Parents Who Write
Erin P.T. Canning
Repeat after me: "I cannot do the dishes until I sit down and write for at least 10 minutes."
Welcome to Parents Who Write, the podcast that helps you pursue your writing dreams.
Join host, Erin P.T. Canning—an indie author, editor, writing coach, and mom of two young boys—as she helps you to regularly make time for your writing, strengthen your voice, and gain confidence and direction, so you can own your identity as a writer and thrive as an author.
You’ll hear from other writers and authors as they share (1) how and why they make time to write, (2) what keeps them inspired, and (3) what they’ve learned throughout their journey, including publishing and marketing tips. Their experiences will inspire you and help you find solutions to the struggles that many writers face.
We’ll also talk about the craft of creative writing, including my personal favorite genres of fantasy and romance, and discuss techniques you can apply to your own manuscripts.
Enjoy the laughs, the writing tips, the occasional parenting stories, and the relief in knowing you’re not alone. Episodes release every other Tuesday.
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10/24/23 • 29 min
In this episode of Parents Who Write, Michelle Summers shares her inspiring journey as an urban fantasy author who brought mythological characters to life through the power of human beliefs.
Listen to her discuss her experience as a mom of three, her background in studio art and martial arts, and how she transformed her writing dreams into a reality.
But here's a delightful twist: Michelle and your host Erin share a long history, going back to their high school days, making this episode a nostalgic journey through decades of friendship.
We're diving into Michelle's journey as a writer, her experiences, and the development of her Guardian series. You'll hear about her early attempts at writing, her struggles with getting started, and the turning point that led her to embrace her passion for storytelling.
And be ready to discover the touching story behind a significant revision in Michelle's book and how real-life inspiration found its way into her fantastical world.
Michelle's story is filled with determination, resilience, and a touch of humor, making it a must-listen for aspiring writers and parents who share her passion for storytelling.
Get her books:
- The Predecessor: https://dl.bookfunnel.com/4hbaitb32j
- The Chosen One, My Ass! https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BZQCQ68P
- The Chosen . . . Two (forthcoming Nov. 16, 2023): https://www.amazon.com/stores/author/B0BZQH7FT6
Connect with Michelle:
- FB page: https://www.facebook.com/msummerswriter
- FB group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/michellesummerssuperheroes
- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/msummerswriter
- Website: https://msummerswriter.com
More about Michelle:
Michelle Summers writes urban fantasy / paranormal romance with strong female main characters who save the day and their love interests. As an author, she finds catharsis in writing the situations that arise when human characters have to handle fantastical elements in their everyday world. Family dynamics and relationships play a big role in Michelle’s stories, as do sarcasm and humor.
Michelle is a mom of three inspiring (and exhausting) children whom she is raising to be their own superheroes. In addition to having a blue belt in karate, she is PTA president and an avid crocheter, and while technically a stay-at-home mom, she likes to think of herself as a domestic goddess instead.
Looking for an editor or book coach?
As an indie author, editor, and book coach, I teach authors how to untangle their jumbled ideas and tackle each writing stage one at a time.
With my 20 years’ experience and my master’s in writing, I have a 4-stage process that takes authors from struggling with overwhelm to finishing their manuscripts with confidence and direction in 6 months.
As such, I love spending time with my clients and watching them grow into strong, knowledgeable authors. Read more here, and schedule a call to see if we're a good fit: https://calendly.com/erinptcanning/30min-meeting.
12/19/23 • 46 min
Have you contemplated designing your own book cover, or wondered what to expect if you hire a professional?
Joining today’s conversation is Katia Balab, who has joined the MiblArt family, a book cover design company that's based in the Ukraine. They have been helping self-publishing authors and publishers create book covers that are not only aesthetically pleasing but also an effective marketing tool.
Thanks to Katia’s expertise, you’ll learn about the science behind effective cover design practices, how to foster a good working relationship with your designer, and a plethora of online resources to help you tackle as much as you want.
