In which the writer discusses how the development of “Dead Twin Sister” was indicative of his career as a writer. Follow Email PostShare on Tumblr
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In which the writer bemoans his desire to write the Great American Novel! Follow Email PostShare on Tumblr
Me And My Muse Episode 57
In which the writer discusses the dreaded ego when dealing with editors or other third-party people (or third-party party people). Follow Email PostShare on Tumblr
Me and My Muse Episode 56
In which the writer discusses having pride in your earlier work. Follow Email PostShare on Tumblr
Me And My Muse: Episode 55
In which the writer discusses the importance of writing outside your comfort zone. Follow Email PostShare on Tumblr
Me And My Muse: Episode 54
In which the writer explains “Show don’t tell” in a way everyone should understand. Follow Email PostShare on Tumblr
Me And My Muse: Episode 53
In which the writer discusses with his muse one tool he uses to solve plot problems. Follow Email PostShare on Tumblr
Me And My Muse: Episode 52
In which the writer answers a burning question in every author’s career … Why are sequels so hard?!?! Follow Email PostShare on Tumblr
Me and My Muse Episode 51
In which the writer discusses how being your own worst critic can be advantageous. Follow Email PostShare on Tumblr
Me and My Muse: Episode 50
In which the writer talks about how characters drive a story forward. Follow Email PostShare on Tumblr
Me and My Muse: Episode 49
In which the writer talks about the fear of not being able to re-create the “magic” in a sequel. Follow Email PostShare on Tumblr
Me and My Muse: Episode 48
In which the writer discusses the idea behind “knowing the audience” and how that can alter the course of the art. Follow Email PostShare on Tumblr
Me And My Muse: Episode 47
In which the writer discusses why you shouldn’t game the system. Follow Email PostShare on Tumblr
Me and My Muse: Episode 46
In which the writer, once again, discusses the writer’s voice. Follow Email PostShare on Tumblr
Me and My Muse Episode 45
In which the writer discusses writing to “the audience”. Follow Email PostShare on Tumblr