Writing and Editing
Jennia D'Lima
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
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245. The Rest is History with Harrison Stockeland
Writing and Editing
01/18/24 • 26 min
Author Harrison Stockeland talks about how he adds historical elements and uses the most of his resources to create his page-turning stories.
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Harrison's website:
https://www.officialharrisonstockeland.com/
Find Harrison on Amazon:
https://www.amazon.com/stores/Harrison-Stockeland/author/B0BW6BSG3Y?ref=ap_rdr&isDramIntegrated=true&shoppingPortalEnabled=true
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263. Folklore and Fairy Tales with Vanessa Rogers
Writing and Editing
04/25/24 • 25 min
Writer and podcaster Vanessa Rogers discusses the common misconceptions of fairy tales, folk tales, and folklore and how they are still impacting the modern literary world.
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Visit Fabric of Folklore and listen to the podcast:
https://fabricoffolklore.com/
Check out the Fabric of Folklore on Instagram:
https://www.instagram.com/fabric_of_folklore/
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246. Get Signed with Lucinda Halpern
Writing and Editing
01/25/24 • 26 min
Literary agent and author Lucinda Halpern discusses her book Get Signed and the do's and don'ts when searching for an agent.
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Preorder Get Signed before February 6th and get exciting bonuses!
*GIVEAWAY*
- Send Jennia an email at [email protected] with the phrase "Get Signed" anywhere in the email to get a chance at a signed edition.
- If you don't win a signed book, Lucinda will email you another free resource!
Lucinda Halpern is a literary agent with over 15 years' experience securing book deals with Penguin Random House, Simon & Schuster, HarperCollins, Hachette, Macmillan, and the author of Get Signed: Find an Agent, Land a Book Deal, and Become a Published Author. She represents a range of New York Times and internationally bestselling authors in the categories of business, health, lifestyle, popular science, narrative nonfiction, memoir, and upmarket fiction. Her classes and coaching programs have been taught to hundreds of writers worldwide. Learn more at lucindaliterary.com or download Lucinda’s free author training. Follow Lucinda Halpern on Instagram and Twitter.
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250. Editing Essentials 9: Style Sheets and Sample Edits
Writing and Editing
02/15/24 • 25 min
Editor Dayna Reidenouer is back to discuss the purpose of style sheets and sample edits and explains how they can impact the publishing process.
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Dayna's site
https://www.yourpublishingbff.com/
Dayna's Instagram
https://www.instagram.com/yourpublishingbff
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217. Drawing Conclusions and Not Just Writing Summaries
Writing and Editing
09/14/23 • 27 min
My guest today is Ashton Rodenhiser. Ashton sometimes describes herself as a professional doodler, and she has published a book called The Beginner's Guide to Sketchnoting. She’s a consultant who uses drawing or visual note-taking as a tool to inspire thinking. She’s helped everyone from students in the classroom to executives in the boardroom.
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Ashton's Website
https://www.mindseyecreative.ca/
306. Your Guide to Getting Your Books in Libraries with Eric Simmons
Writing and Editing
01/02/25 • 35 min
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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Get in contact with Eric and start your library journey today:
Library Contacts “Database"
Library Consulting Services
Check out the other resources recommended by Eric:
- Get Your Book Into Libraries Now – Eric's YouTube interview with April Cox.
- How To Get Your Self-Published Book Into Libraries – His podcast interview with Joanna Penn.
- “How To Get Your Book Into Libraries” – For several years, this article was the top Google search result on the subject out of 2 billion “hits.”
- “Get Your Book Into Libraries”
- Library Marketing Services
137. Memoir of a Female Doctor and Immigrant to Canada
Writing and Editing
02/02/23 • 25 min
My guest is Gigi Microys, who is now a retired family physician. She graduated from the University of Toronto Medical School in 1963, and has held academic positions as teacher in the departments of family medicine. She has written and lectured about physician health, the medical marriage, and women in medicine. She published her memoir, A Journey Through Medicine: Memoirs of a Female Immigrant, in 2019. Gigi lives in Ottawa with her husband, a retired structural engineer.