Topics discussed in this episode:
- Why book cover design matters
- Pros & cons of designing your own cover
- Establishing expectations with your cover designer
- Creating your creative brief
- Communicating effectively with your designer
- Understanding bleed size and trim
- Science behind a good cover
- Typography, don’t underestimate it
- The good and bad of AI images
- Getting feedback
- Online tools and resources
- Special offer for PWW listeners
Connect with Katia:
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/katiabalab/
- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/katia.bookcoverdesign/
- Website: https://miblart.com/?ref=nmy2owv
Resources discussed during the show:
- Learning resources: Udemy, Skillshare, Coursera, LinkedIn Learning, YouTube tutorials like Bring Your Own Laptop
- Software: Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign, Book Brush, and Affinity Publisher, Canva
- Stock images: Adobe Stock, Deposit Photos, Pexels, Unsplash, Pixabay
- Fonts: 1001 Free Fonts, Font Squirrel, DaFont, Google Fonts, Font Gig
- Discount code for MiblArt: PWW10
Looking for an editor or book coach?
As an indie author, editor, and book coach, I teach authors how to untangle their jumbled ideas and tackle each writing stage one at a time.
With my 20 years’ experience and my master’s in writing, I have a 4-stage process that takes authors from struggling with overwhelm to finishing their manuscripts with confidence and direction in 6 months.
As such, I love spending time with my clients and watching them grow into strong, knowledgeable authors. Read more here, and schedule a call to see if we're a good fit: https://calendly.com/erinptcanning/30min-meeting.
50. Organic marketing tips for social media w/ Chad Miller
Parents Who Write
08/15/23 • 33 min
Are you looking for organic marketing tips that will help you grow your social media audience? In this episode, you’ll learn six ways to do just that, without spamming other groups or turning potential readers away with only “buy my book” posts.
Today’s guest, Chad Miller, a writer of dark fiction and horror and a single father to three tweens, also shares the pros of working with indie publishers and why Chad argues there’s no such thing as writer’s block.
So stay tuned and also enjoy a fun conversation at the end about Chad’s love for classic horror and his thoughts about certain horror movies.
Topics discussed in this episode:
- Chad’s writing journey
- Making the most of limited writing time
- Choosing the indie publishing route
- End goals for being an author
- Marketing tips for social media
- Tip #1: Don’t take on too many social media platforms
- Tip #2: Build your audience organically
- Tip #3: Connecting with reviewers
- Tip #4: How to engage your audience
- Tip #5: Creating useful, fun content
- Tip #6: Commenting and inviting followers
- Favorite horror books and movies
- BONUS: Don’t give up hope
About Chad:
Chad Miller is a writer of dark fiction and horror. Most of his inspirations are derived from dark concepts in art, music, and literature, and Miller expresses these themes in his own work. He finds much to explore in the despair, horror, and pain in the human condition and is intrigued and mesmerized by these elements.
Miller lives in Delaware with his daughters, ages 12 and 9, his girlfriend, Natasha, and her daughter, age 12. He dreams of living in cities across the world and exploring culture and art with his favorite people.
Get his books:
- The Prisoner of Fear: https://www.amazon.com/Doyle-Braham-Prisoner-Chad-Miller/dp/1957913266
- Doyle and Braham in: A Paroxysm of Fear: https://www.amazon.com/Doyle-Braham-Paroxysm-Chad-Miller-ebook/dp/B0BT5TBKGL
- The Void short stories: https://www.amazon.com/Void-Chad-Miller/dp/1957913223
Connect with Chad:
- Facebook; https://www.facebook.com/chadmillerauthor/
- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chadmillerauthor/
- Website: https://www.chadmiller-author.com/
Resources mentioned:
- Tips on growing a social media audience: https://www.chadmiller-author.com/2023/02/17/here-are-some-tips
Looking for an editor or book coach?
As an indie author, editor, and book coach, I teach authors how to untangle their jumbled ideas and tackle each writing stage one at a time.
With my 20 years’ experience and my master’s in writing, I have a 4-stage process that takes authors from struggling with overwhelm to finishing their manuscripts with confidence and direction in 6 months.
As such, I love spending time with my clients and watching them grow into strong, knowledgeable authors. Read more here, and schedule a call to see if we're a good fit: https://calendly.com/erinptcanning/30min-meeting.
10. Exploring romance gone wrong w/ Amanda Jane Schiller
Parents Who Write
08/23/22 • 36 min
She’s far more excited about exploring the millions of ways a romance can go wrong, rather than right. Amanda Jane Schiller, a mom of one preteen and contemporary romance novelist, is on the show today.
