitter.com/clare_londonGoodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/1276146.Clare_LondonAmazon: https://www.amazon...
2021-06-111h 25Write-hearted.Episode 5: Playwriting and Positive Deviance, with Anita Karla Kelly.Welcome to another episode of Write-hearted, with me Stuart Wakefield.In this episode, I'll be talking to writer and playwright Anita Karla Kelly, described by Guardian reviewer as "daringly dangerous" and possessing "great, uninhibited writing".If you'd like to connect with Anita or me, please find our links below.FOLLOW ANITA HERE!Twitter: https://twitter.com/loud_wordFOLLOW STUART HERE!Website: https://www.stuartwakefield.info/Twitter: https://twitter.com/misterwakefieldInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/misterswakefield/
2021-05-311h 08Write-hearted.Episode 4: Audiobook Narration & Voiceovers, with Carolynne Henry.Welcome to another episode of Write-hearted, with me Stuart Wakefield.In this episode, I'll be talking to Carolynne Henry, voiceover artist and audiobook editor/producer.If you'd like to connect with Carolynne or me, please find our links below. But first... You can buy Goodman’s Child, narrated by Carolynne, on audiobook or eBook here: https://books2read.com/b/goodmanschild FOLLOW CAROLYNNE HERE! Website: https://www.carolynnehenryvoiceover.co.uk/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/carolynne.henry Twitter: https://twitter.com/lynnehowardliv1 LinkedIn: https...
2021-05-1434 minWrite-hearted.Episode 3: Short Story Writing and Creating Anthologies, with Gwen Tolios.Join me for a discussion with short story author Gwen Tolios when we'll discuss her writing career, National Novel Writing Month involvement, and compiling and editing short story anthologies.If you'd like to connect with Gwen or me, please find our links below.FOLLOW GWEN HERE!Twitter: https://twitter.com/gwentoliosInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/gwentoliosFOLLOW STUART HERE!Website: https://www.stuartwakefield.infoTwitter: https://twitter.com/misterwakefieldInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/misterswakefield
2021-04-301h 10
Firefighter Podcast#076 Ruth Lee Ltd - FOR PROFESSIONALS WHO SAVE LIVES with Sarah Hampson & Stuart CheethamMy guests today are Sarah Hampson & Stuart Cheetham from Ruth Lee Ltd Ruth Lee Ltd is a world-leading provider of life-like manikins and training aids to rescue training experts worldwide: Fire & Rescue Services, Paramedics, Ministry of Defence, Airports, National Lifeboat Institutions & Coastguards, Offshore operators and a multitude of International Search & Rescue organizations.They have been manufacturing rescue training manikins for a quarter of a century and specialize in bringing training to life; making it as realistic as it can be. Our experience and knowledge is unrivaled and we are today recognized...
2021-04-2155 min