The cast talks about their survivorship bias, and how to pay attention to that bias so that listeners can extract advice from us that might actually work for you
Tools, not rules. For writers, by writers.
How do you help your readers relate to the non-human characters in your fiction?
Q&A covering workflow, contests, lantern-hanging, word counts, and more
The cast talks about making dialogue, blocking, and description work together for exposition and story-telling.
The cast discusses how to make reluctant, non-proactive, non-go-getting characters interesting to read about.
The cast answers questions about publishing, formatting, process, and the Evil Nemesis John Scalzi.
How do we break our books into chapters, and how to we build those chapters to begin with?
What does “space opera” mean, and how might you go about writing it?
E.J. Patten joins us again, this to discuss the particulars of writing middle-grade fiction.
Mary walks Brandon, Dan, and Howard through the processes for writing “Kiss Me Twice,” her Hugo-nominated novella