HOW TO WRITE THE FUTURE PODCAST
by Kerry-Ann McDade · Published March 17, 2025 · Last modified March 20, 2025
African Heritage Meets Interstellar Travel: Why Nnedi Okorafor’s Binti Trilogy is Essential Afrofuturism – How To Write the Future podcast, episode 144 African Heritage Meets Interstellar Travel: Why Nnedi Okorafor’s Binti Trilogy is Essential...
Benjamin Bradley talks about the hardest part of writing, the drafting sequence, and more. Check out his book What’s Left Behind!
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!
Jennifer Jaxxon-Louis answers questions about her experiences with book marketing and her new book, One In Vermillion May Live.
HOW TO WRITE THE FUTURE PODCAST
by Kerry-Ann McDade · Published March 10, 2025 · Last modified March 13, 2025
Elizabeth Moon: Crafting Strong Female Protagonists in Science Fiction – How To Write the Future podcast, episode 143 “So I highly recommend Elizabeth Moon, if you like military ship captains who are these strong,...
Kirsten McNeill wants to reassure you that, as a writer, there are infinite possibilities for the future of your work! Believe in yourself!
Catherine Bramkamp shares her tips on how to talk to an agent. Get in there, follow the script, then shut up and take the win!
HOW TO WRITE THE FUTURE PODCAST
by Kerry-Ann McDade · Published March 3, 2025 · Last modified March 13, 2025
How Science Fiction Can Change the World – How To Write the Future podcast, episode 142 “I would say I live in this space with my Janey McCallister Space Station Mystery series. I think...
LA Bourgeois shares some tips on how to remember what you read, tying in to a review of Dana Miranda’s “You Don’t Need a Budget.”
If you’re working on your book about Sherlock Holmes, you might wonder, when do copyrights expire? Kelley Way has the answers for you.
Favorite Science Explainers on YouTube (Part 2) – How To Write the Future podcast, episode 141 Science Explainer: “ That is a term that has come out in the last bit of years to explain...
Laurel Osterkamp talks about which tropes to avoid if you want to write an engaging novel that empowers the characters you write about.
Andrea Reider shares a story of being a consultant, keeping the job. But how was focusing on staying freelance going to help her? Find out!
HOW TO WRITE THE FUTURE PODCAST
by Kerry-Ann McDade · Published February 17, 2025 · Last modified March 13, 2025
Favorite Science Explainers on YouTube (Part 1) – How To Write the Future podcast, episode 140 “As you may have noticed, these are all women science explainers and scientists, because I really want to...
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