Ask Me Anything 007 …How I Find and Write Stories

No, episode 007 isn’t about spies onboard, but readers are quite involved in helping to find stories.

Randy Cassingham, smiling with glasses and a goatee, next to large blue text reading Ask me Anything. Below, smaller text says A Little Video Series from This is True, and Full Disclaimer: Answers Optional.This video series is a classic Ask Me Anything, with 1-2 questions answered each week. It’s for ThisIsTrue.com readers who are curious about whatever. Questions are accepted (only) from Premium subscribers. My wife and I live on a Residential Cruising ship, and I record from my office there.

Questions in this Episode:

  • 0:38 David in Illinois: How do you find stories?
    • 4:02 How long does it take to write a story?
    • 7:00 Who is faster at writing stories: you, Alexander, or Mike?
    • 8:16 How long does it take to research all the stories?

Details on how to submit stories.

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2 Comments on “Ask Me Anything 007 …How I Find and Write Stories

  1. First comment
    You look like my little brother…

    Number 2
    I like the audio version. My wife is blind and my second stroke messed up my speech so the audio version really helps her.

    Glad you’re finding these interesting. -rc

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  2. You are beginning to “look” retired. LOL. You’ll have that mane in a ponytail soon Randy!

    “We’ll see.” It’s pretty unruly during the “growing out” stage, but such is life. -rc

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