Why (and How) Should Stories End? w/ Brent Weeks

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Recorded24 Jun 2021

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SPOILER ALERT. We talk about the ending of Harry Potter, but that's over a decade old. So maybe this note is unnecessary. But you have it anyway. Brent Weeks knows a thing or two about ending a story. So when Craig wanted to do an episode all about endings -- why must stories end? what makes a good ending? do authors owe readers an ending? -- it was a pretty easy call to ask Brent to join in. Check out Brent's talk, "On Ending Well" Visit TheLegendarium.com to hear past episodes Join the Discord community Support the show on Patreon

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