K-Fic Cafe Podcast Series: Recent Episodes
K-Fic Cafe
K-Fic Cafe, a hub where JT and Jamjoon help other writers create better stories, and vice versa. We want to improve fanfictions by discussing writing tips, advice, tricks, and different aspects of writing.
We are not better in any shape or form, but we know we have a natural language advantage and we want to help others reach where we're at now. The K-Fic Cafe is an "online cafe", where you can have fun, bounce ideas around, and get writing help. We are here to enrich this community. All writers are welcome! Let's have fun together!
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Welcome to the K-Fic Cafe and episode 14 of our podcast series.
This week we talk about an overlooked aspect of writing: descriptions/summaries/synopsis/etc. We discuss what it is and what we've noticed about it on Wattpad. We share the synopsis of some of our favorite books and what they do well, as well as showing some good and bad examples that we could find from Wattpad. Feel free to share your thoughts and ideas in the comments below!
If you have questions or anything, feel free to contact us if you want to discuss privately or if you need any proofreading/editing/advice help. You can reach us by DMing me on Wattpad or Instagram, or by emailing us. I (JT) constantly check our inbox.
You can support us financially by going to this link below. You can sign up for a monthly membership of $1, $5, or $10. However much you decide will be greatly appreciated to us: https://anchor.fm/k-fic-cafe/support. You can also donate through Venmo (www.venmo.com/K-Fic-Cafe)
Website: kficcafe.wixsite.com/kfic-cafe
Email: thekficcafe@gmail.com
Instagram: kficcafe
Wattpad: kofpoponce or kpoper_writer17
Discord: https://discord.gg/cPCjHWR
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/k-fic-cafe/support
Welcome to the K-Fic Cafe and episode 13 of our podcast series.
This week we talk about simplicity and implication, more particularly how powerful it can be in writing. We discuss what it is, and many 6 word stories originating from Ernest Hemingway's time and we hope it can encourage you to find subtle and indirect ways to pass information in your writing. We encourage you to write your own 6 word stories to share with us!
If you have questions or anything, feel free to contact us if you want to discuss privately or if you need any proofreading/editing/advice help. You can reach us by DMing me on Wattpad or Instagram, or by emailing us. I (JT) constantly check our inbox.
You can support us financially by going to this link below. You can sign up for a monthly membership of $1, $5, or $10. However much you decide will be greatly appreciated to us: https://anchor.fm/k-fic-cafe/support. You can also donate through Venmo (www.venmo.com/K-Fic-Cafe)
Website: kficcafe.wixsite.com/kfic-cafe
Email: thekficcafe@gmail.com
Instagram: kficcafe
Wattpad: kofpoponce or kpoper_writer17
Discord: https://discord.gg/cPCjHWR
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/k-fic-cafe/support
Welcome to the K-Fic Cafe and episode 12 of our podcast series.
This week we talk about creativity as you can tell from our very original title. We discuss what it is, and ways one can approach it and find new ideas and concepts. We talk about our own inspirations and where our creative outlets sprout from. What are you creative processes and well? How do you find new ideas? Feel free to share your thoughts and ideas in the comments below (if there is any)!
If you have questions or anything, feel free to contact us if you want to discuss privately or if you need any proofreading/editing/advice help. You can reach us by DMing me on Wattpad or Instagram, or by emailing us. I (JT) constantly check our inbox.
You can support us financially by going to this link below. You can sign up for a monthly membership of $1, $5, or $10. However much you decide will be greatly appreciated to us: https://anchor.fm/k-fic-cafe/support. You can also donate through Venmo (www.venmo.com/K-Fic-Cafe)
Website: kficcafe.wixsite.com/kfic-cafe
Email: thekficcafe@gmail.com
Instagram: kficcafe
Wattpad: kofpoponce or kpoper_writer17
Discord: https://discord.gg/cPCjHWR
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/k-fic-cafe/support
Welcome to the K-Fic Cafe and episode 11 of our podcast series.
This week we talk about point of view (POV). We discuss what it is, the different types, and our own thoughts about it. Again, these are just our opinions on the topic and things we personally noticed so we ask that you take them with a grain of salt. What do you think about POV? Feel free to share your thoughts and ideas in the comments below or reaching out to us by email!
