Episode 19: In Conversation with Nigel Stewart Talking About Staying Grounded, and Phrases That Keep Us Focused

Nigel Stewart is the guest this week. He's published 4 books, and is currently working on his 5th. His latest book is Justinian's Daughters, based in St Davids in South Wales.

We talked about imposter syndrome, staying grounded, how writing lyrics helps with writing novels, phrases that keep us focused such as 'let's make this better', and trusting the reader.

Listen in at 13 minutes to hear about trusting the reader
Listen in at 22 minutes to hear about staying grounded

Nigel's social media links
http://Twitter.com/menigestew
http://instagram.com/menigestew
http://facebook.com/nigelstewartauthor

Nigel's website

Nigel's books - Justinian's Daughters; Secrets We Hide From Ourselves; The Lines Between Lies;

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