Today I’m chatting with Jennifer M.D. Cox, the author of 'Getting to Know You.' Jennifer has a background in creative writing, having minored in it at Alfred University back in 2016. It's fascinating how she now uses those skills as a mental health counselor. We'll be diving into her work with narrative therapy – essentially helping people reframe their personal stories – and how she uses targeted stories in trauma processing. We'll also be touching on the ever-present challenge of social media for authors and the real value of having a strong writing community in your corner.More about Jennifer: https://ninestarpress.com/product/getting-to-know-you/Podcast Homepage: https://brewingfictionpodcast.com

Today, we look deeper into Livia's creative journey, tracing the origins of her current work in progress, To Live This Life, which is now in the editing phase. Join us as we explore an excerpt from her novel, discuss the significant role music plays within its pages, examine how life stages have influenced her writing, and uncover some of the tools and processes that shape her craft.

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Natalie Carter-Giles, is known in Deer Lake, NL, for her cheerful floral arrangements at a local grocery store. But she harbours a compelling duality. By day, she crafts beauty and joy with flowers; but away from work, she dives into the shadows, crafting dark thrillers that are anything but joyful. On today’s episode, Natalie shares her unique creative process, discussing her writing as her personal passion. She will discuss writing in the thriller genre, share a little about her writing habits and talk about her experience with traditional publishing, and a whole lot more. We'll also feature an exclusive excerpt from her upcoming release “Some Else’s Secret”, slated for May, offering a glimpse into her gripping narrative style.

More about Natalie: https://flankerpress.com/author/natalie-carter-giles

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Today I am joined by award-winning Canadian Science Fiction and Fantasy author, screenwriter and actor J.M. Frey. On this episode, J.M. and I discuss her journey from writing fan fiction to becoming a published author, the importance of character in writing, her experiences writing under a pseudonym, and details about and an excerpt from Time and Tide, nominated the New York Times Best Romances of the Year.

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On today's episode of BFP, I'm excited to be joined by writer, editor, and Author Accelerator certified book coach, Jennifer McKinney. Jenn is the powerhouse behind Fragmentz Book Coaching, where she assists writers in transforming their manuscripts into compelling novels. We are also joined by fantasy writer, and one of Jenn's clients, Brett Gosling. Brett emphasizes the significance of having a book coach and shares how Jenn was instrumental in helping him complete and elevate his first novel to a polished piece he is very proud of. Stay tuned to learn about the role of a book coach and how it can propel your book to the next level.

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A primary goal of this podcast is to connect listeners with diverse authors globally. We've featured writers from Australia, Scotland, Europe, South Africa, the United States, and across Canada, spanning various genres. Saskatchewan, and Swift Current specifically, boast a thriving creative community. I was honoured to participate as a local writer at an event I'm pleased to share with our audience on Brewing Fiction. What follows is a recording of Write Out Loud - Local Writer's Night, held at the Lyric Theatre in Swift Current, Saskatchewan.https//:lyrictheatre.ca

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In this episode we bring you a conversation with Cecelia Tichi, the award-winning author of the Val and Roddy Gilded Age Mystery series.Cecelia shares her insights on the craft of writing, traditional and self-publishing, and her latest book, "A Gilded Redwood Coffin," released on January 28, 2025.If you enjoy historical fiction or mystery crime, this episode is for you.

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Today I welcome Fantasy and Sci-Fi author Chris Mason. Not only is this guy full of positive energy and a wonderful soul, he’s also a great writer with many stories to tell.

Listen to Chris talk of his father's role in his early writing, and how he looks for inspiration everywhere, whether it’s in a falling star, or in a painting hanging in his dining room.

This is the fun and honest conversation with the "Taco Bell Visionary" Chris Mason.

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Join us today on the Brewing Fiction Podcast as we dive into the chilling world of horror with Catlyn Ladd, a talented horror writer and member of the Horror Writers Association. We'll discuss her passion for ghost hunting, explore her favorite themes in writing, and examine the impact of genre labels on book marketing. Plus, Catlyn will give us the inside scoop on her latest novel, As Those Above Fall.

And stay tuned for an exciting announcement about my own writing journey following my conversation with the Eclectic Academic, Catlyn Ladd.

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Following eight years of dedication to his craft, and eight published novels, S.M. Sykes has recently achieved recognition for his novel, Eyes of Blue, which was honored with Shelf Unbound's 2024 Best Indie Book award. Additionally, his short story, First Snow, marks his debut publication in the online literary magazine Heathen.

Join me as the author of "The Blue Series" discusses his writing journey. He will share insights into his marketing strategies and offer valuable advice on his writing and editing processes, including the tools and techniques he uses.

You will also have the opportunity to listen to an excerpt from the award-winning novel, Eyes of Blue, read by the author.

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