The Wordslinger Podcast

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From award-winning and bestselling author J. Kevin Tumlinson, this weekly podcast explores the stories that shape us into who we are, and shape the world into what it can become. There are interviews ... more

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May 15, 2026 I Put This Book Aside for Two Years. Here’s What Happened
Sometimes the best thing you can do for a stuck book is stop forcing it.
In this episode of the Wordslinger Podcast, I’m back from a two-day drive from Texas to Pennsylvania, and somewhere along those long highway hours, a stalled novel finally started working again. A book I had put aside nearly two years ago suddenly clicked into place—not because I was grinding harder, but because I’d given the story time, space, and enough life experience to come back to it with new perspective.
This one is for writers, creatives, and creative entrepreneurs who have unfinished drafts, stalled projects, muddy middles, abandoned ideas, or old folders full of “someday” stories. Sometimes a book isn’t dead. Sometimes it just needs to wait until you’re ready to understand what it’s trying to become.
I also talk about why thinking counts as writing, how road trips, showers, walks, and quiet time can unlock creative breakthroughs, how I use AI carefully in my own process, and why characters—not gimmicks, plot devices, or even cool technology—are the real heart of a story.
If you’re on your writing and publishing journey, subscribe to the channel. This is the place for practical, honest, real-world guidance for writers who want to build better books, stronger creative habits, and sustainable author careers.
In this episode:
00:00 – Back from Texas and the road trip that sparked new ideas
01:50 – Why driving alone can unlock creative breakthroughs
02:40 – Capturing ideas without killing them too early
04:02 – A practical tip for using AI without losing your voice
05:20 – Returning to a book after nearly two years away
06:46 – Why setting a stuck novel aside can be the right move
08:16 – How old unfinished drafts can become new books
09:08 – How pieces of abandoned novels helped create a bestseller
10:46 – Returning to the Quake Runner: Alex Kayne series
12:18 – What happens when reality catches up with your fiction
14:27 – Why character is the heart of every story
16:54 – Exploring dependence, paranoia, and moral gray areas in fiction
19:24 – Thinking time is writing time
20:22 – Protecting your writing time, even when no words come
22:20 – How the mind keeps creating when distractions disappear
23:24 – Join the conversation on YouTube
24:25 – Why I’m building this writing community
26:46 – Where to find me, my books, and more
Links mentioned:
Wordslinger Podcast:
https://wordslingerpodcast.com
ProWritingAid:
https://tidd.ly/3NCdlk5
Draft2Digital:
https://draft2digital.com/wordslinger
AuthorAnchor:
https://authoranchor.com
Find Kevin and his books:
https://kevintumlinson.com
Join Kevin on Substack:
https://kevintumlinson.substack.com
More from Kevin:
Visit Knovelton Books:
https://knoveltonbooks.com
If this episode helps you rethink an abandoned draft, stalled project, or creative block, leave a comment and tell me what you’re working on. And don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share this with another writer who needs to hear that their unfinished book may not be finished with them yet.

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April 30, 2026 My Exact Publishing Process (After 70+ Books)
If you’ve ever felt like publishing a book is more confusing than it should be… you’re not alone.
After writing and publishing 70+ books, I realized something surprising: a lot of writers don’t actually know the full process. Not clearly. Not step-by-step. And that confusion can slow you down—or stop you entirely.
In this video, I break down my exact publishing workflow—from first draft to finished book—so you can move forward with confidence and actually get your work into readers’ hands.
Whether you’re just starting out or refining your process, this is the roadmap I wish more writers had from day one.
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👉 This channel is built for writers who want to finish books, publish smarter, and grow a real creative business.
⏱️ TIMECODES
0:00 – Why most writers misunderstand the publishing process
0:36 – Step 1: Write the book (and why editing too early kills momentum)
1:05 – My “looping” method for drafting and editing
2:14 – Editing options (DIY, professional, and AI tools)
3:30 – What AI should and should NOT do in your editing process
4:32 – Step 3: Creating a professional book cover
5:35 – Cover design tips (and what NOT to do)
7:07 – Step 4: Writing a compelling book description
8:12 – Sell the experience, not the plot
9:51 – Step 5: Formatting your book (EPUB, tools, and options)
10:28 – Final thoughts on the full publishing workflow
🧰 TOOLS & RESOURCES
🌐 Wordslinger Podcast
https://wordslingerpodcast.com
✍️ ProWritingAid (Editing Tool I Recommend)
https://tidd.ly/3NCdlk5
📚 Draft2Digital (Formatting & Distribution)
https://draft2digital.com/wordslinger
🚀 Author Anchor (Build Your Author Platform with Help)
https://authoranchor.com
📖 My Books & More
https://kevintumlinson.com
📝 Join Me on Substack (Deeper insights, behind-the-scenes, and more)
https://kevintumlinson.substack.com
💬 LET’S TALK
What part of the publishing process feels the most confusing or overwhelming right now? Drop a comment—I read them all, and I may cover your question in a future video.
If you’re serious about writing and publishing your work, you’re in the right place.

