The 5-Question [Writer] Interview - The Writer's Inner Journey

The 5-Question [Author] Interview: Shanna Mahin

How do you know what you don’t know? Sometimes I figure it out on the page.

The 5-Question [Author] Interview: Shanna Mahin

The 5-Question [Author] Interview: Margaret Dilloway

You have to remind yourself to write in service of the story.

The 5-Question [Author] Interview: Margaret Dilloway

The 5-Question [Editor] Interview: Jessica Gadsden

Writing comes first.

The 5-Question [Editor] Interview: Jessica Gadsden

The 5-Question [Author] Interview: Rufi Thorpe

Well, sometimes when people tell you something is bad, it is because it is. And you have to be more interested in fixing the thing than in nursing your own vanity.

The 5-Question [Author] Interview: Rufi Thorpe

The 5-Question [Author] Interview: Jim Ruland

What I cherish most about writing: it fills the solitude.

The 5-Question [Author] Interview: Jim Ruland

The 5-Question [Creative] Interview: Jordan Levinson

I approach creative panic attacks the same way I cope with getting the flu: I surrender, coddle myself and let it run its course.

The 5-Question [Creative] Interview: Jordan Levinson

The 5-Question [Author] Interview: Renee Swindle

I take feeling fear as a good sign.

The 5-Question [Author] Interview: Renee Swindle

The 5-Question [Author] Interview: Toni Bernhard

Creativity requires an open mind and an open heart. The alternative is to cling to our views and opinions, and that carries fear with it—fear of being wrong.

The 5-Question [Author] Interview: Toni Bernhard

The 5-Question [Author] Interview: Anita Hughes

I generally just write novels and I visualize the whole chapter before I start, so I definitely know where it will end.

The 5-Question [Author] Interview: Anita Hughes