Write Big: Stop Begging to Be Chosen Part 2
Jennie Nash introduces an upcoming series of Write Big episodes that share her vulnerable, behind-the-scenes process of turning Write Big concepts into a Write Big book, thanking listeners and inviting paid subscriptions. In this episode, she revisits her “don’t wait to be picked” stance while conf…
Bonus Margin Notes: Finishing the Blueprint: Recognizing the Shift from Planning to Writing
In a bonus #amwriting podcast episode, host Jennie Nash talks with academic writing coach Kathy Mazak of Scholar’s Voice (and host of Academic Writing Amplified) about how writers keep going after completing a blueprint and finish what they start. Mazak explains her mission-based work helping acade…
Freshman Rush and a Sophomore Slump
Kathleen Barber’s bestselling debut, TRUTH BE TOLD, was turned into a TV series with Reese Witherspoon’s Hello Sunshine company. Her sophomore novel… didn’t do so well. But she kept on writing despite many disappointments, publishing books in both the thriller and romantic comedy genres. Her latest…
Write Big: Beyond the Book Deal
Host Jennie Nash talks with novelist and journalist Caroline Madden about why writers crave traditional publishing deals and how that desire can become an unhealthy obsession tied to external validation and “pick me” energy. Madden recounts a 20-year path to publication, including losing two agents…
Bumper Edition March Bonus Episode
In today's bumper Bonus Episode, Bianca chats with Amy Tector, author of three novels which have all been released in the last year, including Speak for the Dead, now available this month. They discuss finding and prioritizing writing time; rewarding ourselves for hitting our goals; working on Scri…
Margin Notes: Making Marketing a Creative Project with Stuart Wakefield
In this Margin Notes episode of the #amwriting podcast, host Jennie Nash talks with book coach and author Stuart Wakefield about approaching marketing as a creative project by making joyful “artifacts” that expand a story world rather than simply asking readers to buy a book. Wakefield shares his c…
Discussion: What Should You Do When You Get Stuck Outlining?
This week, host Margaret McNellis presents a Discussion episode that answers the question What do I do if I’m outlining and my outline goes in a different direction and I get stuck? This can happen to writers in any genre. It’s so common, and Margaret introduces — in less than ten minutes — three p…
Margin Notes: Juggling Opportunities and Rewriting the Story After Mistakes
On the #amwriting podcast’s Margin Notes, host Jennie Nash talks with Dr. Diana Hill, author of Wise Effort, about how writers handle mishaps and self-talk when juggling book-related obligations. Hill describes accidentally booking two plane tickets to a Washington, DC conference, prompting a discu…
How Do You Know When It’s Time to Blow Up Your Book?
Have you ever looked at a project you’ve poured years of your life into and realized… it’s fine? Not catastrophic. Not terrible. Just fine.
No one wants to read a book that’s fine — and I am certain you don’t want to write one.
The first step in making sure you do better than fine is to catch yours…
Do your Voodoos of Ambition Ever Get a Day Off?
I want to take you inside my favorite yoga studio in Santa Barbara. It’s called Yoga Soup, and it’s a giant, grounding mix of movement, actual nutrient-dense soup in a crockpot, fresh fruit from local trees, and community.
My husband Rob and I practice there a few times a week, and one of our favor…
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