Celeste Barclay: Binge Writing and the Power of Universal Themes in Pulling Readers to New Genres
Episode 217 / Writing under two pen names, Celeste Barclay has penned over 50 books in historical and mafia romance. She shares insights on the writing process, the challenges of juggling multiple book brands, the importance of flexibility, and why universal themes resonate across genres.
💜 🎙 Beco…
Turning writing into a habit that lasts: Bec Evans on how to start and finish books and why binge writing isn't a bad habit
EPISODE 1918: In this KEEN ON show, Andrew talks to Bec Evans, co-author of WRITTEN, about how to turn writing into a habit that lasts
Bec Evans is an award-winning writer, speaker and business founder. With a background in innovation she turned her side hustle into a startup and now helps people m…
Binge writing in Holden Sheppard's office
Invisible Boys author Holden Sheppard takes us inside his writing room.
182. Finally Getting The Holiday Season You Really Want
As the holiday season approaches, now is the perfect time to start reflecting on your intentions. This week, Courtney and Bailey talk about how to finally get the holiday season you really want; especially if you crave celebrations that are slow and quiet. They share tips on holiday planning, how t…
Why Binge Writing Doesn't Work
Binge Writing!
That moment when you're so anxious to get to the story already that you neglect to properly develop, outline, and flesh out your story, which ALWAYS leads to the ever-popular WRITER'S BLOCK.
We've all done it (myself included).
Tune in to find out why binge writing doesn't serve y…
109. Binge writing a Space Opera, with Cathy McCrumb
Cathy McCrumb joins me today for her second time on the show. I'm so grateful to get her on to talk about binge writing, space operas, and her newest novel, Aberration. By the way, catch my first interview with Cathy on Episode 67. You can learn more about Cathy's work at her website HERE. You can…
183: Two Writing Practice Extremes And Why They Don't Work
Extreme writing practices can sound appealing. But unfortunately, they don't work! The two most common extreme writing practices academics struggle with are:
Writing everyday
Binge writing
In today's episode, I discuss the flaws in following extreme writing practices and share an alt…
189: How Long Does It Take To Change Your Writing Practice?
As an academic writer, the ultimate goal is to have a flowing publication pipeline to build influence and notoriety in your industry. However, you won't consistently publish articles or write books without a sustainable, relationship-based writing practice.
In today's episode, I share how long it…
186: Calming The Vicious Cycle Of Pubs And Grants
If you want to get grants, you need to have publications, but if you want to complete a publication, you need a grant. It is so frustrating when you feel stalled in a project. How do you get out of this vicious cycle?
Today's episode explains how you can successfully move publications and grant…
Ep. 137: Amy Poeppel on Binge Writing Books with Heart and Humor
Amy Poeppel is back on the podcast to discuss The Sweet Spot, a big-hearted, delightful novel about three women who form an accidental sorority in Greenwich village when a baby lands on their collective doorstep.
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