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
126. A Toxicology Expert Writes a Sci-Fi Novel with a Twist
My guest is Alan Kolok, who is a professor at the University of Idaho and Director of the Idaho Water Resources Research Institute, based in Moscow, Idaho. He is an expert in toxicology…
125. Clutter: The Messy Effects on Your Home and Your Emotions
My guest is Julie Coraccio. She is a professional organizer, who writes books and gives talks about the effects that go way beyond just having a messy home. Julie is based in Wheeling, …
124. The State of the Arts, the State of the World
My guest is Doug MacLeod, who has a doctorate degree from SUNY Albany and is an associate professor at SUNY Cobleskill—teaching intercultural communication, script writing, visual media…
123. Mental Health and Writing Poetry
My guest is Mercedes Killeen, who has extensive experience as a poet, a freelance writer and editor, and a digital marketer. She is based in the Niagara area in Ontario, Canada. Our con…
122. Life as a Freelance Editor
My guest is Jennia D’Lima, who is a freelance editor offering the full range of editing services.
121. The Big Bang, a Brief Human Stay on Earth, and Space Colonies
My guest is Richard Anderson, who has written a book called The Evolution of Life, with a broad timeline: starting 13.8 billion years ago, and then a new phase for humans around 2120.
120. Getting Out of Your Head to Live with Anxiety
My guest is Brian Sachetta, who has published books about both anxiety and depression, and maintains a website and a blog. He also does personal coaching. We talk about his approach as …
119. Coding, Happiness, and the Memoir of a Wife’s Death
My guest is Rob Broadhead, who has written about the practicalities and pleasures of his coding career—and about the death of his wife.
118. Writing and Blogging and Making Sure It Gets Read
My guest is Alison Ver Halen, a writer who writes for her clients or helps them do it themselves.
117. How to Shave
My guest is Douglas Smythe, who describes himself as a “Male Grooming & Shaving Guru.” He’s written, blogged, and podcasted about shaving—yes, that kind of shaving, of your face—and has…
116. An Open and Personal Conversation about Dissociative Identity Disorder
My guest is Lyn Barrett, who is a writer as well as a facilitator of Writers’ Workshops and Memoir Classes for People with Dissociative Disorders. Her latest book is called Crazy: Recla…
115. Flawed and Snarky Heroes
My guest is bestselling writer Tom Fowler. He is the author of the C.T. Ferguson mysteries and the John Tyler thrillers, both of which are set in his home town of Baltimore.
114. A Memoir of South East London in 1963
My guest is Jill Phillips, the author of Lamlash Street: A Portrait of 1960’s Post-War London Through One Family’s Story.
113. Book Coach on Land, Historian at Sea
My guest is Caroline Malloy, who is a former academic, but now is a book coach as well as a resident historian onboard cruise ships.
112. A University Professor and Anesthesiologist Who Writes Medical Thrillers
My guest is Tammy Euliano, who is all of the things in the title of this episode. She’s published two medical thrillers, Fatal Intent and Misfire, and teaches at the University of Flori…
111. The Mess of Overthinking, Anxiety, and Loving Everything
My guest is Sarah Chauncey, who is a writer, editor, and book coach. She also maintains a website called Living the Mess, where she writes and blogs about anxiety, depression, and rewir…
110. Intuitive Design and the Future of Work
My guest is Kyle Evans, who is a product designer, writer, podcaster, and general thinker about creativity.
109. Short
108. Writing about Depression
My guest is Cathy Jean-François, who talks about the incorporation of details about her own depression into her novel The Box, for which she is looking for a literary agent.
107. Using Illustrations and Spare, Focused Writing to Tell the History of Healthcare
My guest is Tegan Kehoe, who is a public historian specializing in healthcare and science at the Russell Museum of Medical History and Innovation at Massachusetts General Hospital in Bo…