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April 16, 2026The Problem with Draft2Digital’s New Policy
Draft2Digital just made a major change—and a lot of indie authors aren’t happy about it.
In today’s Wordslinger 10-Shot, I break down the new Draft2Digital fees, what they actually mean, and why I believe this policy creates a serious problem for the very authors the platform was built to support.
This isn’t outrage for the sake of outrage. It’s a real conversation about fairness, access, and the future of indie publishing in an era of AI-driven content overload. If you’re a writer, creator, or creative entrepreneur, this directly impacts you.
Let’s dig in.
What Draft2Digital’s new fees actually are

Why the $12 annual fee is sparking backlash

The real issue: who pays (and who doesn’t)

How this affects new and low-earning authors

The AI “slop” problem—and why this is happening now

Practical advice on what you should do next
00:00 – The big Draft2Digital announcement
01:10 – Breaking down the new fees
02:15 – Why the optics are a problem
04:20 – Who really ends up paying
06:45 – The “tax on low earners” issue
09:00 – AI spam and the real reason behind the change
12:30 – Why this could push authors away
15:10 – My stance (and why it matters)
18:00 – What authors should do right now
20:30 – Final thoughts on the future of indie publishing
🌐 Wordslinger Podcast
https://wordslingerpodcast.com
✍️ ProWriting Aid (my go-to editing tool)
https://tidd.ly/3NCdlk5
📖 Draft2Digital
https://draft2digital.com/wordslinger
⚓ AuthorAnchor
https://authoranchor.com
📘 My books & author site
https://kevintumlinson.com
📰 Join me on Substack
https://kevintumlinson.substack.com
If you're serious about building a career as a writer—whether indie, traditional, or hybrid—this channel is where you’ll get real talk, hard truths, and practical strategies to help you succeed.
👉 Subscribe now for guidance on writing, publishing, and building a sustainable author business.
What do YOU think about Draft2Digital’s new policy?
Fair move… or a step in the wrong direction?
Drop your thoughts in the comments. I read them.
#indieauthors #selfpublishing #writingcommunity #draft2digital #amwriting
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April 09, 2026Traditional Publishing Is Breaking (why I chose Indie-first)
Traditional publishing is shifting… fast. And if you're a writer trying to decide your path, the rules you’ve been told may already be outdated.
In this episode of the Wordslinger Podcast, I break down the real differences between traditional and indie publishing—and why I’ve chosen an indie-first strategy in today’s market. This isn’t theory. This is based on hard lessons, real contracts, and what I’m seeing happen right now across the industry.
If you’re serious about building a writing career that actually works, this is a conversation you need to hear.
00:00 – Introduction & upcoming book launch
01:00 – Writing without a “perfect” setup
03:20 – The publishing industry is changing (AI, disruption, uncertainty)
04:30 – Should you traditionally publish first?
06:00 – The hidden benefits of traditional publishing
07:30 – The validation trap (and why it matters)
08:00 – The “Shy Girl” controversy & industry response
10:00 – Why AI detection tools don’t work
11:30 – Where traditional publishing is failing
13:00 – Publishers that are adapting (and why it matters)
15:00 – The real cost of traditional publishing
18:30 – Marketing reality: it’s still on YOU
21:30 – Indie success stories (The Martian, viral breakouts)
23:30 – Why indie-first is a powerful strategy
25:00 – Building your platform (your true leverage)
27:00 – Contracts, leverage, and protecting your rights
30:00 – Ethics clauses, AI clauses, and what to watch for
32:30 – My personal strategy moving forward
35:30 – Final thoughts: choosing your path
🌐 Wordslinger Podcast: https://wordslingerpodcast.com
✍️ ProWriting Aid: https://tidd.ly/3NCdlk5
📚 Draft2Digital: https://draft2digital.com/wordslinger
🤝 Author Anchor: https://authoranchor.com
📖 My books & website: https://kevintumlinson.com
📝 Join me on Substack: https://kevintumlinson.substack.com
The real pros and cons of traditional vs indie publishing

