Kman999 asked David Wong:

I'm interested in your writing process. Do you know how your stories end before writing them? Do you brainstorm different endings? Do you ever write chapters in the middle of the story and then go back to write early chapters?

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Your blog posts often caution against essentialism (for example, the idea that all of the people who voted for Trump are hate-mongers). In John Dies at the End (a deliciously ambiguous title) the reader's assumptions are untethered (how reliable, for instance, is the narrator?); resolution is subsumed by acceptance that things (people/events) defy essential categories. To what extent, if any, was this deliberate?

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