Interview Posts
Write Now with Lauren Gibaldi
Lauren Gibaldi is an author, anthologist, and librarian. Lauren shares how she wrote three books by aiming for 30-minutes of writing a day.
Write Now with Dane McBeth
Dane McBeth is a 22-year-old who published 52 books on Amazon. Learn more about Dane’s process in today’s Write Now interview.
Write Now with Samantha Specks
Do you ever get the writers’ scaries? Author Samantha Specks explains how this feeling is normal and easily corrected.
Write Now with Helene Opocensky
In today’s Write Now interview, Helene Opocensky shares her solution to writer’s block: everything is always fixable.
Write Now with Shannon Baker
“I now tell myself I have to eat the frog first before I can get to the good stuff on the plate.”
Write Now with Cynthia Hamilton
In today’s Write Now interview, Cynthia Hamilton explains how writing is a messy practice. Maybe you can relate?
Write Now with Lee Swift
In today’s interview with Lee Swift from Netflix's The Circle, he explains how writing enables others to see themselves and dare to dream.
Write Now with Lindsey Salatka
“For me, ‘writing schedule‘ is an oxymoron. I procrastinate like crazy, so I often write late at night.”
Write Now with David A. Shapiro
How one author uses his birthday to guide and challenge his writing
Write Now with Hilary Hauck
How an unopened bottle of wine keeps this writer motivated
Write Now With Bella Mahaya Carter
How recognizing self-doubt is liberating for writers
Write Now with Brenda Sparks Prescott
How one writer uses historical fiction to honor BIPOC lives
Write Now with Amanda McKinney
How one writer begins each morning at 3:30 am
Write Now with Nitzan Mager
How a screenwriter seeks to answer the question, “what is the story?”
Write Now with Kristin Harmel
“There’s no such thing as wasted writing — but neglecting to sit down and make the effort is wasted time.”
Write Now with Jenny Torres Sanchez
“Writing is my way of working through the dark and to find my way to the beauty and hope in our world.”
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