How to Write a Pre Interview

"I probably write more than 50 % of the story in my hand, and i change it as i go along. It's not handing your interview subject a script." "You can't tell if someone can talk from an emalIt's key that you ask only groundwork questions to lay ground work," he says. "'How would you scribe? How would you explain this thing?" is what Robas always tells us we should Ask people to explain things simply because their audience isn't likely to understand them. Display your ignorance for others' benefit; don't settle for half-truths or false answers".