How To Write The Future

“To write a novel, you really need to be able to already be able to sit down and write. Even if it"s just a little bit at a time.” This episode is part of a mini-series based on the “Trust Your Creative Heart Roadmap” where Beth Barany discusses the method she developed to help writers go from idea to published science

“I help you go from idea to finished science fiction or fantasy novel that you are proud of.” How To Write the Future host, Beth Barany kicks off her first episode based on her Trust Your Creative Heart Roadmap method called, “You are Here: Take an Assessment and Clarify your goals (Step 1)” where she explains why it’s

“I really recommend that you trust your own style and voice. Don"t let anyone tell you that what you are trying to do is wrong or bad, or that you"re wrong or bad for doing it. Trust yourself, trust your heart.” In the latest How To Write the Future podcast episode, “Trust Your Creative Heart Roadmap for Science Fictio

“I want you to own the relationship with your reader. It should be your website they"re buying on, not mine. So they"re buying on your website. They"re experiencing your process.” -- Damon Courtney  In “Interview with BookFunnel creator Damon Courtney, part 2” How To Write the Future podcast host, Beth Barany continues

“I set out really just to write myself a set of instructions that I could give to readers who joined my list. And ended up building BookFunnel.” -- Damon Courtney In this How To Write the Future podcast episode, “Interview with Bookfunnel creator Damon Courtney” host, Beth Barany interviews Bookfunnel creator Damon Cou

“What I"ll tell people is to find your writing group, find your writing family.” -- R.A. Clarke In this episode, “Interview with Science Fiction Western novelist, Rachael Clarke, Part 2 Part 2” podcast host Beth Barany continues her interview with Rachael Clarke where they discuss Rachael’s writing process, including o