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EPISODE · Aug 26, 2024 · 11 MIN

S56E8 - Case Studies: Stranger Than Fiction

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Stranger than Fiction is an interesting study for authors, and not just because of the meta nature of it. There is a lot to learn by studying this movie, from writing distinctive character voices to planning a woven plot where decisions influence the lives of everyone else in the story.

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Kay Eiffel: Hello? Harold Crick: Is this Karen Eiffel? Kay Eiffel: Yes. Harold Crick: My name is Harold Crick. I believe you’re writing a story about me. Kay Eiffel: I’m sorry? Harold Crick: My name is Harold Crick. Kay Eiffel: Is this a joke? Harold Crick: No. No, I work for the IRS. My name, Miss Eiffel, is Harold Crick. When I go through the files at work I hear a deep and endless ocean. - Stranger Than Ficiton

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