Rachel Hawkins on Navigating The Author Life
Ever wondered how to create a successful querying process? Or ways to cope with rejection as a writer? How about tips for nurturing a strong relationship with a literary agent?…
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JL Stermer on The Journey of a Literary Agent
Curious to know what steps you can take to break into the publishing world? How about ways to catch a literary agent’s attention? We talk about it all and so…
Livia Blackburn on Pulling Inspiration from Intimate Experiences
How can we find inspiration for our stories in our own emotional journeys? What does it mean to balance your emotions when writing difficult scenes so you aren’t emotionally drained?…
Shannon Gibney on Identity
Shannon Gibney is the author of See No Color, drawn from her life as a transracial adoptee, which won the Minnesota Book Award and was hailed by Kirkus as “an exceptionally accomplished debut” and…
Emily X.R. Pan on Navigating A Meaningful Path after a Career Change
Emily X.R. Pan is the New York Times bestselling author of her debut novel “The Astonishing Color of After”. She is the founding editor-in-chief of Bodega Magazine, and a 2017 Artist-in-Residence…
Arvin Ahmadi on Overcoming Fear by Writing Through It
Arvin Ahmadi is the author of “Down and Across”. From Buzzfeed, “Ahmadi writes with head and heart, captivating readers with passages that leap beautifully from the pages.” Publishers Weekly describes his debut…
Susan Dennard on The Revision Process & Overcoming Perfectionist Tendencies
Susan Dennard is the author of the Something Strange and Deadly series as well as the New York Times bestselling books Truthwitch and Windwitch. Susan is one our community’s most requested authors…
Kiersten White on Writing Page-Turners & Crafting Memorable Characters
We have Kiersten White with us this week, the New York Times bestselling author of And I Darken, a series that has been compared to Game of Thrones for the…
