Q&A with Philip White, author of Our Supreme Task: How Winston Churchill's Iron Curtain Speech Defined the Cold War Alliance discussion

I have taken tips and tricks from many other writers and cobbled them together to create a research & writing approach that works. Wondering why interviews are so important to my work? Want to know how I'm productive when working from home w/ two small kids? Need some help with a project you're working on? Happy to answer questions on these and any other topics.

Philip

I'm not into long, boring writing manuals/textbooks, but I do like to read books by writers for writers. I recently raced through Stephen King's excellent On Writing, and today came across a list of this + nine other "Good Reads" (pardon the bad pun) on this topic. Check it out: http://www.brainpickings.org/index.ph...

And while we're on the subject of writing, a very well known non-fiction writer gave me a few solid tips on public speaking. The first of these? Never, ever, EVER rely on technological aids. I'll put this into action at my address/Q&A/book signing at MidAmerica Nazarene University's Mabee Library.

http://calendar.kansascity.com/venue/...

One of the keys to my writing process is not sitting down on the job...

http://philipwhitebooks.blogspot.com/...