Questions 322: Copyright Strategies
Subscribe Here! Simon asks: “What is the reasoning behind assigning copyright for this podcast assigned to both you and your corporation?”
Questions 321: How to Price Fiction
Subscribe Here! Charles asks: “Is there a system to pricing your fiction?”
Questions 320: Legal Considerations for Pseudonyms
Subscribe Here! Caine asks: “What are the legal considerations for writing under a penname, or multiple pennames?”
Questions 319: Avoiding Overwriting
Subscribe Here! Geoff asks: “How do I avoid writing more than the story needs and boring my readers?” Resources Mentioned: Silent Victor He Ain’t Heavy Blood and Weeds
Questions 318: Business or Hobby?
Subscribe Here! Zoe asks: “Is it wrong to think about my writing as an investment portfolio instead of a hobby or business?” This episode sponsored by BundleRabbit Resources Mentioned: Business 101
Questions 317: Pitfalls of Being Author
Subscribe Here! Caine comments: “What are some of the honest pitfalls of being an author?.” Support this podcast on Patreon and get more writerly goodness!
Questions 316: Career Paths and Dungeons & Dragons
Subscribe Here! Herb comments: “Block and Heinlein are both great career models–what are the differences you see? Also, you’re wrong about the history of Dungeons and Dragons.” Support this podcast on Patreon and get more writerly goodness! Resources mentioned: Playing at the World by Jon Peterson Appendix N by Jeffro …
Questions 308: A Million Words?
Subscribe Here! Ian asks: “What do you think of the ‘million words of crap’ idea, and how do you keep from going backwards?”
Questions 307: Connected Short Stories
Subscribe Here! Herb asks: “How viable is it to write many short stories in a common setting, with the goal of publish them as a collection?” Resources Mentioned: The Black Mirror (tv series) The Lombard Alchemist Tales: At The Edge of Nowhere Chicken Noodle Gravity Sunday Morning Giraffe The Empty …
Questions 306: Patreon For Fiction
Subscribe Here! J.R. asks: “What’s the best way to use Patreon as a fiction writer?”