If you have questions or anything, feel free to contact us if you want to discuss privately or if you need any proofreading/editing/advice help. You can reach us by DMing me on Wattpad or Instagram, or by emailing us. I (JT) constantly check our inbox.
You can support us financially by going to this link below. You can sign up for a monthly membership of $1, $5, or $10. However much you decide will be greatly appreciated to us: https://anchor.fm/k-fic-cafe/support. You can also donate through Venmo (www.venmo.com/K-Fic-Cafe)
Website: kficcafe.wixsite.com/kfic-cafe
Email: thekficcafe@gmail.com
Instagram: kficcafe
Wattpad: kofpoponce or kpoper_writer17
Discord: https://discord.gg/cPCjHWR
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/k-fic-cafe/support
Welcome to the K-Fic Cafe and our tenth episode of our podcast series.
What? Our tenth episode?! Already? We can't believe it too! Today for our special #10, we sent out a Q&A form on our discord server where people could ask us anything they want!
Feel free to contact us if you have questions or anything, in general, you want to discuss privately or if you need any proofreading/editing/advice help. You can reach us by DMing me on Wattpad or Instagram, or by emailing us. I (JT) constantly check our inbox.
Also, you can support us financially by hitting the "Support" button or by going to this link below. You can sign up for a monthly membership of $1, $5, or $10. However much you decide will be greatly appreciated to us: https://anchor.fm/k-fic-cafe/support
Website: kficcafe.wixsite.com/kfic-cafe
Email: thekficcafe@gmail.com
Instagram: kficcafe
Wattpad: kofpoponce or kpoper_writer17
Discord: https://discord.gg/cPCjHWR
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/k-fic-cafe/support
Welcome to the K-Fic Cafe and our ninth episode of our podcast series.
College is starting to become more active so we, JT and Jay, decided to talk tone down our podcasts and limit out its length. We talk more about some of our pet peeves and how we feel about them. Again, these are just our opinions on the topic and things we personally noticed so we ask that you take them with a grain of salt. Please think about them and let it inspire some new ideas and feel free to share them in the comment below (or if you have any questions or confusions).
Feel free to contact us if you have questions or anything, in general, you want to discuss privately or if you need any proofreading/editing/advice help. You can reach us by DMing me on Wattpad or Instagram, or by emailing us. I (JT) constantly check our inbox.
Website: kficcafe.wixsite.com/kfic-cafe
Email: thekficcafe@gmail.com
Instagram: kficcafe
Wattpad: kofpoponce or kpoper_writer17
Discord: https://discord.gg/cPCjHWR
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/k-fic-cafe/support
Welcome to the K-Fic Cafe and our eighth episode of our podcast series.
Because school has started for both of us, JT and Jay, we decided to talk about some pet peeves suggested by friends and discorders. We are joined by fellow Wattpad writer GotNoJams0613, who also shares some opinions on these pet peeves in question. Again, these are just our opinions on the topic and things we personally noticed so we ask that you take them with a grain of salt. Please think about them and let it inspire some new ideas and feel free to share them in the comment below (or if you have any questions or confusions).
Feel free to contact us if you have questions or anything, in general, you want to discuss privately or if you need any proofreading/editing/advice help. You can reach us by DMing me on Wattpad or Instagram, or by emailing us. I (JT) constantly check our inbox.
Website: kficcafe.wixsite.com/kfic-cafe
Email: thekficcafe@gmail.com
Instagram: kficcafe
Wattpad: kofpoponce or kpoper_writer17
Discord: https://discord.gg/cPCjHWR
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/k-fic-cafe/support
Welcome to the K-Fic Cafe and our seventh episode of our podcast series.
Today, we, JT and Jay, talk about an infamous writing technique of "Show, Don't Tell." We are sure you've heard of this before but what exactly does it mean? Well, don't worry we break it down and differentiate clearly between telling and showing, also offering ideas on how to balance between the two and when to use them in your stories.
Again, these are just our opinions on the topic and things we personally noticed so we ask that you take them with a grain of salt. Please think about them and let it inspire some new ideas and feel free to share them in the comment below (or if you have any questions or confusions).
If you have any discussion ideas or things you want us to address in future episodes, please let us know in the comments or email us at thekficcafe@gmail.com. We will include them if they are not already on our radar. We know some people already reached out to include other topics and ideas but we plan to get to most of them in the near future.
