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In a world as overwhelming as ours is, what does self-care look like? What is “escape,” and how does it compare? How do you balance self-care with remaining connected and productive?Episode recommendation: Visit Tara Brach’s website at www.tar
Attentive listeners may have noticed that we disappeared for three months. What happened? What do we do, as writers, when life gets in the way and we finally decide/have time to return? How do we reintegrate into our own lives? How do we catch
The idea of “breaking in” has changed completely since the rise of digital publishing. In the “old world,” authors built a reputation with short fiction in monthly publications, after which point they’d have a better chance of getting agented r
Each of us defines success differently, and our definitions aren’t set in stone. How do we maintain our momentum while adjusting our direction mid-flight?
After a very long (unplanned) absence, Write Right is back! Keep an eye out for the next two episodes, which will be available on Friday, June 29. After that, we’ll be back to our regular weekly programming. Thanks for sticking with us.There a
New month, new theme! For March, we’ll be talking about processes, goals, the daily grind, and how we define success. We call it The Long March. Our guest for the month is Andrew Wood. You can find Andrew on twitter @andrewtheauthor, on Patreon
Are romance and erotica the gold mine they are believed to be? Should writers try to build a career in romance or erotica under a pen name?It might be harder than you think.
Content warning: this episode includes coarse language and discussions about sexual assault in literature.Continuing the conversation from episode 3.6, we explore sex in non-romance fiction. Sex scenes should not be any different, fundamentall
Content warning: this episode includes coarse language, (terrible) descriptions of sexual acts, and discussions about sexual assault in literature.Sex and physical intimacy in literature is a slippery slope. Inclusion of those elements for sho
This month, Write Right will dive into discussions about romance and erotica. That being the case, we are going to flag the episodes for February as explicit. If these topics aren’t your cup of tea, join back up with us in March when we change
Starting a new story can be an intoxicating thing. It’s my greatest strength as a writer, and that’s why I have so, so many stories on the backburner. At a certain point, there’s got to be a limit to how much “new” energy for writing is positi
John is taking a break between the fourth and fifth drafts of A Thousand Roads. How does he bring excitement to reworking something he’s been working on for a long time? How dooes he manaage drafting processes?
Resolutions for the New Year can be a controversial topic. One thing’s for sure: they don’t work for everyone. For many of us, they can be downright counterproductive. If the concept of the resolution doesn’t work for us, is there a way for us
Here we are, at the very beginning of the third season of Write Right. We're joined this month by Elayna Mae Darcy, during which we'll be talking about beginnings and newness. This time, we talk about new podcasts each of us is hosting, and pod
In a world as overwhelming as ours is, what does self-care look like? What is "escape," and how does it compare? How do you balance self-care with remaining connected and productive?Episode recommendation: Visit Tara Brach's website at www.
Attentive listeners may have noticed that we disappeared for three months. What happened? What do we do, as writers, when life gets in the way and we finally decide/have time to return? How do we reintegrate into our own lives? How do we catch
Each of us defines success differently, and our definitions aren't set in stone. How do we maintain our momentum while adjusting our direction mid-flight?
The idea of "breaking in" has changed completely since the rise of digital publishing. In the "old world," authors built a reputation with short fiction in monthly publications, after which point they'd have a better chance of getting agented r
After a very long (unplanned) absence, Write Right is back! Keep an eye out for the next two episodes, which will be available on Friday, June 29. After that, we'll be back to our regular weekly programming. Thanks for sticking with us.Ther
New month, new theme! For March, we'll be talking about processes, goals, the daily grind, and how we define success. We call it The Long March. Our guest for the month is Andrew Wood. You can find Andrew on twitter @andrewtheauthor, on Patreon
Are romance and erotica the gold mine they are believed to be? Should writers try to build a career in romance or erotica under a pen name?It might be harder than you think.
Content warning: this episode includes coarse language and discussions about sexual assault in literature.Sex scenes should not be any different, fundamentally, from any other scene in a book. They can be staged like a fight, conversation,
Content warning: this episode includes coarse language, (terrible) descriptions of sexual acts, and discussions about sexual assault in literature.Sex and physical intimacy in literature is a slippery slope. Inclusion of those elements for
This month, Write Right will dive into discussions about romance and erotica. That being the case, we are going to flag the episodes for February as explicit. If these topics aren't your cup of tea, join back up with us in March when we change
Starting a new story can be an intoxicating thing. It’s my greatest strength as a writer, and that’s why I have so, so many stories on the backburner. At a certain point, there’s got to be a limit to how much “new” energy for writing is positiv
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