Cheryl Muir

Author and PR guru Cheryl J. Muir joins me for a conversation on developing a brand as an author. She covers topics including the know-like-trust factor, navigating social media, and creating a digital image that balances who you are as a person with who you are as a professional.

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Twitter – Instagram – Tumblr – Facebook

Angel of the Night: The Monster Within

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Josh Springs

Writer of YA Josh Springs joins me for a conversation on YA in general, why it’s important it be written and read, and things you should never say to a writer of Young Adult or Middle Grade fiction-–or anyone, really. Be nice to each other.

Joshua Dimitri Springs is, in his own words, a graduate student at Converse College who frequently overbooks himself and has a hard time saying no. When he isn’t drowning in things he said he would do, he is over zealously writing his novels because he is young, dumb, and ambitious by most MFA standards. He lives in South Carolina by himself, because he is literally the most single.

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James Wymore

James Wymore of Immortal Works discusses their acquisitions philosophy, explicit content in literature and film, book rating systems, and what we can expect from Immortal Works in 2017.

More on this guest: James Wymore grew up on a heavy diet of movies and books that morphed his real life adventures into imaginary worlds. His published works span the fiction spectrum, including many different genres in the best-selling Actuator series. He’s an acquisitions editor who likes to run games with hundreds of players at conventions.

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Dylan Davis

Author Dylan Davis joins me to discuss flash fiction, overcoming “writer fear,” and tips for submitting short-form fiction to literary magazines. He also reads his flash piece “Detach,” published in Fiction International in 2015.

Beyond Fiction International, Dylan has been published in Brilliant Flash Fiction, WhiskeyPaper, and Driftwood Press.

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Mentioned in this episode

Dylan Davis

“Detach” in Fiction International

“Canteens” in Driftwood Press

“Magpie and the Doc” in WhiskeyPaper

“Strange Trip” in Brilliant Flash Fiction

Duotrope

NewPages

Ann Hood

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r. r. campbell

I take on the topics of writing conferences, writer’s block, and what to expect from the blog going forward.

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Dan Schiro

Dan Schiro, author of Rogue Destiny, joins me to talk action scenes. Using examples from Star Wars, the James Bond franchise, 2001: A Space Odyssey and more, this episode focuses on the importance of verisimilitude, character, and setting when creating high-flying action scenes. Enjoy!

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