More Infrequently Asked Questions
I spent a couple hours talking to myself today. Technically, I was typing to myself, but it’s still an odd situation to be both the interviewer and interviewee.
I spent a couple hours talking to myself today. Technically, I was typing to myself, but it’s still an odd situation to be both the interviewer and interviewee.
Answer: I have no idea — even after writing nine of them. Maybe some authors have a formula that produces consistent results, but for me, the question is too nuanced to allow for a simple solution.
Continuing the tradition of giving stuff away in thanks for the support I’ve received from friends, family, and fans, I’m pleased to pass along these wallpapers.
This year, I’ve had the privilege of watching two of my peers reach the finish line with their respective literary ventures.
While I love talking about writing, I recently learned I don’t like listening to myself talk about writing. Or anything else, for that matter.
When I first caught wind of the One Million Project, my first thought was how the One Million Project and One Million Words, my publishing company, might work together.
More than a year after I published three books in one day, I’m still working on getting the word out.
What is the digital equivalent of schizophrenia? Whatever it is, my website has it. More specifically, my brand suffers from it.
What do princesses, superheroes, and space explorers have in common? In a word: magic.
I never thought I’d have to raise $10,000 in 60 days. In my defense, I expected I’d have longer—at least four months to mobilize a small army of backers.