In this episode, Amanda discusses the book that completely altered her previous views about writing and became the catalyst for her own writing style. She not only defines books about “romance gone wrong” but also gives us a sample of the psychological curiosities she gets to play with as she explores her character’s past.
Amanda also shares how she prepared herself for self-publishing so that the process wasn’t overwhelming, as well as what resources helped her most. And I give detailed examples of what it means to “read like a writer” and some of the other best writing advice I learned at university.
We also have an in-depth conversation about pursing our passions as adults, the roundabout ways we got here, and the messages we’re passing on to our kids. And, as always, we discuss which books we and our kids love most.
Get her books:
– Wicked Games and Wasted Years: Part 1:
https://www.amazon.com/Wicked-Games-Wasted-Years-Part/dp/B0962N9JTX
– Wicked Games and Wasted Years: Part 2:
https://www.amazon.com/Wicked-Games-Wasted-Years-Part/dp/B09WCJWNPS
Connect with Amanda:
– Blog: https://www.patreon.com/amandajaneschiller
– Twitter: https://mobile.twitter.com/ajschiller
– Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/amanda.schiller.9
Books discussed during the show:
– The Coldest Winter Ever by Sister Souljah
– The Lord of the Rings by J.R.R. Tolkien
– Anne of Green Gables by L.M. Montgomery
– The Last Unicorn by Peter S. Beagle
– The Neverending Story by Michael Ende
– Harry Potter series by J.K. Rowling
– The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams
– Save the Cat Writes a Novel by Jessica Brody
– The Bad Guys series by Aaron Blabey
– Dead Boy by Laurel Gale
– Fearless series by Francine Pasco
– The Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern
Resources mentioned during the show:
– Reedsy.com
– Vellum
– KDP (Amazon Kindle Direct Publishing)
– Draft2Digital
For more content on writing, parenting, and life, visit LifeBeyondParenting.com.
Looking for an editor or book coach?
As an indie author, editor, and book coach, I teach authors how to untangle their jumbled ideas and tackle each writing stage one at a time.
With my 20 years’ experience and my master’s in writing, I have a 4-stage process that takes authors from struggling with overwhelm to finishing their manuscripts with confidence and direction in 6 months.
As such, I love spending time with my clients and watching them grow into strong, knowledgeable authors. Read more here, and schedule a call to see if we're a good fit: https://calendly.com/erinptcanning/30min-meeting.
48. Braving (and conquering) the traditional publishing route w/ Maria Costanzo Palmer
Parents Who Write
07/18/23 • 52 min
The traditional publishing route can feel overwhelming. Query letters and manuscript evaluations and book agents—oh, my!
In this episode, you’ll learn how one author entered Dante’s inferno, her words, not mine, and took initiative to get her narrative nonfiction novel published.
You’ll also walk away not only better understanding the twists and turns of the traditional publishing route but also learn 5 tried and true tips for shopping your manuscript with book agents.
So stay tuned to find out how this author never gave up and finally published her book after 17 years!
Topics discussed in this episode:
- 17 years of drafting / shopping a narrative nonfiction book
- How Maria kept going and found her co-author
- Making tough revision decisions
- Shopping the manuscript and entering Dante’s hell
- The challenge of not being famous
- Query letters, manuscripts, and book proposals
- Exiting Dante’s hell with positive manuscript reviews
- 5 tips for attending writing workshops
- Making dad’s dream come true
- Changing the narrative of our own stories
About Maria:
A narrative nonfiction writer, Maria Costanzo Palmer is also a Page Turner Award Finalist for her co-authored book On the Rocks (Koehler Books). Her writing has been published in OC87 Recovery Diaries, and she has made a number of media appearances.
She also serves as the grant writer for St. Paul's Community Development Corporation in Paterson, NJ, where she helps fund programs that support "a hand-up, not a hand-out." She lives in New Jersey with her husband and college sweetheart Joe, their two children, ages 9 and 7, and her two rescue pit bulls, Luna and Stella.
