Platform building, book covers, author freak outs and school visits: an interview with Lindsay Currie
08/07/23 • 43 min
Are book covers important for an author? How about platform building? Are school visits a viable author side hustle? How do you make that a success?
On Episode 40, we dig into these questions, and so many more, with award winning author Lindsay Currie. Don't miss it!
Visit Lindsay (and see the cover for It Found Us!) at www.lindsaycurrie.com
Pre-order a signed copy of Lindsay's forthcoming book - It Found Us.
About Lindsay Currie
Lindsay is the award winning author of 4 spooky middle grade novels including THE PECULIAR INCIDENT ON SHADY STREET, SCRITCH SCRATCH, WHAT LIVES IN THE WOODS and THE GIRL IN WHITE. While she's never experienced anything truly paranormal, Lindsay enjoys researching her city's forgotten history and learning about the events that shaped the many ghost legends in Chicago.
When she's not reading or writing a mystery novel of her own, Lindsay can be found taking long walks with her family, chilling with her dog, or searching the graveyard for her next antagonist.
Visit Lindsay at Lindsaycurrie.com
Visit the Website
Writers with Wrinkles Link Tree for socials and more!
Are book covers important for an author? How about platform building? Are school visits a viable author side hustle? How do you make that a success?
On Episode 40, we dig into these questions, and so many more, with award winning author Lindsay Currie. Don't miss it!
Visit Lindsay (and see the cover for It Found Us!) at www.lindsaycurrie.com
Pre-order a signed copy of Lindsay's forthcoming book - It Found Us.
About Lindsay Currie
Lindsay is the award winning author of 4 spooky middle grade novels including THE PECULIAR INCIDENT ON SHADY STREET, SCRITCH SCRATCH, WHAT LIVES IN THE WOODS and THE GIRL IN WHITE. While she's never experienced anything truly paranormal, Lindsay enjoys researching her city's forgotten history and learning about the events that shaped the many ghost legends in Chicago.
When she's not reading or writing a mystery novel of her own, Lindsay can be found taking long walks with her family, chilling with her dog, or searching the graveyard for her next antagonist.
Visit Lindsay at Lindsaycurrie.com
Visit the Website
Writers with Wrinkles Link Tree for socials and more!
Previous Episode
Writing a series? Or trying humor? This is a MUST listen!
This week on Writers With Wrinkles Books on Botox we look at the critical ingredient to making a series succeed. And how humor in the first person can keep a reader turning pages.
Don't miss it!
Books discussed:
The Bullet That Missed, by Richard Osman
The Polter-Ghost Problem, by Betsy Uhrig
PS: we are moving most of our activity to Instagram, so please visit us there! @WritersWithWrinkles
Visit the Website
Writers with Wrinkles Link Tree for socials and more!
Next Episode
TOP FIVE Deep Dive: 5 critical considerations when writing a series
Writing a series is no joke! It's hard enough to write one novel, but 2 or 4 or 8? You're going to want to listen to this list of tips critical to creating a sustainable series.
1. Pick your genre carefully
2. Consider type
3. Setting is crucial.
4. Have a plan
5. Use secondary characters
Bonus: Know when to say peace out and move on!
Make sure to tune in for all the gory details!
Visit the Website
Writers with Wrinkles Link Tree for socials and more!
If you like this episode you’ll love
Episode Comments
Generate a badge
Get a badge for your website that links back to this episode
<a href="https://goodpods.com/podcasts/writers-with-wrinkles-214005/platform-building-book-covers-author-freak-outs-and-school-visits-an-i-32236581"> <img src="https://storage.googleapis.com/goodpods-images-bucket/badges/generic-badge-1.svg" alt="listen to platform building, book covers, author freak outs and school visits: an interview with lindsay currie on goodpods" style="width: 225px" /> </a>
Copy