So I think you’ve got some really cool ideas on how you can make better products. While I’m very focused on authors creating these great businesses, if you have a crappy product, you can’t have a business. So I wanted to have you on because of the whole idea of this. I was, One of the things that I was really impressed with, the material you’re providing, I thought was pretty original and he, you could tell it was helping a lot of people. So te technically it was two, but it was more sort of one and a half. And there was a spare spot and people had come up over the Saturday and said, Oh, is there any more going on? And he just said, Can you do another one? And I had enough slides to cobble something else together. Tony: Yeah, I was brought in to do one, and then the F the following day that I was brought, they said there’s been a, basically Craig Martelle had double booked himself. Joseph: So Matt in Madrid, and I heard you speak, I think you did two, two. Joseph: Hey, it’s Joe Solari and we’re on the business of writing, and today our guest is Tony Lee. You can’t just bounce around, and more importantly, you get other restraints. If you’re told it’s a 22 page story, that’s all you have.

Tony: Because with comics, you’ve got your real estate from the very beginning. Transcript of Joe Solari and Tony Lee discussing writing craft for plotters and pantsers. Listen to Tony as he takes what he learned from journalism, comics, and screenwriting to build a mid-six-figure publishing business. It doesn’t matter with Tony Lee’s system of writing backward.

Doctor Who Volume 3 by Tony Lee