How To Write the Future — SF/F Writing Podcast | WFZ
by Kerry-Ann McDade · Published September 28, 2026
Dictating Fiction: Tools and Workflow, How To Write the Future podcast, episode 224 “Dictation can be a creative process partner, meaning it can help you think through ideas at the idea phase.” –...
PhD to Business Part 1 explores why six PhD graduates left traditional academic paths to build businesses and careers of their own.
Rom-Com Vs Rom-Mystery? Turns Out They Use the Same Skills in Different Costumes shows how shared craft tools create romance and suspense.
How To Write the Future — SF/F Writing Podcast | WFZ
by Kerry-Ann McDade · Published September 21, 2026 · Last modified September 26, 2026
Shamanic Writing: Traveling Between Fictional Worlds – How To Write the Future podcast, episode 223 “We are traveling all the time. We are traveling into our science fiction worlds, into our fantasy worlds, into...
Tips for Preparing Your Estate and Literary Estate helps authors organize assets, copyrights, and key information for their executor.
The Top Book Description Mistakes SFF Authors Make reveals common blurb mistakes and how to attract the right sci-fi and fantasy readers.
How To Write the Future — SF/F Writing Podcast | WFZ
by Kerry-Ann McDade · Published September 14, 2026
Inside Book Coach Sessions with Beth Barany – How To Write the Future podcast, episode 222 *** “Where do you want to take your writing? Where do you want to take your writing career?...
Receptive Creativity: The Importance of Filling Your Creative Cup shows why receiving inspiration is as important as creative output.
In this episode, I’m joined by author, writing coach, and filmmaker Beth Barany for a conversation about something I hear from writers all the time: “Is it too late for me?” Beth didn’t begin...
How To Write the Future — SF/F Writing Podcast | WFZ
by Kerry-Ann McDade · Published September 7, 2026 · Last modified September 3, 2026
Back To School Vibes for Writers – How To Write the Future podcast, episode 220 *** “I was a very good student, and I loved learning, and I love going back to school. And...
Finding the Flow explores how creative activities help us focus, quiet negative thoughts, lose track of time, and enjoy making art.
How To Write the Future — SF/F Writing Podcast | WFZ
by Kerry-Ann McDade · Published August 31, 2026
Constructive Critique Basics – How To Write the Future podcast, episode 220 *** “It is so, so important on how to give constructive feedback to other writers, and also how to receive that feedback...
The Do’s and Don’ts of Communicating With Artists for Your Book covers communication, contracts, revisions, expectations, and boundaries.
Do You Have to Write Every Day? explores flexible ways to build writing consistency while honoring your energy and creative cycles.
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