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Journalist Hattie Crisell visits the studies of writers of all kinds – novelists, screenwriters, poets, journalists and more – to find out how they write, why they write, and what they can teach us about doing it better.

It's about words, written and read, maybe spoken out loud in person, on stage, or recorded and even sung and presented (mostly) by Philip Holden.Long form chats with creators and users of words - pretty relaxed - just you and us. In these chats the guest brings a word and so does Philip - and thereby hangs a tale...Episodes so far have featured James Graham, Ian Tucker-Bell, Tom Carradine, Liam Drew and Arthur Smith, James O' Brien, Peter Oborne and Ian McMillan with more to come...All supported by Mr Books Bookshop - the the home of independent, inspiring and imaginative books, gifts and ...

A book coach and a self-published author discuss creative collaboration.

Journalist Hattie Crisell visits the studies of writers of all kinds – novelists, screenwriters, poets, journalists and more – to find out how they write, why they write, and what they can teach us about doing it better.

Bringing you unedited truths about writing craft, writing business, and writing industry . . . plus a likely occasional puppy cameo. 15 Minute EpisodesLessons Taught in the Rule of 3Usually Contain Alliteration to Help the Teaching Stick Hosted by Red (of Red Writes Books and one half of Red Rose Works) a 15-Time #1 Bestselling Novelist and Game Developer with over 30 Years of Writing, Publishing, and Gaming experience who writes under the names Jeri Shepherd, Reji Laberje, and Maggie McMahon. Slideshows of lessons available when you sign up for the Red Writes Books Newsletter at: https://...

How do we write diverse characters in fiction? What are the do’s and don’ts of writing race, gender, ethnicity, class, sexuality, religion, origin, ability, age, appearance, and so on? Join Bethany A. Tucker and Mariëlle S. Smith as they explore why representation matters and how we, as writers and editors, can do better.

Write Your Damn Novel (formerly How to Win NaNo) is a no-nonsense guide to writing a novel in 30 days. Like it or not November comes every year, but don't you worry — your hosts are here for you! Kristina Horner and Liz Leo are 'writing-50k-words-in-a-month' experts (and lifelong writing friends) with a passion for helping people write their damn novel. Join them each week as they share their personal tips, tricks and other things they've learned over almost two decades of consecutive NaNoWriMo wins.

Go behind the book with authors Katie Salidas and J.E. Taylor, as they give you an inside look at all aspects of the publishing industry. Meet the authors working their way to the top of the slush piles, and see what it takes to bring a story from idea to print.

Writing in Color is a podcast about storytelling, joy, and the creative journey of building a storytelling life. Hosted by ChaChanna, a writer and performer sharing her real-time experiences, this show blends personal reflections, creative musings, and the occasional original short story. Whether she’s talking about what she’s writing, the stories she’s telling, or the small moments that bring her joy, Writing in Color invites you to slow down, get cozy, and see where the story takes you. New episodes every Sunday.

Author Devin Davis is a single father of three boys living in a tiny house in Northern Utah. He has a real goal to become a known author, and he's going to share with you that writing a book is completely possible regardless of the circumstances.

Ever wondered what really happens behind the scenes of a book? Not the polished, final version you see on shelves—but the messy drafts, the relentless rewrites, the existential crises, and the "Am I a genius or is this terrible?" moments? Well, The WIP Show is here to spill the ink! This isn’t your average author interview series. The WIP Show (Writing in Progress) is a deep dive into the creative process, where accomplished authors, publishers, and literary minds share the raw, unfiltered reality of writing.

I hope you’re reading this while on a bus, commuting to work, getting ready to face the customers or bosses. I wanna rest your mind a bit, before all the hassle of day to day life hits. I know how it feels, I’m living through it. I’m typing this on my phone still deciding if I’m ready to share my personal space to the world. But this world gives me peace and a daily lift, readying me for the day and calming me for the night. I hope to the few people that hear this, try what I did. Make a place where everything is as you want it to be, a place where stress and depression, will be ...

Fiction and poetry and essays, oh my! On the first and third Tuesday of each month, I'll share some of my original work. On the following Wednesdays, I'll read you classic texts - everything from Edgar Allan Poe to Emma Goldman. If you like poetry, fantasy, sci-fi, and politics, these short-form tales might just delight and inspire you.Eternity in an Hour Original Writings is no longer being made.

Cafe W.O.W (Words of wisdom) is a place where host and barista John Dodds unearths the uniqueness of his guests and the crafts they practice. From marketing to music, podcasting to poetry and all stations in between, guests share some of the innermost secrets of their profession as well as a few of their own. Grab a seat and order up your favorite drink of choice. You can stay as long as you like at Cafe W.O.W. The longer, the better.

TV shows! We all watch them, and some of us even write them. Some shows, however, sort of write themselves with an easily repeated formula that gets filled in like a Mad Libs-style outline. Here, hosts Shelby and James will break down the formula of some of your favorite shows, then attempt to write a script within an hour, all to show you how fun it can be to be FORMULAIC!

“I can’t imagine reading this book without being challenged and instructed, amused, amazed and aroused, and ultimately delighted.” —John Simon, New York Times Book Review Milan Kundera’s brilliant collection of essays is a passionate defense of art in an era that, he argues, no longer...

Join author Megan O’Russell in this candid, humor-filled glimpse into the creation of a new book series, starting at page one. You’re invited to step into the real-time writing process as Megan weaves fae, shifters, witches, and seers into her latest young adult fantasy novel: Sketchbook of a Wayward Seer. No second drafts allowed. No untwisting love triangles. No bringing characters back to life. meganorussell.substack.com

EXT. Space. The Final Frontier. - This show is about writing in Star Trek. We analyze writing style, rewrite old episodes, and sometimes write our own Star Trek stories. Follow us as we dive deep into what makes Trek so great.

Five writers decide to dive headfirst into a screenwriting competition and talk about their adventures.

Join author Megan O’Russell in this candid, humor-filled glimpse into the creation of a new book series, starting at page one. You’re invited to step into the real-time writing process as Megan weaves fae, shifters, witches, and seers into her latest young adult fantasy novel: Sketchbook of a Wayward Seer. No second drafts allowed. No untwisting love triangles. No bringing characters back to life. meganorussell.substack.com