Writing and Editing
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
- Update frequency
- every 6 days
- Average duration
- 27 minutes
- Episodes
- 346
- Years Active
- 2022 - 2025
345. What are Techno Thrillers and How to Write Them with Charles Breakfield
Author Charles Breakfield stops by to break down what techno thrillers are, how to create their unique high stakes, and gives some insight into how he and his co-author, Rox Burkey, div…
344. How Visuals Can Create Character Driven Stories with Stan Yan
Author and illustrator Stan Yan talks about how the right balance of visuals and dialogue can create a strong story, what to consider when crafting your visuals, and how he pulled every…
343. History, Crime, and Fiction: Striking a Balance Between Genres with Joe McClean
Screenwriter and director-turned-author Joe McClean discusses blending genres, finding the right balance of historical accuracy and fiction, and gives a lesson on the importance of hist…
342. How to Add Myth and Folklore into Your Story with K.T. Anglehart
Author K.T. Anglehart discusses Celtic mythology, how she incorporates them into her writing, and why you should consider blending fantasy and reality as well.
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341. Writing About Making a Difference with Jeff Wenninger
Author and former police officer Jeff Wenninger discusses his book, On Thin Ice, how he wrote about effective ways of change, and gives tips on how to make an impact.
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340. Finding Your Inner Creativity with Laura Munson
Author and teacher Laura Munson talks about her book, The Wild Why, how everyone can be creative, and why wonder is the key to your writing.
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339. Reclaiming Your Voice with Memoir, with Brenda Coffee
Photographer, filmmaker, and author Brenda Coffee discusses her new memoir Maya Blue, how it has encouraged healing, and what exactly "maya blue" represents.
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338. Writing Unique Perspectives in Historical Fiction with Roseanna White
Author and historian Roseanna White discusses fresh perspectives in oversaturated genres, how to write them, and gives tips on how to blend reality with fiction.
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337. How Culture Influences Memoir with Rebe Huntman
Choreographer and author Rebe Huntman discusses her memoir, how Afro-Cuban culture influenced her worldview, and how that translates into her writing.
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336. Packing a Punch: Writing Accurate Fight Scenes with Patrick Tumblety
Author and self-defense instructor Patrick Tumblety gives insight on real-world fighting, how you can translate that to the page, and provides tips you might not have realized would mak…
335. The Emotional Journey to Success with Randy Lyman
Physicist and author Randy Lyman joins to talk about emotional disconnection and how unhealed emotions can disrupt success.
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334. It Was a Dark and Stormy Night . . . Using Setting as Story Structure with Daniel Braum
Author Daniel Braum discusses setting, how it can unknowingly capture moments in time, and why it is necessary to immerse readers into the story.
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333. How to Write Romance with Opposing Characters with Jenelle Hovde
Author Jenelle Hovde chats about writing enemies-to-lovers romances, creating believable characters, and balancing sparks with a healthy relationship.
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332. Preserving a Legacy with Beau L'Amour
Author and editor Beau L'Amour discusses his father Louis L'Amour's work, how he carries his legacy, and some behind the scenes facts of the process.
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331. Different Forms of Art: A Conversation with Michael DiMartino
Animator and author Michael DiMartino discusses his beginnings as a creator and the nuances of working within different art mediums in a special episode of Writing and Editing.
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330. A Marriage of Convenience with Christine Hill Suntz
The marriage of convenience trope is discussed, dissected, and broken down by author Christine Hill Suntz as this week's episode dives into why this trope is so beloved.
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329. Writing Fictional Moral Dilemmas with Lauren Stientsra
Author Lauren Stientsra discusses the nuances of moral dilemmas, why they're not always black and white, and how they can elevate your story
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328. Writing About True Crime with Janice Cantore
Author and former police officer Janice Cantore discusses writing about cold cases, what media often gets wrong, and about the recent rise of the true crime genre.
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327. Uncovering the Good Mother Myth with Nancy Reddy
Professor and poet Nancy Reddy discusses "the good mother myth," how that can negatively impact your writing, and how moving away from these kinds of fallacies can make your characters …
326. How to Use Fiction to Explore Real Life with Paul Vecchiet
Veteran and author Paul Vecchiet discusses basing stories on real events, people and places, and how his book, The Disclosure Paradox, is a demonstration of fiction exploring real-life …