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
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Send us a text Author and pilot Lola Reid Allin discusses writing the story of your life, how to and not to structure it, and the importance of pacing your novel. *Content Warning: Mentions of previous domestic violence. ▬ Check out Lola"s website: https://www.lolareidallin.com/ Follow Lola on her socials: https://www
Send us a text Author and memoir writing teacher Wendy Dale discusses the important steps in writing a memoir, the exceptions to "show don"t tell," and why you should beware of online tips. ▬ Visit Wendy"s website: https://www.geniusmemoirwriting.com/ Check out her writings: https://www.wendydale.net/writings.html Foll
Send us a text Author and producer D.J. Williams discusses worldbuilding, how he has implemented it into his books, and why you should put it in yours, as well as some additional tips for writers in this extended episode of Writing and Editing. ▬ Visit D.J."s Website: https://www.djwilliamsbooks.com/ Find copies of D.J
Send us a text Author and ESE CEO Eric Simmons discusses the importance of getting your books into libraries, the steps to take in this pursuit, and tips on bettering your chances of getting sales in this special extended episode to kick off the new year! ▬ Get in contact with Eric and start your library journey today:
Send us a text Author and professor C.J. Spataro discusses how to create a book that"s funny, including how not to write characters, where the humor could be falling flat, and much more in a special bonus episode before the year is out! Happy Holidays! ▬ Visit C.J."s website: https://www.cjspataro.com/ Grab a copy of h
Send us a text Author Sarah Raughley discusses all things historical thriller, from creating compelling narratives to keeping suspense, and just how historically accurate you should be. We also wanted to say congratulations to Sarah for being mentioned as one of People"s Most Anticipated Books in 2025 by Becky Albertal
