Writing and Editing
Writing and Editing is a podcast for authors that takes a whole-person approach to everything related to writing and editing. Listen in each Thursday for a new twenty-five-minute episode with an author or industry expert. All episodes are freely available in audio wherever you get podcasts. Host: Jennia D'Lima
Episodes
284 episodes since 2022
283. Is Formal Writing Training Necessary for Writing Success? With Paul Brooks
Author and Page Turnerz host Paul Brooks talks about whether formal training for writers is necessary and how you can kickstart your writing on your own time.▬Visit Paul's website:h...
September 12, 2024
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Episode 283
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25:43
282. Editing for EFL Writers with Mekiya Outini
Award-winning author and editor Mekiya Outini discusses the differences in editing for EFL writers, why editing should be a collaborative effort, and also gives advice on how to improve your language across all facets of life.▬Check ...
September 05, 2024
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Episode 282
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24:32
281. Reasons to Join a Writing Group with Tiffany Aurora
Author Tiffany Aurora discusses the differences between a writing group and a critique group, the benefits of a writing group, and what you should do to find one.▬Visit Tiffany's website:h...
August 29, 2024
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Episode 281
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23:57
280. Creating Characters Who Inspire with DiAnn Mills
Author DiAnn Mills explains the importance of fleshed-out characters and character flaws, and how to create a compelling narrative journey that leaves the audience feeling optimistic.▬Visit DiAnn's website:
August 22, 2024
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Episode 280
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25:14
279. Writing Middle Grade Fiction with Polly Holyoke
Author and teacher Polly Holyoke talks about what middle grade fiction is, how to successfully develop a middle grade story, and why it is so important for younger audiences.▬Check out Polly's website:
August 15, 2024
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Episode 279
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24:47
278. What is Flash Fiction? With Veronica Klash
Author and editor Veronica Klash talks about what is flash fiction, its importance, and how flash fiction can improve your writing skills.▬Check out Veronica's bio:Veronica Klash loves living in Las Vegas and writing in her l...
August 08, 2024
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Episode 278
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24:56
277. The Importance of Vulnerability in Memoir with Christopher Morris
Author Christopher Morris discusses his memoir We Are All Made of Scars, and the benefits and challenges of writing memoir.▬Check out Chris's website:https://weareallmadeofs...
August 01, 2024
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Episode 277
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24:01
276. How to Turn Your Book into a Movement with Jennifer Jane Young
Author and life coach Jennifer Jane Young discusses how she created a movement, what a movement is, and how you can make your book into its own movement.▬Giveaway info:Message her on any platform, including email (jenniaedits...
July 25, 2024
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Episode 276
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25:14
275. What to Know About RARE with Frankie Diane Mallis
Author Frankie Diane Mallis discusses the worldwide reader event RARE, what you can expect from these events, and some unexpected discoveries you can make while attending.▬Visit Frankie's website:
July 18, 2024
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Episode 275
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24:32
274. Keeping Up the Pace with Ryan Steck
Author and Book Spy Ryan Steck discusses pacing, how it has evolved, and gives tips on how to set the best pace for your book.▬Check out Ryan on Amazon:https:/...
July 11, 2024
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Episode 274
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24:47
273. Writing Dystopian Fiction with Liz Shipton
Author and pirate Liz Shipton discusses writing dystopian fiction, the tropes embedded within the genre, and why readers still enjoy it.▬Visit Liz's website:https://lizshipton.com/
July 04, 2024
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Episode 273
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24:18
272. How to Bring Your Setting to Life with Cheryl Grey Bostrom
Author and photographer Cheryl Grey Bostrom discusses how to write setting without cliches and the effects of characters on setting.▬Visit Cheryl's Website:https://cherylbostrom.com/
June 27, 2024
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Episode 272
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23:39
271. How to Strive for Excellence in Your Storytelling with Steven James
Bestselling author Steven James discusses his insights on storytelling, structure, and the craft of writing.▬Visit Steven's website:https://stevenjames.net/Follow him on Face...
June 20, 2024
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Episode 271
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20:56
270. Working with a Small Press with Ari Rosenschein
Author and musician Ari Rosenschein discusses the pros, cons, and fun facts about working with a small press that can help your writing journey.▬Visit Ari's website:https://arirosenschein...
June 13, 2024
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Episode 270
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23:38
269. How to Write About a Music Scene with Jean Burgess
Author Jean Burgess discusses how to incorporate music into your book, what research goes into it, and reveals a few secrets about her book That Summer She Found Her Voice along the way. ▬Visit Jean's website:
June 06, 2024
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Episode 269
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23:36
268. Writing With Inclusion with Tonya Todd
Author, actress, and activist Tonya Todd talks about how to write with inclusivity, include it in your work, and how it can affect the readers' experience.▬Visit Tonya's website:
May 30, 2024
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Episode 268
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27:00
267. How to Write About an Iconic Historical Figure with Phil Gramlich
Podcaster, travel agent, and author Phil Gramlich discusses his book Walt & His Park, and tips on how he wrote about the famed figure.▬Visit Phil's website:
May 23, 2024
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Episode 267
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22:40
266. The Specificity of Language with Eli Burnstein
Author Eli Burnstein discusses the nuances of language and how he dives into the details in his new book Dictionary of Fine Distinctions.▬Visit Eli's website:https://eliburnstein.c...
May 16, 2024
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Episode 266
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23:15
265. Event Review: AwesomeCon with Kenton Kilgore and Taylor Gonzales
Author Kenton Kilgore, Jennia, and her PA Taylor Gonzales review the highs and lows of D.C.'s AwesomeCon from both a vendor and attendee perspective.▬Visit Kenton's Website:https://kenton...
May 09, 2024
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Episode 265
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24:32
264. Research Tips for Nonfiction Writers with Susan Day
Author and mindful arts therapist Susan Day tells her tips and tricks for researching when it comes to nonfiction and why it's important!▬Visit Susan's website:https://mindfulartstherapy....
May 02, 2024
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Episode 264
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19:45
263. Folklore and Fairy Tales with Vanessa Rogers
Writer and podcaster Vanessa Rogers discusses the common misconceptions of fairy tales, folk tales, and folklore and how they are still impacting the modern literary world.▬Visit Fabric of Folklore and listen t...
April 25, 2024
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Episode 263
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25:51
262. What is Urban Fantasy? With Carina Steinbakk
Author and project engineer Carina Steinbakk discusses the nuances of urban fantasy, how it compares to other fantasy subgenres, and her book "Flames of Eader."▬Visit Carina's website:
April 18, 2024
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Episode 262
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21:34
261. What is Fantasy? With Richie Billing
Author and podcaster Richie Billing talks all things fantasy--how it's defined, the sub genres, and what you should take into consideration about worldbuilding and the characters.▬Check out Richie's website:
April 15, 2024
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Episode 261
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24:09
260. Working with a Co Author, with Lillah Lawson and Lauren Emily Whalen
Author Lillah Lawson and Lauren Emily Whalen discuss the keys to successful co-authoring and their first co-author venture with their book Tomorrow and Tomorrow.We'd also like to congratulate Lillah on her nomination for the 20...
April 11, 2024
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Episode 260
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26:53