How do you put true stuff in your books when the truth is just too strange?
Tools, not rules. For writers, by writers.
Tools, not rules. For writers, by writers.
How do you put true stuff in your books when the truth is just too strange?
Sam Logan of “Sam and Fuzzy” talks long-form storytelling with Brandon, Mary, and Howard
Cherie Priest joins the cast for a discussion of dystopian fiction before a live audience.
How do you respond to bad reviews, publisher errors, or other possible “career fail” situations?
How do you help your readers relate to the non-human characters in your fiction?
What does “space opera” mean, and how might you go about writing it?
E.J. Patten joins us to talk about pre-writing — all that work that gets done before the prose happens.
Mary, Dan, and Howard help Brandon brainstorm a story, this time featuring psychic birds.
Robison Wells joins the ‘cast to talk to us about cliffhangers.
Brandon, Dan, Mary, and Howard each take a look at some changing aspect of the industry, and how they’re reacting to that change.