Woo-Woo and Fiction Writing
Woo-Woo and Fiction Writing – How To Write the Future podcast, episode 165 *** “Do you like to daydream? I love to daydream. I’ve always loved to daydream ever since I was a child...
Woo-Woo and Fiction Writing – How To Write the Future podcast, episode 165 *** “Do you like to daydream? I love to daydream. I’ve always loved to daydream ever since I was a child...
HOW TO WRITE THE FUTURE PODCAST
by Kerry-Ann McDade · Published August 4, 2025 · Last modified August 11, 2025
Human Design and Fiction Writers – How to Write the Future podcast, episode 164 *** “Human Design is really helping you work with your energy rather than against it. There is no reason why...
Discover how Anne-Laure Le Cunff’s Tiny Experiments inspires creatives to grow through curiosity, small steps, and reflection.
Writing Science Fiction for Social Impact – How To Write the Future podcast, episode 158 *** “What would it look like if we did take care of everyone?” – Beth Barany In this episode...
Writing isn’t meant to be easy. A raw look at the struggles, growth, and emotional journey of a novice writer.
Do you struggle to write? Catharine Bramkamp thinks you might need a room of your own. Here are some ways to work with what you have.
A novice writer’s battle is one that Iman Llompart knows well. But how do you keep going when the pessimism sets in? Here are some tips.
Kirsten McNeill wants to reassure you that, as a writer, there are infinite possibilities for the future of your work! Believe in yourself!
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.”
Kirsten McNeill shares insight on the forces of transformation & empowerment. Let your sunflower shine and transform your writer self!
Ever dreamed about writing in the woods? Just can’t find the funds? Catherine Bramkamp shares her ideas for a cheap, DIY writing retreat.
Are you behind on your TBR pile? LA Bourgeois shares her methods on how to finish reading a book while staying interested and engaged.
Our friend LA Bourgeois shares some tips on setting goals, like writing effective lists and playing around while you do it!
Catherine Bramkamp wants to reassure you: art will find you. Whether it’s dancing, collage, or writing, your possibilities are endless.
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