#33: telling lies
Writing and Editing
04/12/22 • 10 min
Wayne talks about the lies in our culture, but the truth among pornographers and standup comedians.
270. Working with a Small Press with Ari Rosenschein
Writing and Editing
06/13/24 • 23 min
Author and musician Ari Rosenschein discusses the pros, cons, and fun facts about working with a small press that can help your writing journey.
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Visit Ari's website:
https://arirosenschein.com/
Find Ari on Instagram:
https://arirosenschein.com/
Get a copy of Ari's book, Dr. Z and Matty Take Telegraph:https://amzn.to/3U2Xyty
About "Dr. Z and Matty Take Telegraph"
It’s the late ’90s—the final days before smartphones and the internet changed the teenage landscape forever. Zack and his mother have moved from Tempe to Berkeley for a fresh start, leaving behind Zack’s father after a painful divorce. A natural athlete, Zack makes the water polo team which equals social acceptance at his new school. Yet he’s more drawn to Matthias, a rebellious skater on the fringes, who introduces him to punk rock, record stores, and the legendary Telegraph Avenue.
As their friendship intensifies, Matthias’s behavior reminds Zack of his absent dad, driving a wedge between him and his mother. Complicating matters is Zaylee, a senior who boosts Zack’s confidence but makes him question his new buddy, Matthias. Faced with all these changes, Zack learns that when life gets messy, he might have to become his own best friend.
Dr. Z and Matty Take Telegraph is about how a friendship can challenge who we are, how we fit in, and where we’re going.
About Ari:
Ari Rosenschein is a Seattle-based author who grew up in the Bay Area. Books and records were a source of childhood solace, leading Ari to a teaching career and decades of writing, recording, and performing music. Along the way, he earned a Grammy shortlist spot, landed film and TV placements, and co-wrote the 2006 John Lennon Songwriting Contest Song of the Year.
In his writing, Ari combines these twin passions. Coasting, his debut short story collection, was praised by Newfound Journal as “introducing us to new West Coast archetypes who follow the tradition of California Dreaming into the 21st century.” Award-winning author Jeff Zentner calls Rosenschein's young adult novel Dr. Z and Matty Take Telegraph "a keenly and compassionately observed coming-of-age story that glows with truth and yearning."
Ari holds an MFA in Creative Writing from Antioch Los Angeles, and his work appears in Short Beasts, Drunk Monkeys , Noisey, Observer, PopMatters, The Big Takeover, KEXP, and elsewhere. He is Global Editorial Content Manager for Roland, helming the legendary musical instrument company's article platforms. Ari lives with his wife and dogs and enjoys the woods, rain, and coffee of his region.
291. Writing About Family Secrets with Ava Morgyn
Writing and Editing
10/22/24 • 25 min
Author Ava Morgyn discusses writing family secrets into the plot of your story, how they take on new life, and why readers love them.
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Check out Ava's website:
https://www.avamorgyn.com/
Follow her socials for more insider info:
https://www.instagram.com/avamorgyn/?hl=en
https://www.facebook.com/avawrites/
Get a copy of Ava's books:
https://www.amazon.com/stores/author/B08F2RDC6X
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How many episodes does Writing and Editing have?
Writing and Editing currently has 308 episodes available.
What topics does Writing and Editing cover?
The podcast is about Language, Fiction, Style, English Language, Writing, Podcasts, Books, English, Arts, Communication and Tv & Film.
What is the most popular episode on Writing and Editing?
The episode title '246. Get Signed with Lucinda Halpern' is the most popular.
What is the average episode length on Writing and Editing?
The average episode length on Writing and Editing is 28 minutes.
How often are episodes of Writing and Editing released?
Episodes of Writing and Editing are typically released every 3 days.
When was the first episode of Writing and Editing?
The first episode of Writing and Editing was released on Jan 7, 2022.
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