I think she had to sort of guide the interview and also deal with chat / audience responses.

I think by the end, most of the ideas came through pretty strong. There are a lot of parts to this thing, That's for sure.

I think the best approach for me is to come up with a bunch of diagrams for each of the pages of my project, So, with enough repetition, people will be able to see the sort of possibilities that I think might exist, and then test them for themselves.

As soon as people start committing to doing stuff like this, their own experience is going to become dominant. I think I just want to see more people doing interesting projects, cause it would be fun to see how they work out, without me taking the risk and effort of doing it myself.

Like, I can still do my own projects, but personally, I'm curious to know if it's possible for the Inkwell community to become its own wheelhouse for Kindle Publishing Novels.

Maybe they can bring a bunch of money into that community, and into the writers accounts in royalties, and swell up the audience members in that community with readers, who interpopulate with other authors in that community.

Maybe some of the dominant / organizer readers over on Goodreads, who have their own book clubs, can come over to HIVE, and become curators.

Brain a-splode.

There's a lot of potential, in lots of different areas, and I'll never be able to do it all.