Mini AMA · Author interview
Mini AMA: Tommy Kerper (SourpatchHero)
Tommy Kerper, author of I'm Not the Hero, on sidekicks, pantsing, working with Podium and Nick Podehl, and what a writing day looks like now.
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Blog & AMA
Stories from the writing desk and the world of The Amatherean Tales.
Mini AMA · Author interview
Mini AMA: Jez Cajiao
Jez Cajiao, author of the Underverse series and a founder of Legion Publishing and LitRPGCon, on building a readership, indie versus traditional publishing, and why the LitRPG community is so friendly.
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Mini AMA: Jason J. Willis
Jason J. Willis, author of the System Apocalypse: Liberty series, on writing a teacher hero, moving from short fiction to novels, and working inside Tao Wong's universe.
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Mini AMA: Jay Krauss
Jay Krauss, author of Will of the Immortals and The Immortals' Mask, on juggling series, writing routines, going full time, and who really wears the trousers.
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Mini AMA: Brian J. Nordon
Brian J. Nordon, author of the Quest Academy series, on writing a pragmatic lead, crafting systems, his influences and his advice for aspiring authors. The very first Mini AMA.
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From the writing desk · Bosloe
Why I Started Writing at 48
People are kind about it when they find out. "Better late than never," they say, usually with a slightly surprised look, as though a man in his late forties picking up a keyboard and aiming at a publishing deal is a rare and brave thing. I always smile and say thanks. The honest answer is that it never felt late. It felt overdue, and then it felt like the right time, and those two feelings arrived within about a week of each other.
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