What am I supposed to do with him? Kill him? Keep him? Leave him to starve?—The Dragonbone Chair by Tad Williams Welcome to our fifth book chat, strokers! We’re on our journey through Tad Williams’ seminal trilogy, Memory, Sorrow, and Thorn. Three of us there are: full-time and part-time authors who’ve trod this dark and […]
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The Dragonbone Chair, Ch. 16-20, Bookclub Chat
“Oh,” Binabik said, “you are not going to be crying again, are you?” —The Dragonbone Chair by Tad Williams Welcome to our fourth book chat, strokers! We’re on our journey through Tad Williams’s seminal trilogy, Memory, Sorrow, and Thorn. Three of us there are: full-time and part-time authors who’ve trod this dark and wondrous path, […]
Richard Fox AMA | Queen of Sidonia Launch
Tune in to The Writer’s Journey Friday for a very special AMA! Richard Fox is joining us to dig into any and all writerly questions you may have. We’ll also get some juicy insights into the upcoming audiobook release of The Queen of Sidonia narrated by Moira Quirk. Get your favorite snacks ready and your […]
The Dragonbone Chair, Ch. 11-15, Bookclub Chat
"A great wind rushed through him, filling him with wild haste, pushing him on."—The Dragonbone Chair by Tad Williams Welcome to our third book chat, strokers! We’re on our journey through Tad Williams’ seminal trilogy, Memory, Sorrow, and Thorn. Three of us there are: full-time and part-time authors who’ve trod this dark and wondrous path, […]
The Dragonbone Chair, Ch. 6-10, Bookclub Chat
"There is a queer air in the halls of this house tonight.” —The Dragonbone Chair by Tad Williams Welcome to our second book chat, strokers! We’re on our journey through Tad Williams’ seminal trilogy, Memory, Sorrow, and Thorn. Three of us there are: full-time and part-time authors who’ve trod this dark and wondrous path, and […]
The Dragonbone Chair, Ch. 1-5, Book Chat
“On this day of days there was an unfamiliar stirring deep inside the dozing heart of the Hayholt, in the castle’s bewildering warren of quiet passages and overgrown, ivy-choked courtyards, in the monk’s holes and damp, shadowed chambers.”—The Dragonbone Chair by Tad Williams Welcome, strokers! Tonight we’re doing something a little different–not an interview, but […]
Tad Williams AMA
The Writer’s Journey is swinging in with an AMA you don’t want to miss. Tad Williams is a California-based fantasy author whose work has helped shape the fantasy genre as we know it today. He’s joining us for a chat and to answer all of your burning questions. Join us LIVE on Friday @ 8 […]
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Editing a Novel for Audio | Steve Beaulieu
When audiobooks swept the market with renewed vigor, it opened up the potential for a whole new audience to enjoy our stories. But the big question is: how do you edit for audio? Is there a difference between writing for reading vs. listening? We’ve got Steve Beaulieu on today from Aethon Books publishing to dive […]
How Do I Know If My Editing Feedback Is Sound? | Kat Fieler & Ellen Campbell
Have you ever received feedback on your stories (whether from a professional or a friend) that said–if you just do this one thing, it’d make the plot or characters better? Did you listen? Should you listen? That’s the big question on our minds here at TWJ: when does critique help or harm, and how can […]