If you are already a redditor, you’ll likely know how this process works: We will announce our AMA on Twitter with a link to the Reddit post; registered users will be able to leave questions in our thread and editors from the magazine and website will be around to answer and address that commentary in real-time on Friday afternoon. You can ask us just about anything: questions about craft, marketing, publication, magazines, our magazine, books of all shapes and flavors … anything writing- or reading-related is welcome.
If you are not a Reddit user yet and you would like to participate, you will need to register and create an account
. It’s free and anonymous (you don’t even have to supply an email address). Once you’ve finished the 30-second process of creating an account, you can join discussions on thousands of topics with millions of people all over the world.In the days between this post and the official beginning of our casual AMA, we recommend joining Reddit
and participating a bit to familiarize yourself with the site’s format and function. Some great subreddits we love are /r/books, /r/writing, /r/shutupandwrite, /r/WritersGroup, /r/WritingPrompts and /r/sixwordstories.This post will be updated with a link to the event on Friday, March 21.
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Please note that questions left on this post and directed to our Twitter feed are not part of the AMA and we can’t guarantee that they’ll be answered satisfactorily during the allotted time period. For in-depth answers, we recommend jointing the AMA; 140-character limits don’t allow for comprehensive feedback.