Questions 670: Carving Out Time To Write
Dawn asks: How do I find time to write when I have to work two jobs just to make ends meet? This episode sponsored by BundleRabbit Subscribe Here!
Questions 668: Impertinent Characters
Dawn asks: What do I do when my characters absolutely won’t do what I tell them? Subscribe Here!
Questions 665: When Your Narrator Is Unreliable
Erin asks: “How can you telegraph that not everything your POV character/narrator sees is real?” Subscribe Here!
Questions 662: IQ, Intelligence, and Worldbuilding
Ed asks: Are IQ and intelligence the same thing, and how does it effect worldbuilding? This episode sponsored by BundleRabbit Subscribe Here!
Question 661: Time For A Coffee Break
Tim asks: How do I know when I should take a break, or stop for the day? Subscribe Here!
Writer Goals 2019: Life, Loss, Change
Listener Melisa has a writer goals update and feedback on life, loss, change, and creativity. Subscribe Here!
Questions 659: Writing Multiple Timelines
Elizabeth asks: “How do I write a story with multiple interweaving timelines and multiple protagonists – without losing or confusing my readers?” Resources Mentioned Game of Thrones by George R. R. Martin
Questions 658: Likable vs. Sympathetic Characters
Vega: What did you mean by a “sympathetic” versus “likeable” character? Resources Mentioned Pulp Fiction The Lord of the Rings by J.R.R. Tolkien Questions 639: Everyone Loves My Bad Guys Subscribe Here!
Questions 657: Gripping Climaxes
Jason asks: How do you write a climax that really grips the reader? Resources Mentioned Fellowship of the Ring by JRR Tolkien Fellowship of the Ring (the film) Pulp Fiction Subscribe Here!
Questions 656: Writing Book One
Jason asks: How is writing a book with an intended sequel different from writing a stand-alone novel? Resources Mentioned NCIS The Xanth Series, 1-3 Omnibus by Piers Anthony The Night Shift by Nora Roberts The Century Trilogy by Ken Follett Indiana Jones: Raiders of the Lost Ark, Temple of Doom, and …