FAQ
Professional
Q-When were you first published?
Q-What made you want to be a writer?
Q-When did you know you wanted to be a writer?
Q-What is your favorite part of writing?
Q-Do you ever get writer's block?
Q- Do you make an outline?
Q-What’s a typical day like for you when it comes to writing? Q-Q-Where do you write?
Q-What’s your best advice to deal with rejection?
Q-How does one become a published writer?
Q-Do you ever get writers block?
Q-How does someone get an agent?
Q-Do you make an outline?
Q-What books have helped you most as a writer?
Q-What’s a typical day like for you when it comes to writing? Q-Q-Where do you write?
Q-It’s so hard to complete a book.
Q-Where did you find the time to write newspaper columns, host a weekly radio show and write a book?
Q-What’s your best advice to deal with rejection?
The writing process
Q-How do I choose a book title?
Q-How do I know if I have a good plot?
Q-What are some common writing mistakes?
Q-What do I need to know about writing a series?
Q-What should young writers know about the writing process?
Q-What is a hook, and how to I craft a good one?
Q-How do I classify my book in a certain genre?
Q-What is the difference between suspense, thrillers, and mysteries?
Q-What is a “platform”?
Q-What is the difference between YA and adult novels?
Q-Which is more important: character or plot?
Q-Should I follow publishing trends?
Q-What is the difference between commercial and literary fiction?
Q-What do people mean when they say “show don’t tell?”
Q-Can I turn my blog into a book?
Q-Do I need a prologue? Should I get rid of my prologue?