Feel free to contact us if you have questions or anything, in general, you want to discuss privately or if you need any proofreading/editing/advice help. You can reach us by DMing me on Wattpad or Instagram, or by emailing us. I (JT) constantly check our inbox.
Other podcasts can be found under the name of "K-Fic Cafe" on: Anchor, Apple Podcasts, Breaker, Overcast, Pocket Casts, RadioPublic, Spotify, Google Podcasts.
Website: kficcafe.wixsite.com/kfic-cafe
Email: thekficcafe@gmail.com
Instagram: kficcafe
Wattpad: kofpoponce or kpoper_writer17
Please continue sending us fanbase names.
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/k-fic-cafe/support
Welcome to the K-Fic Cafe and our sixth episode of our podcast series.
Today, we, JT and Jay, talk about the long awaited topic of plot. We discuss what plot is and what makes it enjoyable. We break down the categories of plots and provide many examples along the way. Again, these are just our opinions on the topic and things we personally noticed so we ask that you take them with a grain of salt. Please think about them and let it inspire some new ideas and feel free to share them in the comment below (or if you have any questions or confusions).
We also apologize in advance for this somewhat long podcast episode but we think there are so many things to discuss with each topic because it is so broad. So, sorry but not sorry. 😄 We are however working to reduce the length of these podcasts hopefully down to 30 minutes. Please bear with us.
If you have any discussion ideas or things you want us to address in future episodes, please let us know in the comments or email us at thekficcafe@gmail.com. We will include them if they are not already on our radar. We know some people already reached out to include other topics and ideas but we plan to get to most of them in the near future.
Feel free to contact us if you have questions or anything, in general, you want to discuss privately or if you need any proofreading/editing/advice help. You can reach us by DMing me on Wattpad or Instagram, or by emailing us. I (JT) constantly check our inbox.
Other podcasts can be found under the name of "K-Fic Cafe" on: Anchor, Apple Podcasts, Breaker, Overcast, Pocket Casts, RadioPublic, Spotify, Google Podcasts.
Website: kficcafe.wixsite.com/kfic-cafe
Email: thekficcafe@gmail.com
Instagram: kficcafe
Wattpad: kofpoponce or kpoper_writer17
Please continue sending us fanbase names. So far three people have reached out to us. We would love to have more options before we settle with what we have so far.
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/k-fic-cafe/support
Welcome to the K-Fic Cafe and our fifth episode of our podcast series.
Today, we, JT and Jay, talk about character development. We discuss how to grow your characters organically and what makes your readers enjoy the growth of the characters. We talk about methods to help understand your own characters better and how to show their development throughout the story, ending the podcast with a little exercise to flesh out a character from scratch (and then we eventually got sidetracked and ended up coming up with an awesome story idea with potential to be a hit on Wattpad in our opinions. If you're interested in writing this story, please let us know and we can tell you more ideas that we have with the concept). Again, these are just our opinions on the topic and things we personally noticed. Please consider them with a grain of salt. We hope you can think about them and let it inspire some new ideas and feel free to share them in the comment below (or if you have any questions or confusions).
We also apologize in advance for the incredulous length of this podcast episode but we think we cover so many important topics and themes under "character development" that we thought we just had to share all of it with you. Sorry, but not sorry. 😄
If you have any discussion ideas or things you want us to address in future episodes, please let us know in the comments or email us at thekficcafe@gmail.com. We will include them if they are not already on our radar. We know some people already reached out to include other topics and ideas but we plan to get to most of them in the near future.
Feel free to contact us if you have questions or anything, in general, you want to discuss privately or if you need any proofreading/editing/advice help. You can reach us by DMing me on Wattpad or Instagram, or by emailing us. I (JT) am frequently looking at the inbox.
Other podcasts can be found under the name of "K-Fic Cafe" on: Anchor, Apple Podcasts, Breaker, Overcast, Pocket Casts, RadioPublic, Spotify, Google Podcasts, YouTube.
Website: kficcafe.wixsite.com/kfic-cafe
Email: thekficcafe@gmail.com
Instagram: kficcafe
Wattpad: kofpoponce or kpoper_writer17
Please continue sending us fanbase names. So far two people have reached out to us. We would love to have more options before we settle with what we have so far.
