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Q&A with Eric Witchey: Part 7

This is a part of a seven part Q&A with Eric Witchey, interviewed by M.K. Martin. To see the introduction to this craft talk series click here. To read Part 6 click here. M.K. Martin: Editing – For some writers editing can range from daunting to boring. What can writers learn from self-editing that paying a professional […]

Posted bywcadmin6hFebruary 4, 2018Posted inCraft, UncategorizedTags: Craft, craft talk, eric w, eric witchey, fiction fluency

Q&A with Eric Witchey: Part 6

This is a part of a seven part Q&A with Eric Witchey, interviewed by M.K. Martin. To see the introduction to this craft talk series click here. To read Part 5 click here. M.K. Martin: Many writers are very resistant to plotting, planning, etc. preferring to fling themselves into the stream of inspiration and hope for the […]

Posted bywcadmin6hFebruary 3, 2018Posted inCraft, UncategorizedTags: Craft, craft talk, eric w, eric witchey, fiction fluency

Q&A with Eric Witchey: Part 5

This is a part of a seven part Q&A with Eric Witchey, interviewed by M.K. Martin. To see the introduction to this craft talk series click here. To read Part 4 click here.   M.K. Martin: Often stories, especially short stories, are rejected because they fall apart at the climax or shortly thereafter (For more on this, […]

Posted bywcadmin6hFebruary 2, 2018Posted inCraft, UncategorizedTags: Craft, craft talk, eric w, eric witchey, fiction fluency

Q&A with Eric Witchey: Part 3

This is a part of a seven part Q&A with Eric Witchey, interviewed by M.K. Martin. To see the introduction to this craft talk series click here. To read Part 2 click here. M.K. Martin: What is your favorite scene that you wrote and why? Eric Witchey: Wow… I have no idea. Of the many thousands […]

Posted bywcadmin6hJanuary 31, 2018Posted inCraft, UncategorizedTags: Craft, craft talk, eric w, eric witchey, fiction fluency

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