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
265. Event Review: AwesomeCon with Kenton Kilgore and Taylor
Author Kenton Kilgore, Jennia, and her PA Taylor review the highs and lows of D.C.'s AwesomeCon from both a vendor and attendee perspective.
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https://kentonkilgore…
264. Research Tips for Nonfiction Writers with Susan Day
Author and mindful arts therapist Susan Day tells her tips and tricks for researching when it comes to nonfiction and why it's important!
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Visit Susan's website:
https://mindfulartstherap…
263. Folklore and Fairy Tales with Vanessa Rogers
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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262. What is Urban Fantasy? With Carina Steinbakk
Author and project engineer Carina Steinbakk discusses the nuances of urban fantasy, how it compares to other fantasy subgenres, and her book "Flames of Eader."
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261. What is Fantasy? With Richie Billing
Author and podcaster Richie Billing talks all things fantasy--how it's defined, the sub genres, and what you should take into consideration about worldbuilding and the characters.
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260. Working with a Co Author, with Lillah Lawson and Lauren Emily Whalen
Author Lillah Lawson and Lauren Emily Whalen discuss the keys to successful co-authoring and their first co-author venture with their book Tomorrow and Tomorrow.
We'd also like to congra…
259. How Minimalism is Linked to the Creative Process with Bastien Siebman
Author, web developer, and Asana Pro Bastien Siebman discusses how minimalism can generate creativity and reframe productivity.
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https://fr.linkedin.com/in…
258. Editing Essentials #10: What is a Book Coach?
Dayna Reidenouer is back talking about book coaching, what it is, what they do, and if you should hire one.
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Dayna's site
https://www.yourpublishingbff.com/
Dayna's Instagram
https://www.in…
257. How Sharing Your Story Can Boost Your Personal and Professional Goals with Keith McNally
Content warning: Mentions of suicide
Doctor of education and professor Keith McNally discusses the impact of sharing your story on personal and professional goals, his book Walking the P…
256. How to Create Animal Characters For an Older Audience with Kenton Kilgore
Author Kenton Kilgore talks about writing animal characters for older audiences and how to make them believable.
In a Writing and Editing March Madness, the podcast will be uploading twi…
255. Self-Care for Writers with Finnian Burnett
Author and educator Finnian Burnett talks about why self-care matters and how writers can practice it.
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https://finnburnett.com/
Check out Finnian's blog:
https://f…
254. Writing About Grief from Losing a Beloved Animal with Maribeth Decker
*Content Warning: Topics of pet death and grief
Author Maribeth Decker talks about her book Peace in Passing, discusses her work as an animal communicator, and the process of grief when …
253. Demystifying the Publishing Process with Deborah Kevin
Editor and Chief Inspiration Officer Deborah Kevin discusses the publishing process and pulls the cover off the differences between traditional, hybrid, and self publishing.
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252. Using Letters To Enrich Your Family History with Kevin O'Connor
Author and speaker Kevin O'Connor discusses using family letters dated all the way back to the 1930s in his book Two Floors Above Grief and why you should consider keeping them too.
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251. Comics 101 with Carl Shinyama
Comics author and editor Carl Shinyama discusses the process of editing comics, how it differs from novel editing, and a special upcoming project.
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Find Carl on social media:
https://www.…
250. Editing Essentials 9: Style Sheets and Sample Edits
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.yourpublishingbf…
249. All About the Neurodivergent Publishing Conference with Ellis Prybylski
Author and editor Ellis Prybylski talks about their accessible Neurodivergent Publishing Conference that welcomes writers, editors, and everyone in between.
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Get tickets to the NPC here:
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248. What is Ooligan Press? With Jackie Krantz
Editor and Ooligan Press alum Jackie Krantz discusses the Portland State University book publishing program that has a trade publishing house staffed by its students.
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Jackie's Website:
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247. Why Is Imposter Syndrome So Common? With Veronica Kirin
Author and cofounder of Anodyne Magazine Veronica Kirin discusses imposter syndrome in the literary world and gives tips on what to expect during the publishing process.
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Veronica's webs…
246. Get Signed with Lucinda Halpern
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 bo…