Get her book:
- On the Rocks: http://visithei.nz/primadonna-book
Connect w/ Maria:
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JoeCostanzoPrimadonna/
- Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/joecostanzoprimadonna
- Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/mariacpalmer
- Website: http://www.mariacpalmer.com
- LinkTree: linktr.ee/mariacpalmer
Resources discussed during the show:
- Writing Day Workshops: http://www.writingdayworkshops.com/
Looking for an editor or book coach?
As an indie author, editor, and book coach, I teach authors how to untangle their jumbled ideas and tackle each writing stage one at a time.
With my 20 years’ experience and my master’s in writing, I have a 4-stage process that takes authors from struggling with overwhelm to finishing their manuscripts with confidence and direction in 6 months.
As such, I love spending time with my clients and watching them grow into strong, knowledgeable authors. Read more here, and schedule a call to see if we're a good fit: https://calendly.com/erinptcanning/30min-meeting.
24. Finishing the first draft: Staying motivated
Parents Who Write
12/06/22 • 14 min
Many writers dream of publication, but you can’t fine tune your piece of writing, let alone pitch it to the right publisher, until you have a finished writing that draft.
If only 5% of writers finish their first draft, how can you set yourself up for success to ensure you’re part of that group?
In today’s episode, Erin is sharing how she finished her first draft in 2022! Her biggest piece of advice is to understand how you personally can motivate yourself, because we all have those moments when we lose steam, even when writing a story we’re excited about.
Erin also covers the topics of positive reinforcement and creating a rewards system, tracking progress, and sharing your wins. Tune in for all this and more to finish that first draft!
About Erin:
For 15 years, Erin has worked as a magazine and book editor, encouraging each writer’s individual voice and strengthening their writing goals. When she became a parent, she set aside her own writing aspirations to focus on her family. As the years passed, she grew increasingly anxious, depressed, and angry until she realized that she had forgotten who she was beyond being a parent.
Despite fearing her skills had atrophied, Erin started writing again. She first created her blog, Life Beyond Parenting, and then created the Parents Who Write podcast. Erin’s current role as a podcaster and writing coach enables her to help parents pursue their writing dreams.
She earned her MA in Writing from Johns Hopkins University, and she has finished the first draft of a fantasy-romance novel. She lives with her husband and their two young boys in Maryland.
Connect with Erin:
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/erinptcanning
- Twitter: http://twitter.com/erinptcanning
- Facebook group: https://facebook.com/groups/parentswhowrite
- Book a free 30-minute discovery call: https://calendly.com/parentswhowrite/30min-meeting
Looking for an editor or book coach?
As an indie author, editor, and book coach, I teach authors how to untangle their jumbled ideas and tackle each writing stage one at a time.
With my 20 years’ experience and my master’s in writing, I have a 4-stage process that takes authors from struggling with overwhelm to finishing their manuscripts with confidence and direction in 6 months.
As such, I love spending time with my clients and watching them grow into strong, knowledgeable authors. Read more here, and schedule a call to see if we're a good fit: https://calendly.com/erinptcanning/30min-meeting.
25. Navigating your Google and Word docs easily
Parents Who Write
12/13/22 • 20 min
Did you know that you don’t have to sit down and write a story from beginning to end? You can start with an idea for a specific storyline or scene, skip the exposition, and get right to the good stuff.
Writing like this will fuel your creativity. But how do you avoid a jumbled mess?
In today’s episode, you’ll learn the advantages of using Google Docs to craft your story whenever you get inspired to write.
With specific examples, Erin highlights the built-in features in Google Docs and Word that will help you organize your ideas and make it easy to jump from chapter to chapter or scene to scene.
You’ll also get easy instructions for formatting Word documents, which will make prepping for submission a painless process. Tune in to get started!
Watch the full video tutorial via YouTube: https://youtu.be/qjbMeZBrrOA
Topics discussed in this episode:
- Discovering the benefits of writing with Google Docs
- Naming your documents for easy filing and version control
- Styling your text to create an automatic outline
- Navigating to specific chapters and scenes
- Using key words to identify the focus of your chapters at glance
- Incorporating unwritten scenes as placeholders
- Changing the default fonts for styles
- Formatting documents in Word
About Erin:
For 15 years, Erin has worked as a magazine and book editor, encouraging each writer’s individual voice and strengthening their writing goals. When she became a parent, she set aside her own writing aspirations to focus on her family. As the years passed, she grew increasingly anxious, depressed, and angry until she realized that she had forgotten who she was beyond being a parent.
