Given all I’ve heard and read about how horrible traditional publishing is with shitty odds and no support, why shouldn’t I just self-publish my book and take control of the process myself?
It's hard to get back into whatever I was writing if I'm away for a few days. How can I dive in again?
I know we’re not supposed to ask this because it seems amateurish, but where do you get your ideas?
I feel like I’m missing something that maybe I could get from a workshop or MFA. The problem is that I can’t afford either one. What do you suggest for people kind of striking out on their own?
I know we’re all told that good things are difficult and work is work, but shouldn’t writing be…more fun than this?
HOW DO I WRITE MORE APPROACHABLY WITHOUT FEEDING PABLUM TO THE MASSES?
Sometimes people refer to “turning a corner” in the writing of their fiction, like they’re leveling up. What does that mean and how do I do it on purpose?
How do I balance the amount of description and dialogue and thoughts and things in my fiction? I feel like I go on a tear and overdo one way over the others for long passages.
How often do you approach the box where you keep your past works and revisit writing that was rejected to improve your writing now?
