The Question
We often wonder what it's like being a fiction author. How do they come up with their original ideas?
About This Conversation
We often wonder what it's like being a fiction author. How do they come up with their original ideas? What is their daily routine like? Does word count even matter? In this episode, we sit down with Stuart Gibbs, bestselling author of five children's series including Spy School, Moon Base Alpha, FunJungle, and more, and discuss these fascinating topics and his advice for aspiring writers.
Recurring Questions
Recurring Question
"What books have had an impact on you?"
For Young Listeners
"What advice do you have for teenagers?"
Resources Mentioned
Guest Bio
Stuart Gibbs is the New York Times bestselling author of the children's series Spy School , Moon Base Alpha , FunJungle , and more! Whenever most people think of their favorite childhood authors, Stuart Gibbs is definitely on the list. His books have been favorites among his audience for years, as they show his creativity, sense of humor, and unique writing style. Throughout his journey, he has learned the answers to many questions that other writers may be wondering. Such as… Does your word count really matter? With all of the books out there, how do you come up with original ideas? What is it honestly like being an author? Mr. Gibbs shares his thoughts with the world, helping a new generation of upcoming authors navigate their own books and novels!
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For a list of his books: amazon.com/Stuart-Gibbs/e/B002R6255S
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