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Cat blogger Julie McAlee and steampunk author , Alli Martin, discuss what their research process looks like and how to work research around writing the first draft of your novel. Click for more info.
Write what you know is a lot easier after you've researched what you don't know. But where do you start? What tools do you use for research? How do you avoid falling down the research rabbit hole? Cat blogger Julie McAlee and steampunk author and NaNoWriMo co-ML, Alli Martin, discuss what their research process looks like and how to work research around writing the first draft of your novel.
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