Questions 359: Getting Back to Being an Every Day Novelist
Subscribe Here! Kristine asks: “I’ve been away from the writing desk for a while due to Big Life Events. How do I get back in the game?”
Subscribe Here! Kristine asks: “I’ve been away from the writing desk for a while due to Big Life Events. How do I get back in the game?”
Subscribe Here! Zoe asks: “You mentioned ‘filing off the serial numbers’ to make a derivative work your own. Any tips, tricks, guidelines?” This episode sponsored by BundleRabbit Resources Mentioned: Shakespeare Dr. Faustus Faust Devil’s Advocate House, MD Sherlock Holmes 50 Shades of Grey Twilight Arbiter Chronicles Star Trek (TOS series) Imperial …
Subscribe Here! Celine asks: “English is my second language, and I’ve encountered a kind of expression in highly stylized English prose which is difficult to understand. Can you help me?” Resources Mentioned: Open Sourced Woman
Subscribe Here! Michael asks: “How do you meet friends and find mentors who are authors?
Subscribe Here! Christine asks: “How do you plan for a series and avoid boredom while writing it?”
Subscribe Here! Ed asks: “When you’re starting out, how do you decide what services – covers, copyediting, etc.- to spend money on?” This episode sponsored by BundleRabbit Resources Mentioned: The Creative Penn
Subscribe Here! Kyle asks “Do shorter length novels – like pulp era fiction -have a market in today’s publishing world?”
Subscribe Here! Mike asks “How do you keep track of passage of time in a story as you write?” This episode sponsored by BundleRabbit
Subscribe Here! JR asks: “Do you have any tips, tricks, or advice on tying up loose ends at the end of series?” Resources Mentioned: Babylon 5 Lost Eyes Wide Shut (Unrated) Eyes Wide Shut (R)
Subscribe Here! Indiana asks: “Can you go into a little more detail on the notion of interrogating your ideas, perhaps drawing from your own examples?”