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- Episode 67: How do you keep track of progress?In this week’s episode, JP and Crys talk all about the tools they use to track progress and how their methods change as their workload does. Question of the week: How do you track your progress? What can we steal from you? Share your answer here! Don’t miss our weekly check in on Patreon (it’s public!) where […]24 min
- Episode 66: What the F do I do with my website?In this week’s episode, JP and Crys talk all about the dos and don’ts of author websites. They discuss website must-haves, goals of your author website, reaching your target audience, and different tools to help you get there. Question of the week: have you set up your website yet? And if not, what’s keeping you […]24 min
- Episode 65: Book Club – Take Off Your Pants!
This month, Lon, Janet and Marianne join JP and Crys for another book club, this time reading Take Off Your Pants! by Libbie Hawker. They discuss hot takes, useful advice, and how they will incorporate this book’s lessons into their writing.
Don’t miss our weekly check in on Patreon (it’s public!) where we talk about what we’re currently learning, any thoughts we missed in last week’s episode, and our plans for this week!
Show NotesTake Off Your Pants!: Outline Your Books for Faster, Better Writing by Libbie Hawker
The Anatomy of Story: 22 Steps to Becoming a Master Storyteller by John Truby
Your Book, Your Brand by Dana Kaye
janetkitto.com
Lon's Instagram
Marianne's Instagram
Support us on Patreon!
31 min - Episode 64: Which is more difficult—starting a story or ending it?
In this week's episode, JP and Crys talk about what they find more difficult—starting a story or ending it—and why. They discuss the methods they use to craft their beginnings and endings, and how those methods have changed as they have grown as writers.
Question of the week: What's difficult for you, beginnings or endings? Has that changed as you've learned certain crafts? Has anything helped you overcome that? Share your answer here!
Don’t miss our weekly check in on Patreon (it’s public!) where we talk about what we’re currently learning, any thoughts we missed in last week’s episode, and our plans for this week!
Show NotesNRDS: National Recently Deceased Services on Vella
NRDS: National Recently Deceased Serviceson Fictionate
Brian McDonald: You Are a Storyteller podcast
Three Story Method
Steff Green's Skeleton Draft Course
Support us on Patreon!
28 min - Episode 63: How does it feel to be a published author?
In this week's episode, Crys and JP talk about JP's newly published serial fiction and all the feels that come along with it!
Question of the week: If you have released a book, how did you feel afterward? And if you haven't, when do you hope to? Share your answer here!
Don’t miss our weekly check in on Patreon (it’s public!) where we talk about what we’re currently learning, any thoughts we missed in last week’s episode, and our plans for this week!
Show NotesNRDS: National Recently Deceased Services on Vella
NRDS: National Recently Deceased Services on Fictionate
Serial Fiction Show
The Author Success Mastermind Podcast
Brian McDonald: You Are a Storyteller podcast
Take Off Your Pants by Libbie Hawker
Support us on Patreon!
23 min - Episode 62: How do you use Three Story Method?In this week’s episode, JP and Crys have another special guest! Zach Bohannon, author of the Dead South series and co-author of the craft book, Three Story Method, with J Thorn. As members of The Author Success Mastermind, JP and Crys have had plenty of opportunity to grill J and his personal approach, but this […]25 min
- Episode 61: How has travel influenced your writing?
In this week's episode, JP and Crys are joined by special guest Kevin Tumlinson from Draft2Digital to discuss all things travel and writing.
Show NotesPatreon
Draft2Digital
Stuff That's Real Podcast
Take Off Your Pants by Libbie Hawker
32 min - Episode 60- Book Club: Story or Die
This month, Lon, Janet and Marianne join JP and Crys for another book club, this time reading Story or Die by Lisa Cron. They discuss hot takes, useful advice, and how they will incorporate this book’s lessons into not only their author business, but their lives.
Show NotesPatreon
Story or Die by Lisa Cron
Write Now Workshop Podcast
Her Last Tomorrowby Adam Croft
The House in the Cerulean Sea by TJ Klune
Under the Whispering Door by TJ Klune
Your Brand Should Be Gay (Even If You’re Not)by Re Perez
Take Off Your Pants!: Outline Your Books for Faster, Better Writing by Libbie Hawker
Marianne's Instagram
Lon's Instagram
https://janetkitto.com/
JP's Instagram
46 min - Episode 59: How do you manage different seasons of being an author?
In this week's episode, JP and Crys talk about the different seasons that come with being an author and how they navigate through them or plan to navigate through them in the future.
Show NotesDo Nothing: How to Break Away from Overworking, Overdoing, and Underliving by Celeste Headlee
The Serial Fiction Show
Story or Die by Lisa Cron
Patreon
35 min - Episode 58- Book Club: How to Write Manga>This month, Lon and Alicia join JP and Crys for another book club, this time reading How to Write Manga: Your Complete Guide to the Secrets of Japanese Comic Book Storytelling by RA Paterson. They discuss hot takes, useful advice, and how they will incorporate this book's lessons into their publishing process.Show Notes
How to Write Manga: Your Complete Guide to the Secrets of Japanese Comic Book Storytelling by RA Paterson
How to Write Light Novels and Webnovels by RA Paterson
Story or Die by Lisa Cron
Alicia's website
Lon's Instagram
Patreon
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About Write Away
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Ditch traditional measures of success and pursue a life of freedom with your writing.