Today we have feedback from Jillane on the book Throwing Lead.

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Today Mitsi asks: Is there a second volume of Throwing Lead coming?

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A listener has feedback on Suave Rob’s amazing voice and attitude.

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Herbert asks: If one is artistic, and wanted to get into the business of making book covers for indie writers, where would one start?

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Art asks: How much character suffering is too much?

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Ed has feedbacon on episode 888, on creative freedom and racist publishers.

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Herbert asks:  How would I write about a topic without writing “message fiction”?

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Today Ian asks: So, what’s the deal with Substack?

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Today Dan reads The Garden of Prosperine, by Algernon Charles Swinburne

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Art asks: How do you write polymaths, and develop a believable background for their knowledge?

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