Q&A with D.J. Glawson (Diana)
D.J. Glawson explores her lived experiences, fearless heroines, and the grit behind writing flawed, resilient characters that feel real.
Monthly Archive: January 2026
Habit of Mind: Flexibility by Bailey Lang
Habit of Mind: Flexibility shows how adaptable thinking helps writers sustain creativity, adjust routines, and keep writing.
World-Building Without Information Dumping
World-Building Without Information Dumping – How To Write the Future podcast, episode 189 *** “I really recommend you write your book anyway. Let it be as messy and chaotic as first drafts are.” –...
Q&A with Debadrita Sarkar
Debadrita Sarkar shares her reflections on her inspirations, creative process, challenges, published work, and upcoming poetry books.
Fantasy Steampunk: Do You Need Magic?
Fantasy Steampunk: Do You Need Magic? – How To Write the Future podcast, episode 188 *** “Do your research, read widely in the genre, and don’t limit yourself to strict rules; go ahead and...
More on Copyright and AI by Kelley Way
More on Copyright and AI explains how writers’ work enters AI training databases and what steps authors can take to protect copyrights.
Building a Creative Business Through Partnership
Building a Creative Business Through Partnership is possible! And not only that preferable. We don’t have to go it alone. Well, unless you want to! But why would you?! First aired: Jan 6,...
How She Turned Her Novel Into a Film — at 50+
Have you ever had a dream that stayed with you… even when life got busy? A creative whisper that kept tapping you on the shoulder saying, “Hey, remember me?” In this episode, I chatted...
Decode The Obsidian Tower’s Setting
Decode The Obsidian Tower’s Setting – How To Write the Future podcast, episode 187 *** “By setting in this case, we are getting the scope of the world. We are learning the rules of...
How Much Science in Your Sci-Fi Stories?
How Much Science in Your Sci-Fi Stories? – How To Write the Future podcast, epsiode 186 *** “Go ahead and base your sci-fi entirely on your own imagination, whatever science that you want to...
You Moved to Scottsdale by Catharine Bramkamp
You Moved to Scottsdale explores how artists can reclaim creativity after relocation, caregiving, or life change and why art still matters.
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