Question 1068: Guilt Cultures vs. Shame Cultures
Ed asks:How do sexual taboos work in a shame based society? How much is internalized “don’t do this” vs. “don’t get caught”? Sponsored by Archivos
Ed asks:How do sexual taboos work in a shame based society? How much is internalized “don’t do this” vs. “don’t get caught”? Sponsored by Archivos
Tim asks:If you were going to set up a fiction preorder, what is the shortest timeframe you’d schedule for it?
Caine asks:On episode 1063 of The Everyday Novelist you stated the following: “If you lead with analysis beyond at any layer beyond the practical, your asking for years and years and years of spinning your wheels, it will not work” I feel strongly that I’m in this zone right now. …
Nichole asks:What value can you get converting a first person narration to third? What are the obstacles? Sponsored by Archivos
Herb asks:How would you handle writing your storylines as separate novels?
Nichole shares an ingenious time management hack for getting more elbow room for her writing.
Tim asks:I’ve had some trouble writing steadily lately, as I understand you’ve been having issues with that, as well (Thanks for the NaNoGang 2022, regardless). How would you go about rebuilding a habit or writing steadily as of now?
Simon asks:What are your thoughts on keeping your cover to the conventions versus standing out a little? Resources:By Darkness Forged by Nathan LowellThe Resurrection Junket by J. Daniel Sawyer Sponsored by Archivos
Tim asks:Could you describe your current approach to a long series? For context: I’m getting ready to launch a new project of many shorter books. Sponsored by Archivos
Herb asks: I know that stealing from two sources versus one is the difference between being inspired and plagiarizing, but what good old “I could have told that tale better.” I can’t be the first new writer to be inspired in part by watching some movie or reading some book …