Questions 403: How Audiobooks Help You Write
Subscribe Here! Ian asks: “Can you share any craft insights you’ve gotten from recording audiobooks?” This episode sponsored by BundleRabbit
Questions 402: Research 101
Subscribe Here! JR asks: “How do I find good sources for researching and breaking down complex topics?”
Questions 401: Master File Question
Subscribe Here! Ian asks: “Could you go into greater detail on why you use the ebook as the master, rather than the original manuscript?”
Questions 400: Breaking the Fourth Wall
Subscribe Here! JR asks: “When are we breaking the fourth wall… and when are we just pushing the line a bit?”
Questions 398: Concise Mythopoetics
Subscribe Here! Ian asks: “I’m enjoying a previously mentioned resource for mythopoetics, but find it a bit rambling. Are there other, more concise sources on the topic?” This episode sponsored by BundleRabbit Resources Mentioned The Golden Bough Mircea Elliade Tryggve Mettinger Creative Mythology Hero With a Thousand Faces
Questions 398: Libre Office and Manuscript Submissions
Subscribe Here! Scott asks: “Are you still writing in Libre Office, and what formats are publishers accepting for manuscripts?”
Questions 397: Look… Who’s Talking?
Subscribe Here! Rob asks: “How do you use character identifiers (names, pronouns, descriptions) in a way that is clear to the reader, without becoming repetitious or tiresome?”
Questions 396: Formats and More Formats
Subscribe Here! Mike asks: “What should an author consider when deciding on formats to create their work in? Also: what’s your deal with the cloud?” This episode sponsored by BundleRabbit
Questions 395: Self Assessment and Improvement
Subscribe Here! JR asks: “How do you figure out where you are as an author, and what you need to work on?”
Questions 394: To Swear or Not to Swear
Subscribe Here! JR asks: “How do I convey that characters are swearing, if the publisher won’t allow swear words?” Resources: Suave Rob’s Rough-n-Ready Rugrat Rapture The Door into Summer The Naked and The Dead The Stuff of Thought