Why “getting a deal” isn’t the finish line

How to think about publishing as a long-term strategy

The role of platform, leverage, and ownership in your career

What most writers misunderstand about making money from books
If you're a writer, creator, or creative entrepreneur—and you want real, no-BS guidance on building a sustainable writing career—this channel is for you.
👉 Hit subscribe and join a community focused on writing smarter, publishing better, and building something that lasts.
Which path are you on right now—indie, traditional, or hybrid?
Drop a comment and tell me your strategy.
⏱️ Timecodes🚀 Resources & Links💡 What You’ll Learn🔔 Subscribe for More💬 Let’s Talk

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44min
March 26, 2026 Your Author Platform Matters More Than Your Book
Your author platform isn’t optional anymore—it’s everything.
In today’s shifting landscape of AI, social media uncertainty, and changing reader behavior, the writers who win aren’t just the ones with great books… they’re the ones with a direct connection to their audience.
In this Wordslinger 10-Shot, Kevin breaks down what an author platform really is, why it matters more than ever, and how you can start building one that actually works—without relying on platforms you don’t control.
If you’re serious about writing, publishing, and building a long-term career, this is the conversation you need to hear.
🔑 What You’ll Learn
What an author platform actually is (and what it isn’t)
Why email lists still dominate everything else
The hidden danger of relying on social media alone
How AI is reshaping storytelling—and why that’s an opportunity
Why authenticity and imperfection are your greatest assets
The real goal: building an audience, not just selling books
⏱️ Timecodes
00:00 – Welcome + Pennsylvania (pun intended)
01:10 – Why Wordslinger 10-Shots exist
04:58 – What is an author platform?
06:37 – Why email lists still win
07:25 – The future of social media (and why it’s risky)
10:26 – Is writing dying? (AI + readership myths)
13:03 – Why physical books are making a comeback
15:42 – The rise of authenticity in a digital world
18:38 – Why imperfection beats AI
20:21 – The future of storytelling
23:33 – AI-generated content vs human connection
25:52 – The real focus: build your audience
🚀 Resources & Links
👉 Wordslinger Podcast: https://wordslingerpodcast.com
👉 Draft2Digital: https://draft2digital.com/wordslinger
👉 Author Anchor: https://authoranchor.com
👉 Kevin’s books & website: https://kevintumlinson.com
👉 Join Kevin on Substack: https://kevintumlinson.substack.com
💡 Final Thought
Your book is the product… but your platform is the engine.
Build the connection first, and everything else gets easier.
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If you’re a writer, creator, or creative entrepreneur looking to level up your craft, grow your audience, and build a sustainable career…
👉 Subscribe now—this channel is your hub for real-world, no-fluff guidance on writing, publishing, and thriving as a creator.

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35min
March 19, 2026 You Don’t Need More Time—You Need This Instead
Think you don’t have time to write? Think again.
In today’s Wordslinger 10-Shot, I’m breaking down the real reason most writers struggle to finish their books—and it has nothing to do with time. If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed, stuck, or like your writing life is constantly being derailed by everything else going on… this one’s for you.
I’ve written in hotel rooms, coffee shops, cars, and chaos—and I’ve learned something powerful along the way: the writers who succeed aren’t the ones with more time… they’re the ones who show up differently.
Let’s talk about how to make that shift.
⏱️ TIMECODES
00:00 – Writing in chaos (and why it matters)
01:30 – The myth of “not enough time”
03:10 – The real power of consistency
05:00 – Why word count doesn’t matter (the way you think)
07:15 – Writing is art and business
09:30 – Stop overwhelming yourself (one skill at a time)
12:00 – The “juggling” method for writers
14:30 – Process vs flexibility (why you need both)
17:00 – Avoiding burnout and building momentum
20:00 – Transferable skills that make you a better writer
22:30 – Final takeaway: how to actually move forward
🧠 KEY TAKEAWAY
You don’t need more time—you need consistency, clarity, and a process that works for your life. Master that, and everything changes.
🔗 RESOURCES & LINKS
🌐 Wordslinger Podcast
https://wordslingerpodcast.com
📚 Draft2Digital (my preferred publishing platform)
https://draft2digital.com/wordslinger
🤝 Author Anchor (get help with your author business)
https://authoranchor.com
📖 My books & full catalog
https://kevintumlinson.com
✍️ Join me on Substack
https://kevintumlinson.substack.com
🚀 FOR WRITERS & CREATORS
If you’re serious about building a writing career—finishing your books, growing your audience, and turning your creativity into something meaningful—you’re in the right place.
👉 Subscribe to the channel for straight talk, proven strategies, and real-world insight into writing, publishing, and the business of being an author.
No fluff. No gimmicks. Just what actually works.
Got a question about writing, publishing, or building your author career? Drop it in the comments—I read them, and your question might turn into the next video.
Let’s get to work.