Despite fearing her skills had atrophied, Erin started writing again. She first created her blog, Life Beyond Parenting, and then created the Parents Who Write podcast. Erin’s current role as a podcaster and writing coach enables her to help parents pursue their writing dreams.
She earned her MA in Writing from Johns Hopkins University, and she has finished the first draft of a fantasy-romance novel. She lives with her husband and their two young boys in Maryland.
Connect with Erin:
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/erinptcanning
- Twitter: http://twitter.com/erinptcanning
- Facebook group: https://facebook.com/groups/parentswhowrite
- Book a free 30-minute consultation call: https://calendly.com/parentswhowrite/30min-meeting
Looking for an editor or book coach?
As an indie author, editor, and book coach, I teach authors how to untangle their jumbled ideas and tackle each writing stage one at a time.
With my 20 years’ experience and my master’s in writing, I have a 4-stage process that takes authors from struggling with overwhelm to finishing their manuscripts with confidence and direction in 6 months.
As such, I love spending time with my clients and watching them grow into strong, knowledgeable authors. Read more here, and schedule a call to see if we're a good fit: https://calendly.com/erinptcanning/30min-meeting.
63. Unraveling the 3 Main Types of Editors: How They Support Writers
Parents Who Write
02/14/24 • 21 min
Have you ever started writing a story, and the words rush onto the page. But then you start worrying that your writing or your ideas aren’t good enough.
You start rewriting chapters over and over again. You can’t shake that voice in the back of your head that says you’re doing this wrong. Something isn’t right, but you can’t pinpoint what that is.
Or worse—you scrap the whole project and give up.
In today’s episode, Erin shares how finding the right editor can help you avoid or blow through all of that confusion and doubt. You’ll also learn the major differences between development editors, inline editors, and proofreaders.
Erin also shares when beta readers fall into the picture and what type of feedback to watch out for. You’ll also get the answers to what these editors do, when’s the right time to use their services, how much they cost, and what you should look for in order to find a quality editor.
So stay tuned to find out which editor you might need right now and how you can find your right editor.
Editing w/ Parents Who Write:
Ready to stop circling around your manuscript? As an experienced professional editor, I can help you finish your book with confidence and direction. Learn more by visiting ParentsWhoWrite.com/editing, and book a free 30-minute call with me to discuss what’s right for you.
Connect with Parents Who Write:
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/parentswhowrite
- Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/parentswhowrite
- Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/parentswhowrite
- Book a free 30-minute consultation call to learn about my editing services: https://calendly.com/parentswhowrite/30min-meeting
Resources discussed during the show:
- Reedsy.com
Looking for an editor or book coach?
As an indie author, editor, and book coach, I teach authors how to untangle their jumbled ideas and tackle each writing stage one at a time.
With my 20 years’ experience and my master’s in writing, I have a 4-stage process that takes authors from struggling with overwhelm to finishing their manuscripts with confidence and direction in 6 months.
As such, I love spending time with my clients and watching them grow into strong, knowledgeable authors. Read more here, and schedule a call to see if we're a good fit: https://calendly.com/erinptcanning/30min-meeting.
66. From Page to Ear: Unveiling Audiobook Opportunities for Authors
Parents Who Write
03/26/24 • 22 min
Have you ever wondered about audiobook opportunities for authors?
In this episode, we explore the booming audiobook market and its potential benefits for authors. You’ll learn about the pros and cons of creating audiobooks, including pricing considerations, narration options, and distribution channels.
But wait, there's more!
We'll also address some key questions to help you decide if audiobooks are a good fit for you at this stage in your writing journey.
Tune in and discover if there's an audiobook waiting to be brought to life from your written work!
Topics discussed in this episode:
- Market trends
- When to consider audiobooks
- Pricing your audiobooks
- Narration options
- Tools for self-narration
- Distribution
- Audiobook cover art
- Is this right for you?
- Narration tips
- Example narration speed
- Cleaning up narration
Editing w/ Parents Who Write:
Ready to stop circling around your manuscript? As an experienced professional editor, I can help you finish your book with confidence and direction. Learn more by visiting ParentsWhoWrite.com/editing, and book a free 30-minute call with me to discuss what’s right for you.
