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đ§ The Write Place Podcast â Episode 241
Guest: Natalie Chandler â Author of The Voices
Hi, I'm Wayne Kelly, a writer, podcast host and coach. I love to help writers develop their skills and get their books and stories out into the world. And this weekâs guest is no exceptionâŚ
Natalie Chandler joins me to talk about her new psychological thriller, The Voices â her third novel and her first hardback release. We chat about the dream that sparked her chilling high-concept premise, what itâs like to write from the perspective of a character in a coma, and why Scrivener might just be the plotting tool you didnât know you needed.
But Natalieâs story isnât all smooth sailing. She opens up about the tough road to publication, her experience with rejection, and how stepping away from writing for years helped reignite her passion. We also touch on the importance of finding your own voice, even if that means starting out by plagiarising Roald Dahl at the age of seven!
In this episode, we discuss:
Links from the episode:
Thanks for listening!
Please make sure you're subscribed on your favourite podcast app so you never miss an episode. And if youâve got a second, a rating or review really helps other writers find the show.
Until next time â happy writing and take care.
 â Wayne
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đ§ The Write Place Podcast â Episode 241
Guest: Natalie Chandler â Author of The Voices
Hi, I'm Wayne Kelly, a writer, podcast host and coach. I love to help writers develop their skills and get their books and stories out into the world. And this weekâs guest is no exceptionâŚ
Natalie Chandler joins me to talk about her new psychological thriller, The Voices â her third novel and her first hardback release. We chat about the dream that sparked her chilling high-concept premise, what itâs like to write from the perspective of a character in a coma, and why Scrivener might just be the plotting tool you didnât know you needed.
But Natalieâs story isnât all smooth sailing. She opens up about the tough road to publication, her experience with rejection, and how stepping away from writing for years helped reignite her passion. We also touch on the importance of finding your own voice, even if that means starting out by plagiarising Roald Dahl at the age of seven!
In this episode, we discuss:
Links from the episode:
Thanks for listening!
Please make sure you're subscribed on your favourite podcast app so you never miss an episode. And if youâve got a second, a rating or review really helps other writers find the show.
Until next time â happy writing and take care.
 â Wayne
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