309: How to Rite Goodest

Classical Stuff You Should Know by A.J. Hanenburg

Sep 29, 202601:01:58Arts

In this episode A.J. dives into the nuts and bolts of what makes writing good or bad. In Graeme's words, this episode was "shorter than it felt." So . . . buckle up for fun.

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