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Answering Writing Questions from Reddit (/r/writing)

Today I'm scrolling Reddit (the writing sub-reddit) and answering questions off-the-cuff--based mostly on subject lines and short previews. Here is the sub:   / writing   This started as an exercise in snark, but on the day I filmed there was mostly good questions! Timestamps: 01:18 Does social media help or hurt your writing process 01:52 I've run out of ideas/my ideas aren't good 02:42 How can authors afford to publish?! 02:59 What materials should you send to beta readers? 03:48 How to write a story w/o dialogue? 04:15 Get off Reddit and write lol 04:48 Do you agree w/ Stephen King that if you are a bad writer you can't become a good one? 06:14 What is great worldbuilding? 07:19 How do you write a book set in Russia but character all speak English? 08:48 How many books do you need to sell to be successful? 10:35 Can you have a superhero in a novel? 11:58 When it is appropriate to take a break from writing your novel? 13:16 My first draft is garbage 13:26 Should I enter a writing contest? 13:47 How should I start writing? 14:37 How can a teen improve their writing? 16:36 Do you have an idea that's greater than your current writing level/skills 17:38 How to overcome procrastination? 18:33 I didn't mean to kill a character, it just happened! 18:57 Could I be a writer & actor? 19:15 Do you have to follow grammar rules when writing? 20:03 Is it unprofessional to use Microsoft Word? 20:17 Writing software? 20:31 Does anyone else hate the word incredulously? 20:40 What makes you fall in love with an idea? 21:17 Should you make a website for your book before you query? 22:02 What is the summary on the inside of the book called? 22:15 How to break free of brainstorming and start writing? 23:51 How to write slice of life story w/o it getting boring 24:06 YA novels and character ages 24:30 How to accurately write high school students if you're an adult (asker is 22) 26:14 Is it selling out to avoid writing about "controversial topics"? 26:57 Is switching from 1st to 3rd person in one book always bad? +RELATED VIDEOS+ How to Write a Book:    • Book Writing 101! How to Write A Book   Star Sticker Word Count/Productivity Tool:    • How to Write More: Star Sticker Word ...   What is YA?    • What Counts As YA Fiction?   Support NovelTea Show on Patreon! We're launching a podcast, with your support.   / novelteashow   Add THE STARS WE STEAL (Jane Austen + The Bachelor, in space) on Goodreads:   / the-stars-we-steal   Purchase signed copies of Brightly Burning from The Ripped Bodice! http://www.therippedbodicela.com/prod... Buy BRIGHTLY BURNING from Book Depository (ships worldwide!): https://www.bookdepository.com/Bright... Buy BRIGHTLY BURNING on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Brightly-Burni... Get Brightly Burning on Audible.com! https://www.audible.com/pd/Brightly-B... Goodreads:   / brightly-burning   Twitter:   / alexadonne   Instagram:   / alexadonne   Newsletter Sign-Up: http://alexadonne.com/newsletter/ Website: http://alexadonne.com/ Wattpad: https://www.wattpad.com/user/alexadonne