Resources discussed during the show:
- Dynamic microphone: https://a.co/d/aYOnbZy
- Descript: https://www.descript.com/
- BookFunnel: https://bookfunnel.com/
Books discussed during the show:
- Promises and Possibilities: https://dl.bookfunnel.com/j5f6y5ub4u
Connect with Parents Who Write:
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/parentswhowrite
- Book a free 30-minute consultation call to learn about my editing services: https://calendly.com/parentswhowrite/30min-meeting
Looking for an editor or book coach?
As an indie author, editor, and book coach, I teach authors how to untangle their jumbled ideas and tackle each writing stage one at a time.
With my 20 years’ experience and my master’s in writing, I have a 4-stage process that takes authors from struggling with overwhelm to finishing their manuscripts with confidence and direction in 6 months.
As such, I love spending time with my clients and watching them grow into strong, knowledgeable authors. Read more here, and schedule a call to see if we're a good fit: https://calendly.com/erinptcanning/30min-meeting.
14. Rewriting your parenthood story w/ Emily Popek
Parents Who Write
09/27/22 • 37 min
What does editing a book and parenting have in common? A ton, actually!
As an editor, your job is to excavate through what you are given and pull out the best from the author. Same goes with good parenting. Your job is to direct your children, but allow them to have their voice heard where they can still shine.
Your writing and editing skills crossover with parenting more than you would think. You can use the concepts and skills you’ve refined over time to not only guide your children, but to advocate for them as well. Whether that be writing to your local school board or having challenging conversations with policy makers to create positive change in your community.
Having children doesn’t mean you need to stop writing or using your skills. If anything, you can elevate your abilities by having children by getting creative with how you use your skills.
Not to mention, kids’ imaginations are endless, so if you’re ever stuck on a story plot, you can always turn to your little ones for some brilliant inspiration.
Joining us on today’s episode is Emily Popek, a journalist, school communications professional, and mom of one pre-teen. Emily joins us to discuss how parenting and writing can intertwine, as well as how parenting has changed over the years, and how to reframe struggles in parenting and writing into opportunities, and much more!
This is an enlightening conversation with so many nuggets of wisdom that you don’t want to miss.
Tune in to learn more!
Topics discussed in this episode:
- How children are great resources of inspiration
- The concept of a “throwaway book”
- Why Emily started writing a newsletter
- The importance of removing the idea of perfection when writing
- The camaraderie in the writing community
- The direction Emily wants to see her newsletter go
- Struggles in parenting in today’s society
- Just because parenting is hard doesn’t mean it is being done the wrong way
- The power in having challenging conversations in your local communities
- How strong communication skills can make an impact
- How and why Emily became a journalist
- Writing the elusive headline and catchy hooks
- Erin’s joy of editing
- Importance of finding an editor that allows you to showcase your voice
- The crossover between editing and parenting
About Emily:
Emily Popek is a journalist and school communications professional. Her newsletter about the intersections of parenting and education is at thinkofthechildren.substack.com. Emily and her husband are both graduates of Bennington College; they live in upstate New York with their 10-year-old daughter.
Get her newsletter:
- Think of the Children, https://thinkofthechildren.substack.com/
Connect with Emily:
- Twitter: https://twitter.com/EmilyPopek
- FB page: https://
Looking for an editor or book coach?
As an indie author, editor, and book coach, I teach authors how to untangle their jumbled ideas and tackle each writing stage one at a time.
With my 20 years’ experience and my master’s in writing, I have a 4-stage process that takes authors from struggling with overwhelm to finishing their manuscripts with confidence and direction in 6 months.
As such, I love spending time with my clients and watching them grow into strong, knowledgeable authors. Read more here, and schedule a call to see if we're a good fit: https://calendly.com/erinptcanning/30min-meeting.
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How many episodes does Parents Who Write have?
Parents Who Write currently has 75 episodes available.
What topics does Parents Who Write cover?
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The episode title '65. Scenes, Characters, Series, Oh My! Taming the Chaos of Multi-Project Writing w/ Edward Green' is the most popular.
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The average episode length on Parents Who Write is 29 minutes.
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The first episode of Parents Who Write was released on Jul 1, 2022.
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