Nichole asks: If there is another writer with the Pen name you were thinking of but they write in another genre, do you think it is a good idea to go ahead with the Pen name?

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Roland has feedback on the Future History episode.

Resources Mentioned

Adjusting Your Future History On the Fly

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Nichole asks: My first rejection letter was a form letter. Should I retool my story before sending it out again, or submit it as is?

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Tim asks: When writing fast, how often do you STOP and think to steer the story? The analogy here is a sailing catamaran, whereon you stop moving to tack, and catch the wind again. How long does that typically take if and when you do it?

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Nichole asks: Kitty, what has been your writing/editor’s Journey? And what do you think makes a good editor?

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Tim asks: Ray Bradbury’s Zen and the Art of Writing is an interesting collection to me, though I’ve not read much of his fiction. What do you think about taking advice from authors whose fiction you haven’t engaged with?

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Nichole asks: What is your advice for writers conferences? How can you get the best out of them if you are not a presenter? I plan to go to my first this summer.

Writer’s Conventions: Are They Worth It?

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Nichole asks: What’s up with D.C.? Why can’t they compete effectively with Marvel?

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Tim asks: After a years-long slump from serious depression, I’m finally writing again. Should I still take to avoid burn-out? Is it possible to write too much?

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Rose asks: Is there a publishing platform on which I could potentially monetize a serialized story?

Substack

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