How do you know when an idea is a short story, a novella, or a full-length novel? How can you turn one story into multiple streams of income? Alan Baxter talks about a long-term craft-centered …
Can Stories Save The World? Writing For The Environment With Denise Baden
The relentless news about climate change can leave us despondent — but what if we can use fiction to help people with positive ideas of what the future could look like and the actions we can take to …
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Writing And Podcasting Poetry With Mark McGuinness
How can we balance creative passion projects with work that brings in an income? What are the different types of poetry and how can we bring them alive through the spoken word? Mark McGuinness …
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Who Killed My Mother? Writing And Podcasting True Crime Memoir With Kory Shrum
On July 4, 2020, Kory Shrum received two phone calls. One from her uncle, saying her mother was found dead in her bedroom from an overdose. A second from a homicide detective saying he believes it was …
How to Research Your Book With Vikki Carter, The Author’s Librarian
How do you research a book in the most appropriate way? How can you keep track of your sources and attribute them correctly, as well as avoiding inadvertent plagiarism? How can you get your book/s …
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Build Better Worlds: Anthropology For Writers With Michael Kilman
How can anthropology — the study of human cultures — teach us to build richer and more convincing worlds for our stories? What questions do we need to ask of our characters and settings to bring them …
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