Author Ecosystem with Russell Nohelty, part 2 Go HERE, to listen to part 1 and for the full transcript. “You’re not doing marketing wrong, you’re doing the wrong marketing.” – Russell Nohelty In “Episode...
Author Ecosystem with Russell Nohelty, part 1, How To Write the Future podcast, episode 64 “I’m a sprinter. I want to run fast and then recover for like weeks, months, and then do it...
Writing Mystery in a Sci-Fi World – How To Write the Future podcast, episode 63 “You need to indicate to the reader right away that you are writing a science fiction story.” In “Episode...
Science Fiction Romance and AI Tools with Keri Kruspe – How To Write the Future podcast, episode 62 “To me, when you’re writing anything with science fiction, the best way to present that is...
The Power of NaNoWriMo – How To Write the Future podcast, episode 61 “If it is your dream to write a novel this year, then I invite you into our plan your novel material.”...
Permission to be Creative with Nina Hart, Part 2 – How To Write the Future podcast, episode 60 “Because I think like so many of us need to unlearn things. And also the process...
Bring Playfulness to Your Writing with Nina Hart, Part 1 – How To Write the Future podcast, – episode 59 “So, I decided I would go back to beginner’s mind. I would stop taking...
What is “enough research” for a science fiction novel? – How To Write the Future podcast, episode 58 “My motto for myself around research specifically is: if it’s not fun, stop doing it.” In...
How Space Debris Inspires My Current Novel – How To Write the Future episode 57 What are you deeply inspired about, are you doing the research on it? Have you figured out who...
The Creative Process: Beginnings, Middles, and Ends – How To Write the Future episode 56 “Find your audience and announce your creation to the world. Let your light shine. Enlighten us with your beauty,...
Get Writing: Seven Ways to Get Out of Your Own Way – How To Write the Future episode 55 “One thing we’re not super good at as humans is how to be happy, how...
Self-Publish Your Novel in a Nutshell – How To Write the Future episode 54 “You can spend as little or as much as you want, and it’s really a time and money equation.” In...
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The Risk of Living a Creative Life: Should vs. What? – How To Write the Future, podcast episode 53 “To be an artist, we must step away from the norm to be able to see...
The Benefits of Working with a Fiction Writing Coach – How To Write the Future, podcast episode 52 “As fiction writers, we are sharing parts of ourselves onto the page, and that can be...
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