This episode is about growing your skills and virtues in your writing and reading. Through listening to other podcasts about writing and other talk shows I realize the importance of communication with my readers and listeners. Express yourself in your writing to create something true—I'm paraphrasing from the quote of the day by John Wray. The point is that we need to let our true selves go so we can write more freely. listen to the episode and learn with me. I apologize for the audio hiccups, I had some technical difficulties this week and I think I will be able to avoid them for next episode. Keep Walking and keep writing. From one walking writer to the next. Enjoy.

listen to this episode with my first interview with Jordan Vandina, creator of Weekendscripts.com currently Jordan writes for Stephen Spielberg's "Animaniacs" among other TV show's in the past. Check out how Jordan got his start and how he keeps up as a working writer in Hollywood. follow Jordan on Twitter @shrimptooth visit www.weekendscripts.com

Hello all, thanks for joining me in this week's new episode of Walking Writers Podcast. I'm glad to share my progress with using dictation in my writing. Also, I came across a great article about how reading fiction creates more empathetic human beings, so if you're a reader of fiction you are a more empathetic person according to this study. As always, keep walking and keep writing. Join the community on Twitter and word press. You can listen to this podcast anywhere you get your podcast feeds. https://t.co/pDmoxj2kv2?amp=1

As technology advances in the future more and more writers are using methods of dictation to write faster and identify their writing voice. also in this episode I talk about listening to your body for your health and your creativity. sometimes when we feel exhausted we don't produce the work we want and we get sicker quicker because we are physically and mentally run down. It is good to notice these things in daily life and know when it is time to take a rest. As usual I include a quote of the day from a prolific writer so please enjoy see podcast for this week in episode 12. Keep walking and keep writing.

This weeks episode is a reminder that you are starting a new year and making plans to follow through with your goals. You will achieve your goals by working on creating a plan to write more or using your time more productively. It can be tough trying to figure out things at first, especially if you are new to writing, but if you find a rythm you will accomplish more than you thought. Happy writing, and keep walking for a healthy 2019.

Welcome back to the Walking Writers Podcast in the beginning of 2019. Hopefully the holidays brought joy to you and your family. This is the beginning of a new year and the beginning to a new you... as a writer in 2019. I hope that we can focus on working together on achieving our goals this year and I hope that I can help you as well as myself. Enjoy the first episode of the new year and the 10th episode of this podcast.

Episode 9 Is about finding what you must write and how to get planning for 2019. Also make sure you Pat yourself on the back for the work you done in 2018. look towards the future and make some plans to produce more work in 2019. Also, check out poets.org on Twitter and follow Sandra Beasley with her outstandingly, wonderful essay "Flexing the Form: Contemporary Innovation in the Sestina." Enjoy the holidays! Keep walking, and keep writing!😁

Episode 8 is about bouncing back from Thanksgiving and utilizing reading with your writing. Reading fuels the fire or your writing, so continue reading those books that spark the imagination deep inside of you. As always, keep walking, and keep writing. Stay healthy and live a fun, creative, blessed life. follow me on Twitter @seanemalloy and on WordPress at www.seanmalloywrites.wordpress.com

The Walking Writers Podcast episode 7 is about being who you are as a writer and being okay with that. Live your life and incorporate that into your writing.

Episode 6 of the Walking Writers Podcast talks about finding clarity in meditation, inspiring your writing by emulating your favorite writers, and finding a sacred place to write.