Guilliean Pacheco
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Citizen Girl by Emma McLaughlin and Nicola Kraus
Citizen Girl by Emma McLaughlin and Nicola Kraus is a fast-paced novel that follows the working escapades of a relatable, unnamed protagonist in the Big Apple. As she navigates the… Read more.
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What you need to know about chopping up manuscripts
Discover why rewriting and editing existing content is crucial for consistency and coherence, and avoid common mistakes that can distract readers and reduce clarity in your writing. Read more.
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Season 2, Episode 023: Pretty Things Distract Me
Guilliean reads her short story of the same name. Stream it and read along with the text! Miriam woke up with a start. The bedsprings squeaked as she yawned. The… Read more.
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Summer of My German Soldier by Bette Greene
Discover the powerful and moving story of Summer of My German Soldier by Bette Greene, based on true events during World War II. Follow 12-year-old Patricia Ann Bergen as she… Read more.
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How does the hero’s journey work?
Learn how hero’s journey tropes teach valuable lessons about growth and human experience and how they relate to the mechanics behind the trope. Read more.
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Season 2, Episode 022: How Does Your Garden Grow
Guilliean reads her short story of the same name. Stream it and read along with the text! My name wasn’t always Mary. A Biblical name, the cross we bear that… Read more.
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Me and Mr. Darcy by Alexandra Potter
The book “Me and Mr. Darcy” follows protagonist Emily, who is deeply obsessed with Jane Austen. On a book tour in Bath, England, she finds her experiences paralleling “Pride &… Read more.
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Defining the voice in 41 words
Discover how to capture your reader’s attention by building an engaging first chapter that sets the tone for your entire story. Read more.
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Season 2, Episode 021: Give Me Something to Sing About (Part 2)
Guilliean reads the second half of her short story of the same name. Stream it and read along with the text! “I wish I knew what that was. I mean,… Read more.
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After Dark by Haruki Murakami
“After Dark” by Haruki Murakami is a postmodern, film noir-style novel set in Tokyo, focusing on two sisters, Eri and Mari, and various interconnected characters over one night. The narrative… Read more.
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