With Broken Wing now available in ebook, paperback, and hardback, of course, this episode is all about its history, the leading up to the launch, and a three chapter sneak peek of the story!

I realized I never did a reading of At Week’s End for the podcast! So let’s rectify that with a reading of the first two chapters.

Today's episode features all the exciting Broken Wing updates plus I’ll talk about using IngramSpark for print distribution, including the why's and why not's and the how's. Spoiler alert, I totally think you should!

Today's episode is all about goals! How I did for the first quarter of 2019 and what's on tap for the second one. I’m also introducing my quarterly number check in!

Today we’re digging into a deep topic, namely how (and how not) to write characters who have mental illness in your stories! Fair warning, this one is a RIDICULOUSLY LONG one! Sorry! For show notes with a huge list of resource links: https://sherellewinters.com/2019/03/s6-e107-writing-characters-with-mental-illness/

Digging into the question of what kind of content is, and isn’t, allowed in young adult fiction!

Catching up on what's been going on for the last NINE months, including the name change, the launch of the video version, the launch of At Week's End, and more! After that, it's discussing my goals for the first quarter of 2019, and where I'm aiming to go going forward.

The Lackadaisical Writer will be officially going on hiatus, but I wanted its temporary outage to go out with a bit of a bang, so its last episode of 2018 was done live! In this episode, I share what's happened over the last few months, my upcoming name change, the rename of Girl in the Forest, and talk about TLW's long hiatus. The show will be offline until 2019, but it will be back better than ever in January!

Yeah yeah, its already November, but I’m still going to talk about National Novel Writing Month and how awesome it is, as well as what I’m writing this year and how to see/hear snippets!

Another monster episode as I tackle the need to accept that being an indie does mean running a business before digging into coming up with your business name, handling pen names, and deciding on the structure of your business.