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The podcast that shares the writerly convos that writers have when no one is listening (even if they are listening) - looking to demystify the writerly process, share the inner thoughts that don't always align with the outer successes and as much inspo as possible without…
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Talking to Gabbie Stroud, author of The Angry Wives Club (opens the original)
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Gabbie Stroud joins us to talk about The Angry Wives Club, her “domestic noir with a chick-lit twist,” set on the far south coast of NSW. We start with the story of how she met fellow author Emma Grey (a completely random meet-cute in a dental surgery waiting room), then dig into how three generations of women - Steph, Heather, and Joni - came together on the page as, in Gabbie's words, an integration of all the women she's been. Gabbie talks candidly about her pantser-meets-plotter process (she
Talking to Andrea Barton, author of the Jade Riley Mysteries (opens the original)
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We first sat down with Andrea Barton back when The Godfather of Dance came out; now she's back to mark the completion of her five-book Jade Riley Mysteries series! In this episode, Andrea unpacks the decade-long journey behind the series: how a psychologist named Tara Wells became journalist Jade Riley, why the book she wrote first ( The Desert Thief ) ended up published last, and how thirteen years living as an expat in Lagos, Houston, and Doha shaped the setting and stakes of each novel. She a
Talking to author Tricia Stringer, author of The Road Trip & The Paradise Resort (opens the original)
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Tricia Stringer joins us again hot off celebrating 30,000 copies sold of The Road Trip — and just months out from the October release of her next book, The Paradise Resort . In this episode, Tricia talks about how Road Trip favorites Kathleen and Omar found their way into the new story, and how a completely unplanned character, the irrepressible Beatrice, showed up around 20,000 words in and reshaped the whole book. We dig into what actually changes (and doesn't) about writing your tenth book ve
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