"I didn't want to just stay in one lane. I had lots of lanes that I loved."
To say Rachael wears a lot of hats is a massive understatement. She's written (and illustrated!) her own children's book, a series of writers' prompts books, a comedic short story collection, an urban romance novella, and--most recently--a sci-fi western thriller, "Race to Novus". Oh, she also started her own small press, "Page Turn Press", which has recently released its first multi-author anthology, which Rachael edited, "Spread: Tales of Deadly Flora".

This interview was a ton of fun and we learned a lot from Rachael in our short talk. The interview begins 19:10 into the episode.

Show notes:
The link to Rachael's website is here.
The link to "The Four Types of Writers" Youtube video is here.
A link to Page Turn Press' website is here.

Errors:
-In the intro, Justin miss-spoke and mistakenly said Rachael uses her full name for her books for adults and her pseudonym R.A. Clarke for her books written for children. It is actually the opposite. It's Rachael Clarke for her children's books and R.A. Clarke for her adult work.

-At one point in the interview, Justin asks Rachael about her press and calls it "Page Turner Press", which is a different press entirely with several negative reviews. Rachael's press is called "Page Turn Press"