Horrible Writing with Paul Sating

Don't try to outsmart yourself in your writing. Trust me. I'm not as clever as I pretend to believe I think I may be.

Also, Chasing the Demon, is available for pre-order on Amazon and I've sold copies ... so that makes me an AUTHOR! Need to change the show tags now!

Author Christopher Gronlund joins me to talk about how dyslexia has affected him and his writing. He also shares how he was able to cope with early-life bullying, find a love for reading, and write novels. You won't want to miss this.

Rewarding yourself for staying true to Paul's 3 Ds of writing.

Comedian, writer, and audio dramatist Thoreau Smily of Attention Hellmart Shoppers joins me to talk about how he connects with people through comedy. He also shares tips, tools, and tactics to writing successful and effective comedy.

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This episode, I answer an amazing email from a listener about how I know certain things about my writing.

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Spec-fiction author S. Evan Townsend joins me to talk about what it's like to be bipolar and how it affects his writing.

For writers, when it enough too much? How does doing too much negatively impact and your ability to watch the marketplace? How much are you standing in your own way?

Here is the newest Horrible Writing with friend and fellow podcaster/storyteller, Daniel Foytik of The Lift. We chat about anger and darker thoughts. You can find Dan's work at http://www.thewickedlibrary.com and http://www.victoriaslift.com.

In episode 27 of Horrible Writing, I talk about what happened after I got my manuscript for "Chasing the Demon" back from my editor. Gulp!

Author Kay Kenyon shares tips and insight into keeping your writing in balance with your life.