VIDEO: Cory Doctorow on Writing
We are so excited for all of you to read Attack Surface, so we decided to offer a special treat—an inside look into Cory Doctorow’s writing habits and advice! Check out his video on writing here.
We are so excited for all of you to read Attack Surface, so we decided to offer a special treat—an inside look into Cory Doctorow’s writing habits and advice! Check out his video on writing here.
We fell in love with the character Masha in Cory Doctorow’s Little Brother and Homeland, and we are SO EXCITED that she’s getting her time to shine in the upcoming book Attack Surface! But what went into introducing this character? Check out Cory as he talks more about Masha, Attack Surface, and more here.
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