Interview with writer and stand-up comic, Tim Ewins “It’s a good thing to write every day, I just don’t do it.” Episode 76 – Show Notes – Tim Ewins Prefer to write and read novels Writes during lunch breaks at work – with a monthly word target Four years to write his first book Coffee […] The post #76 – Tim Ewins – Write Through The Roof appeared first on .

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#76 – Tim Ewins – Write Through The Roof

Interview with ‘dark and weird’ writer, Alison Littlewood ‘History, folklore, ghosts and spooky things.’ Episode 75 – Alison Littlewood – Show Notes Plot beginnings and endings and pants it all the rest of the way Word count spreadsheet – 1000 words per day Obsessive about edits Satisfies the canine overlords before she begins a writing […] The post #75 – Alison Littlewood – Write Through The Roof appeared first on .

#75 – Alison Littlewood – Write Through The Roof

Interview with author and music journalist, Jon Black “You can’t do a one-to-one transition of role-playing to fiction.” Episode 74 – Jon Black No preference for medium but a natural geography and cluster in terms of word counts Mix of a plotter and pantser. Influenced by role-playing games Environment is important – quirky 24-hour coffee […] The post #74 – Jon Black – Write Through The Roof appeared first on .

#74 – Jon Black – Write Through The Roof

Interview with debut steampunk author, Kristy Childs “How to make Sleeping Beauty an active protagonist.” Episode 73 – Kristy Childs – Show Notes Writes seasonally – starts in November with Nanowrimo until April Light plot outline but generally pantsing Fuelled by green tea Themes are usually concepts to be included in the work – e.g. […] The post #73 – Kristy Childs – Write Through The Roof podcast appeared first on .

#73 – Kristy Childs – Write Through The Roof podcast

Interview with paranormal author, Violeta M. Bagia “Whatever you do, you’re only going to get better by repeating it.” Episode 72 – Violeta M. Bagia – Show Notes Writes every day without fail Early morning writing time is the best Nice pair of shoes are required to write Poetic and “prose-y” style. PTSD, new identity, […] The post #72 – Violeta M. Bagia – Write Through The Roof appeared first on .

#72 – Violeta M. Bagia – Write Through The Roof

Interview with cosy mystery writer Debbie Young “Cosy mysteries are an antidote to the strains of modern life” Episode 71 – Debbie Young – Show Notes Short novels are her favourite form Journalistic background but mainly a pantser Writes a chapter a day in the writing phase Doesn’t always write every day. Needs to recharge […] The post #71 – Debbie Young – Write Through The Roof appeared first on .

#71 – Debbie Young – Write Through The Roof

Episode 70 – interview with sci-fi author, podcaster and writing coach, RR Campbell. “There’s no Twitter, no email. The coffee is here. The time has come.” Episode 70 – Show Notes Meticulous planner rather than pantser – with scene by scene outlines. This means every morning he wakes up and knows exactly what he’s going […] The post #70 – R.R. Campbell – Write Through The Roof appeared first on .

#70 – R.R. Campbell – Write Through The Roof

Interview with Alan Baxter, writer of dark weird shit ‘Write caffeinated and edit drunk’ Episode 69 – Alan Baxter – Show Notes Baxter believes plotting and pantsing is a sliding scale. Vomit drafter but often edits a little before starting each day’s writing session Has a target of 5000 words per week when writing first […] The post #69 – Alan Baxter – Write Through The Roof appeared first on .

#69 – Alan Baxter – Write Through The Roof

Interview with Lee Kofman – author and writing teacher ‘In each draft I try to get one or two things right rather than everything.’ Episode 68 – Lee Kofman – Show Notes Creative non-fiction is her current favourite medium. Closer to poetry than non-fiction. It is a fresher and younger experimental genre. Multi-tasking with children […] The post #68 – Lee Kofman – Write Through The Roof appeared first on .

#68 – Lee Kofman – Write Through The Roof

Interview with Afro-futurist writer Agnes Gomillion “I wanted people to reflect on their relative state of freedom.” Episode 67 – Agnes Gomillion – Show Notes Writes something every day – maybe poetry or notes but not necessarily her ‘work-in-progress’ Poetry, songs and lyrical writing Sleep is writing fuel of choice Afrofuturism – lift the audience […] The post #67 – Agnes Gomillion – Write Through The Roof appeared first on .

#67 – Agnes Gomillion – Write Through The Roof

Interview with alternative history novelist Alison Morton ‘Exercise your writing muscle in different ways on different days.’ Episode 66 – Alison Morton – Show Notes 30% plotter and 70% pantser Black moments: when it all falls apart for the main character Writing versus marketing Tea imported in from England – sergeant major’s tea Wanted to […] The post #66 – Alison Morton – Write Through The Roof appeared first on .

#66 – Alison Morton – Write Through The Roof

Podcast interview with historical novelist, Clare Flynn ‘Read everything I could get my little hands on.’ Episode 65 – Clare Flynn – Show Notes Instinctive pantser who occasionally tries to plot The first book took 15 years to write but now tries to be more disciplined Writes most days Two solutions if the words are […] The post #65 – Clare Flynn – Write Through The Roof appeared first on .

#65 – Clare Flynn – Write Through The Roof

Interview with horror and fantasy writer Christopher Ruz ‘Look for people who are one or two stages ahead of where you’re at.’ Episode 64 – Christopher Ruz – Show Notes Doesn’t know how to write short stories any more. Tries to write every day – most productive when writing every day Rituals – encasing in […] The post #64 – Christopher Ruz – Write Through The Roof appeared first on .

#64 – Christopher Ruz – Write Through The Roof

Interview with best-selling romance & mystery writer Toby Neal ‘People are preoccupied by crime because we want to recognise the wolves in our midst’ Episode 63 – Toby Neal – Show Notes Writing is like a muscle – needs regular workouts 2000 words a day target Both a plotter and a pantser. More pantser for […] The post #63 – Toby Neal – Write Through The Roof appeared first on .

#63 – Toby Neal – Write Through The Roof

Episode 62 with Suzanne J Willis – fantasy short story & flash-fiction writer ‘The best kind of fairies, you know, the nasty ones’ Episode 62 – Suzanne J Willis – Show Notes A natural pantser but learning to plot and outline. A structure helps to hit the right beats Making notes every day but not […] The post #62 – Suzanne J Willis – Write Through The Roof appeared first on .

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