Out of these two misfits, Eliza's always been the organized one. So this week she's sharing her tips for keeping her writing life running smooth.

Exclusive or wide? E-books, paperbacks and audio. You're done writing your book, and now you need to figure out how best to get it into your readers hands. This week Eliza and Adrienne discuss distribution strategies.

It's November...again (how can a year go by so fast and so slow at the same time?) Which means it's time to talk about NaNoWriMo!

It's hard to hear, but not everyone can be a main character. Some of us...well, we have to content ourselves with living in the shadows of the greats. This week, Adrienne and Eliza talk about the role of secondary characters.

After a long (and unplanned) hiatus, Adrienne and Eliza are back to talk about success. What does it mean to you? How will you know when you've achieved it? And what the heck do you do next?

Eliza and Adrienne need a break, so no book talk this week, just woo-woo astrological fun.

Misteaks happen. Hopefully, someone catches them before you hit publish, but sometimes they slip through the cracks. This week Eliza and Adrienne talk about what happens when you're best just isn't good enough. (yes, they're intentional)

Everyone is afraid of something, and writers are no different. Whether it's failure, or success, or being an imposter, these fears hold us back in subtle--and sometimes not so subtle--ways. This week, Adrienne and Eliza talk how to break through fear.

Do you write your scenes in order or out? And does it really matter how you do it as long as the book gets done? This week, Eliza and Adrienne tackle linear writing.

Who can you trust to give you honest and useful feedback about your unpublished manuscript? How do you find reviewers who can give the same honest opinions about your new releases? This week Adrienne and Eliza tackle the ins and outs of Beta Readers and Street Teams.