How Do You Approach Writing Science Fiction? | Ep. 080 | The Merry Writer Podcast episode artwork

EPISODE · Oct 6, 2021 · 36 MIN

How Do You Approach Writing Science Fiction? | Ep. 080 | The Merry Writer Podcast

from The Merry Writer Podcast · host Ari & Rachel

EPISODE SHOW NOTES   Writers, have you ever considered writing science fiction? Then certainly give this episode a listen!   This week, Ari and Rachel talk to sci-fi author R.J. Sorrento about approaching science fiction. We cover advice, hurdles, and more.   We hope you enjoy this episode and thanks for listening.   ABOUT R.J. Sorrento I’m a writer, a parent of two children, and a librarian in training. My blog is at RJSorrento.com and you can find me on Twitter @RjSorrento. My Bookstagram handle is @rjs.readingnook. My Captain Stellar series is available on Amazon.   Support the Podcast:   Patreon Want to support our show and show our little podcast some extra love, then please consider popping over to our Patreon Page and snap up some goodies for as little as $1 a month!   Share If you enjoy our podcast, please share episodes on social media to spread the word about our show.   Music:   Intro & Outro – “Inspired” composed and produced by Kevin MacLeod of www.incompetech.com | Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0

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