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.
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Q&A with Debadrita Sarkar
Debadrita Sarkar shares her reflections on her inspirations, creative process, challenges, published work, and upcoming poetry books.
Q&A with Lisa Towles, Thriller Author
Award-winning author Lisa Towles shares her writing journey, passions, challenges, and latest thriller, Switch, in this candid interview.
Q&A with Paper Lantern Writers
The Paper Lantern Writers, a collective of historical fiction writers across multiple genres, answer questions about their group.
Q&A with Lisbeth Mizula
Lisbeth Mizula shares her writing process and all the work that has gone into her debut to be finished by December 2025, Writing is Murder.
Q&A with Benjamin Bradley
Benjamin Bradley talks about the hardest part of writing, the drafting sequence, and more. Check out his book What’s Left Behind!
Q&A with Ian Worrall
Ian Worrall talks about his writing process and saving up for a cover. Check out his new book No Mercy For The Guilty in April 2025!
Q&A with Jennifer Jaxxon-Louis
Jennifer Jaxxon-Louis answers questions about her experiences with book marketing and her new book, One In Vermillion May Live.
Q&A with Andrea Reider
In this Q&A with Andrea Reider, she shares her experience typesetting with mainstream publishing and self published author alike.
Q&A with Nathan Yacos, Novelist
Join us for a Q&A with author Nathan Yacos. He thinks everyone has a civic responsibility to advocate for others. What do you think?
Q&A with Writer and Editor, Erin Lale
In this Q&A, editor and author Erin Lale talks about her journey from copywriting to publishing.
Q&A with LA Bourgeois
LA Bourgeois answers some frequently asked questions about her process, her career, and her decisions to self publish.
How to bring magical elements into your contemporary story (Q&A)
How to bring magical elements into your contemporary story (Q&A) – How To Write the Future podcast, episode 115 “It’s very common in the urban fantasy genre for there to be a group...
How do I rein in all my ideas? (Q&A)
How do I rein in all my ideas? (Q&A) – How To Write the Future podcast, episode 114 “Do you need to think bigger? Do you need to think of a map that...
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