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/k-fic-cafe/support
Today, we talk about character design. We discuss how to design characters and what makes your readers enjoy your characters. We talk about some things we see on Wattpad and provide our opinion on those concepts. We look at examples from our own books and from professional material (Hint: famous play). Again, this is just our opinions and things we personally noticed. It is simply our advice for you to consider. We hope you can think about them and let it inspire some new ideas and feel free to share them in the comment below (or if you have any questions or confusions).
If you have any discussion ideas or things you want us to address in future episodes, please let us know in the comments or email us at thekficcafe@gmail.com. We will include them if they are not already on our radar. We know some people already reached out to include other topics and ideas but we plan to get to most of them in the near future.
Feel free to contact us if you have questions or anything, in general, you want to discuss privately or if you need any proofreading/editing/advice help. You can reach us by DMing me on Wattpad or Instagram, or by emailing us. I (JT) am frequently looking at the inbox.
Website: kficcafe.wixsite.com/kfic-cafe
Email: thekficcafe@gmail.com
Instagram: kficcafe
Wattpad: kofpoponce or kpoper_writer17
We are still gathering potential names to consider for our fanbase. So far two people have reached out to us. We would love to have more options before we settle with what we have so far.
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/k-fic-cafe/support
Today, we, JT and Jay, talk about dialogue. We discuss what is dialogue and some difficulties one may come across when writing it. We also address things we see on Wattpad and provide our opinion on those methods. Again, this is just our opinions, our advice for you to consider. We hope you can think about them and let it inspire some new ideas.
If you have any discussion ideas or things you want us to address in future episodes, please let us know in the comments or email us at thekficcafe@gmail.com. We will include them if they are not already on our radar. We know some people already reached out to include other topics and ideas but we plan to get to most of them in the near future.
Feel free to contact us if you have questions or anything, in general, you want to discuss privately or if you need any proofreading/editing/advice help. You can reach us by DMing me on Wattpad or Instagram, or by emailing us. I (JT) am frequently looking at the inbox.
Website: kficcafe.wixsite.com/kfic-cafe
Email: thekficcafe@gmail.com
Instagram: kficcafe
Wattpad: kofpoponce or kpoper_writer17
We are still gathering potential names to consider for our fanbase. So far two people have reached out to us. We would love to have more options before we settle with what we have so far.
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/k-fic-cafe/support
Welcome to the K-Fic Cafe and our second episode of our podcast series. Today, JT and Jay talk about the importance of reading and writing as often as possible. We discuss how we achieve frequent reading and writing and how you can try to as well. As rising college sophomores, we understand if it seems that there is not enough time to do any of these. Nevertheless, we try to create ways to overcome that. Again, this is simply advice for you to consider. Meditate on them and let it foster inspiration for anything.
If you have any discussion ideas or things you want us to address in future episodes, please let us know in the comments or email us at thekficcafe@gmail.com. We will include them if they are not already on our radar. We know some people already reached out to include other topics and ideas but we plan to get to most of them in the near future.
Feel free to contact us if you have questions or anything in general you want to discuss privately. We are available with open arms almost 24/7.
Website: kficcafe.wixsite.com/kfic-cafe
Email: thekficcafe@gmail.com
Instagram: kficcafe
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/k-fic-cafe/support
Welcome to the K-Fic Cafe and our very first podcast! Here, JT and Jamjoon (Jay) introduce themselves and their beginnings as they begin to step into the realm of writing and the many tips and advice they discovered along their way. There will be laughs, awkward technical difficulties, but we still hope you can listen along and enjoy it with us.
Today, we will introduce ourselves and talk about how we started out writing and on Wattpad. After introductions, we discuss planning and outlining before writing a story. For some people, this may not fit your style and that is okay, but we feel that having a plan helps iron out some problems improvisational writers encounter when they write. Listen to some ideas that we churn up and meditate on it. Let it fester in your mind and foster inspiration for anything.
If you have any discussion ideas or things you want us to address in the future, please let us know at thekficcafe@gmail.com and we will consider them if they are not already on our radar. We know that some people already reached on things they want to see and to be honest, we may have forgotten to do some of them. But don't fret, we will write them down for future reference and will try to remember them in future podcasts.
Website: kficcafe.wixsite.com/kfic-cafe
Email: thekficcafe@gmail.com
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/k-fic-cafe/support