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34min
March 12, 2026 The Writing Trick That Unstuck My Novel
Ever hit that moment in a story where everything just… stops?
You’re tens of thousands of words into a novel and suddenly the story feels stuck. The momentum disappears. The next chapter won’t come. The whole thing feels like a pill stuck in your throat.
In today’s Wordslinger 10-Shot, J. Kevin Tumlinson shares the writing breakthrough that helped him restart a novel he abandoned nearly two years ago—and the surprisingly simple storytelling technique that unlocked the entire book.
The answer wasn’t rewriting the premise or scrapping the story.
It was adding a subplot.
In this episode, Kevin breaks down how B-stories and secondary plotlines can relieve pressure on your main story, deepen character relationships, and create the pacing that keeps readers turning pages. He also shares lessons about stepping away from a book when you're stuck—and why professional writers always come back to finish the story.
If you're a novelist, storyteller, or creative entrepreneur trying to push through a stalled project, this episode will give you a practical way to get your momentum back.
• Why writers get stuck in the middle of a novel
• The storytelling technique that unlocked Kevin’s stalled book
• How subplots improve pacing and tension
• The real purpose of a B-story in fiction
• Using secondary characters to deepen your narrative
• Why stepping away from a manuscript can sometimes save it
• The difference between amateur writers and professionals
0:00 – When a story feels “stuck”
1:10 – Why this novel stalled for nearly two years
2:35 – Coming back to the manuscript with fresh eyes
3:50 – The subplot breakthrough
6:05 – How B-stories improve pacing and tension
9:10 – The importance of anticipation in storytelling
11:40 – Learning from movies and TV subplots
14:10 – Avoiding clunky exposition in dialogue
17:20 – Giving readers breathing room in your story
19:00 – The “House moment” storytelling technique
21:20 – Why rewriting makes you look brilliant
24:00 – When it’s okay to step away from a book
26:00 – The difference between amateurs and pros
27:00 – Writing as both art and business
Wordslinger Podcast
https://wordslingerpodcast.com
Draft2Digital
https://draft2digital.com/wordslinger
AuthorAnchor
https://authoranchor.com
Find Kevin and his books
https://kevintumlinson.com
Join Kevin on Substack
https://kevintumlinson.substack.com
If you're serious about becoming a better writer and building a successful publishing career, this channel is for you.
The Wordslinger Podcast is where writers, creatives, and storytellers come for practical advice on writing craft, publishing, marketing, and the business of being an author.
Subscribe and join a community of writers committed to telling better stories and building lasting careers.
👉 Subscribe here and start your journey:
https://youtube.com/@wordslingerpodcast
Have a question about writing, publishing, or storytelling?
Leave it in the comments. Your question might become the topic of a future Wordslinger episode.
And remember…
The world needs your stories.
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35min
March 06, 2026 3 Writing Habits That Work Better Than a Perfect Writing Routine
Most writers are waiting for the perfect writing routine.
The perfect desk.
The perfect coffee shop.
The perfect time of day.
But here’s the truth: that routine probably doesn’t exist.
In this episode of the Wordslinger Podcast, J. Kevin Tumlinson shares the three writing habits that have helped him stay productive through travel, career changes, conferences, van life, and the chaos of everyday life. Instead of chasing the ideal routine, Kevin explains how systems, consistency, and adaptability can keep your writing moving forward no matter what life throws at you.
If you're a writer, creator, or creative entrepreneur trying to stay productive in a busy world, this episode will help you rethink how you approach your writing habits.
0:00 – Welcome to the Wordslinger Podcast
1:45 – Why the “perfect writing routine” is a myth
3:40 – Habit #1: Build systems instead of routines
6:10 – Habit #2: Focus on consistency, not word counts
9:05 – Habit #3: Learn to write anywhere
12:30 – The “write anywhere” mindset
15:30 – Writing with your phone, notebooks, or anything available
18:45 – Why constraints make you a stronger writer
21:00 – Adapting to new environments and life changes
24:00 – Final thoughts for writers who struggle with routine
Visit the Wordslinger Podcast home base:
https://wordslingerpodcast.com
Publish your books with Draft2Digital:
https://draft2digital.com/wordslinger
Find author support through Author Anchor:
https://authoranchor.com
Find Kevin, his books, and writing resources:
https://kevintumlinson.com
Join Kevin on Substack for essays and insights on writing, creativity, and storytelling:
https://kevintumlinson.substack.com
If you're a writer trying to build a career in publishing, storytelling, or creative entrepreneurship, this channel is for you.
Subscribe for practical advice on:
• Writing craft
• Publishing and indie author strategy
• Productivity and creative habits
• Building a sustainable writing career
• Interviews with bestselling authors and industry experts
👉 Subscribe now and join the Wordslinger community.
#writingtips #writerslife #amwriting #indieauthors #creativeentrepreneur #wordslignerpodcast
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34min
February 12, 2026Most People Don’t Actually Want to Be Writers
Episode 293
A hard truth:
Most people don’t actually want to be writers.
They want to have written.
There’s a difference.
In today’s Wordslinger Podcast, we’re talking about what it really takes to be a writer — the long game, the lonely work, the unpaid seasons, and the identity shift that separates writers from dreamers.
If you’ve ever wondered:
Am I really cut out for this?

