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6. JUST WRITE IT: Why You Need to Word Vomit in Order to Write a Novel
Today’s guest on AM I WRITE? brings her unique experience writing and publishing her first novel while still a JUNIOR in high school. Caroline Wei takes a seat at the podcast table to speak with and inspire young writers to pursue their ideas. Tune in to she and host Sheridan Sharp’s conversation about the challenges and benefits of self-publishing and why the hardest–and most important–part of starting the process is just writing it down.
Resources
Caroline’s Blog
Buy Caroline’s Book: The Amnesia Experiment
About Caroline Wei
Caroline is a self-published author from The Woodlands, Texas, and has been telling stories all her life. Her first novel, The Amnesia Experiment, is a sci-fi retelling of post-World War Cinderella. It was released the summer before her junior year of high school. Now graduated, Caroline continues her exploration of science fiction and is delving deeper into the art of weaving words.
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By Sheridan SharpToday’s guest on AM I WRITE? brings her unique experience writing and publishing her first novel while still a JUNIOR in high school. Caroline Wei takes a seat at the podcast table to speak with and inspire young writers to pursue their ideas. Tune in to she and host Sheridan Sharp’s conversation about the challenges and benefits of self-publishing and why the hardest–and most important–part of starting the process is just writing it down.
Resources
Caroline’s Blog
Buy Caroline’s Book: The Amnesia Experiment
About Caroline Wei
Caroline is a self-published author from The Woodlands, Texas, and has been telling stories all her life. Her first novel, The Amnesia Experiment, is a sci-fi retelling of post-World War Cinderella. It was released the summer before her junior year of high school. Now graduated, Caroline continues her exploration of science fiction and is delving deeper into the art of weaving words.