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. Hosted by Jennia D'Lima
Episodes
314 episodes
313. Beyond the Hero's Journey with Stacey Simmons
Psychotherapist and author Stacey Simmons talks about hero's journey versus the queen's path, their impacts on modern-day literature, and which one you should be using in your story.▬Check out Stacey's website:
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Episode 313
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24:40
312. How I Became a Traditionally Published Author with Suja Sukumar
Author and physician Suja Sukumar talks about her experiences being traditionally published, what the journey entailed, and gives tips on how to do it yourself.▬Visit Suja's website:
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Episode 312
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29:16
311. The Art of Subtext with Sue Mell
Award-winning author Sue Mell joins the podcast to discuss the how she has used subtext in her writing, why it's important, and how you can use it to further your story.▬Visit Sue's website:
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Episode 311
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24:38
310. Using Your Own Platform to Sell Your Books with L.C. Son
Award-winning and bestselling author L.C. Son discusses using your own platform to sell your books versus Amazon, the pros and cons, and gives tips on how to make it work for you!▬Check out L.C.'s website:
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Episode 310
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26:45
309. Pace and Don't Race Your Story with Lola Reid Allin
Author and pilot Lola Reid Allin discusses writing the story of your life, how to and not to structure it, and the importance of pacing your novel.*Content Warning: Mentions of previous domestic violence.▬Check out...
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Episode 309
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25:43
308. Memoirs and the Principles You Should Know with Wendy Dale
Author and memoir writing teacher Wendy Dale discusses the important steps in writing a memoir, the exceptions to "show don't tell," and why you should beware of online tips.▬Visit Wendy's website:
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Episode 308
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26:51
307. Worldbuilding, Why You Should Do it, and How, with D.J. Williams
Author and producer D.J. Williams discusses worldbuilding, how he has implemented it into his books, and why you should put it in yours, as well as some additional tips for writers in this extended episode of Writing and Editing.
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Episode 307
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32:04
306. Your Guide to Getting Your Books in Libraries with Eric Simmons
Author and ESE CEO Eric Simmons discusses the importance of getting your books into libraries, the steps to take in this pursuit, and tips on bettering your chances of getting sales in this special extended episode to kick off the new year!...
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Episode 306
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35:08
305. How to Add Humor to Your Writing with C.J. Spataro
Author and professor C.J. Spataro discusses how to create a book that's funny, including how not to write characters, where the humor could be falling flat, and much more in a special bonus episode before the year is out! Happy Holiday...
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Episode 305
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26:25
304. How to Write Historical Thrillers with Sarah Raughley
Author Sarah Raughley discusses all things historical thriller, from creating compelling narratives to keeping suspense, and just how historically accurate you should be.We also wanted to say congratulations to Sarah for being mentioned...
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Episode 304
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26:52
303. Writing With Honesty with Anna Moore
Author Anna Moore shares the importance of writing with honesty, what exactly that means, and how it can enhance your story.▬Check out Anna's website:https://www.annabmoore.com/
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Episode 303
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23:52
302. Experimental Prose in Memoir with Jennifer Lang
Author and yogi Jennifer Lang talks about experimental prose, how to use it in memoir, and why it gives you more freedom in telling your story. ▬Jennifer Lang is a San Francisco Bay Area transplant in Tel Aviv. Last September, s...
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Episode 302
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23:31
301. How to Conduct Research for Your Historical Fiction
Author and self-described historian Leah Lindeman discusses what to research, what resources to use, and what not to do when writing historical fiction.In honor of Leah's book, Redeemed From the Ashes, this episode has been upl...
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Episode 301
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26:16
300. How to Nourish Your Body for Productivity with Molly Lupo
Dr. Molly Lupo talks about the importance of nutrition, how it can vary based on our daily activities, and what you can begin doing to keep your energy up.▬Check out Molly's website:
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Episode 300
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21:48
299. What to Look for When Hiring a Cover Designer with Rachel Rosen
Author and cover designer Rachel Rosen discusses the importance of a good cover design, the dos and don'ts when it comes to covers, and the benefits of hiring a cover designer.▬Visit Rachel's website:
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Episode 299
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24:30
298. How to Write a Fairy Tale Retelling with Kalynn Bayron
Bestselling author Kalynn Bayron discusses fairy tale retellings, how they are different from reimaginings, and what is most important for writers to do before taking them on.▬Visit Kalynn's website:
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Episode 298
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25:34
297. How to Find Work Life Balance as an Author with Alyssa Hazel
Author Alyssa Hazel is here to give you tips on how to create work-life balance as an author and how your goals will impact your writing journey.▬Visit Alyssa's website:https://aut...
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Episode 297
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24:11
296. How to Plan a Successful Book Launch with Danielle Mendoza
Bestselling author and podcast host Danielle Mendoza talks about the best places for a book launch, the details you need to consider, and insider tips about how to make it a success.▬Connect with Danielle on LinkedIn:...
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Episode 296
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26:56
295. Why You Should Join an Online Writing Community with Ian Craven
Author and publicist Ian Craven discusses online writing communities, networking within the industry, and how you can improve your own writing in a group.▬Find Ian on Facebook:
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Episode 295
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23:35
294. Are Book Tours Worth It? With Richie Billing
Author and podcaster Richie Billing is back talking about book tours, what they involve, how much they cost, and what you could possibly do instead.▬Check out Richie's website:http...
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Episode 294
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26:52
293. How to Write a Second Chance Romance with T.I. Lowe
Bestselling author T.I. Lowe talks all things second chance romance, from establishing the characters, to balancing heavy plotlines with lighthearted moments, to that one aspect she says is most important to focus on.*CW: Di...
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Episode 293
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24:40
292. When Life Imitates Art with Bryan VanDyke
Author and digital strategist Bryan VanDyke discusses what it's like when real life resembles plot, how that can change readers' perceptions of the story, and details his own experiences of life imitating art in his book In Our Likenes...
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Episode 292
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26:09
291. Writing About Family Secrets with Ava Morgyn
Author Ava Morgyn discusses writing family secrets into the plot of your story, how they take on new life, and why readers love them.▬Check out Ava's website:https://www.avamorgyn....
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Episode 291
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25:49