Paul Stevens, an editor at Tor, joined us in front of a live audience at Westercon 67 to talk about royalties.
Fifteen minutes long, because you're in a hurry, and we're not that smart.
Fifteen minutes long, because you're in a hurry, and we're not that smart.
Paul Stevens, an editor at Tor, joined us in front of a live audience at Westercon 67 to talk about royalties.
Peter Orullian joins us in front of a live audience at Westercon 67 for a Q&A. The questions include: As a writer, how do you handle reviewing other people’s books? How do you compartmentalize your writing to prevent that obsession from displacing everything else? (Here are the signs we talked about)…
David Farland joins, along with a live audience at Westercon 67, for a discussion on writing instruction.
Peter Orullian joins us to discuss managing the author-editor relationship when things go wrong.
Prologues, motivations, and research, oh my!
How do we interact with readers who find meaning in our works that we don’t recall putting in there?
We answer questions on tropes, narrative styles, editing, rule-breaking and more.
If you wanted to register for the Out of Excuses Workshop and Retreat and didn’t get in, I’m hoping that you might be interested in the Writing the Other Workshop and Retreat. It’s held at the same location, Mary Robinette Kowal’s parents’ house. Mary will be joined by NY Times…
Brandon, Mary, Dan, and Howard talk about the unpleasant surprises their careers dropped on them.
A Q&A covering editing, rule-breaking, writing the other, gift-giving, and more.