Why does writing feel harder than I expected?

Should I keep going?
This episode is for you.
Because writers write.
Even when it’s inconvenient.
Even when it costs money.
Even when nobody’s watching.
00:00 – The uncomfortable truth about wanting to be a writer
01:40 – Writers vs. Authors (the critical distinction)
03:30 – The fantasy vs. the reality of writing
05:00 – Why ideas alone are worthless (execution matters)
07:45 – The danger of “write my idea” requests
10:20 – The myth of overnight success
14:00 – Would you still write if it never made money?
16:45 – The power of the writing community
21:00 – Practical strategy: play the long game
24:30 – Stability, creativity, and Maslow’s hierarchy
26:00 – Why writing full-time isn’t always easier
Writer vs Author mindset

Creative discipline

Long-term publishing strategy

AI and authorship

Intellectual property pitfalls

Making money as a writer

Writing for free vs writing for income

Sustainable creative careers
🎙 Wordslinger Podcast Home:
https://wordslingerpodcast.com
📚 Publish Wide with Draft2Digital:
https://draft2digital.com/wordslinger
⚓ AuthorAnchor (Real Human Support for Authors):
https://authoranchor.com
✍️ Find Kevin & His Books:
https://kevintumlinson.com
📰 Join Kevin on Substack:
https://kevintumlinson.substack.com
If you’re serious about:
Becoming a better writer

Publishing strategically

Building a sustainable creative business

Playing the long game instead of chasing hype
You’re in the right place.
This channel is for writers who are willing to do the work — who care about craft, community, and building something real.
👉 Hit Subscribe and join the Slingers.
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33min
February 05, 2026 3 Ways to Know If You Should Finish, Pause, or Abandon Your Book
Wordslinger Podcast, Episode 292
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🎙️ In this episode, Kevin Tumlinson tackles a topic every writer understands: when (and why) we abandon books before they’re finished. Should you push through the muddy middle, press pause and return with fresh eyes, or shelve your project for good? Kevin Tumlinson opens up about his process, shares practical strategies for overcoming creative roadblocks, and invites you to rethink your relationship with unfinished work. Whether you’re on your first novel or your fiftieth, this episode will help you navigate the emotional and strategic choices behind finishing—or leaving behind—your books.
Show links:
- Plottr — https://plottr.com - Visual book outlining software, mentioned as a tool for plotting and story organization
- Kevin’s Substack — https://kevintumlinson.substack.com - Where Kevin Tumlinson shares regular writing insights and updates
- Find Kevin and his books - https://kevintumlinson.com
Important Topics & Timestamps:
00:07 - Introduction: Why we abandon books
01:14 - When to push through vs. when to pause
04:07 - Tools for outlining and the muddy middle
07:17 - Shiny Object Syndrome and how to avoid it
09:02 - Taking productive breaks and using reminders
13:16 - Signs it’s time to abandon a book
16:19 - The sunk cost fallacy in writing
20:19 - Repurposing unfinished work
24:05 - The power of finishing (even bad) first drafts

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