# Seth Adam Smith
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Top podcast episodes featuring seth adam smith.
Write What Fascinates You ð Stuart Gibbs on Spy School, FunJungle, and Writing An Adventurous Life
Most writers are told to âwrite what you know.â Stuart Gibbs encourages authors to write what fascinates them...In this fascinating episode of A LITERAL JOURNEY, I sit down with bestselling author Stuart Gibbsâthe author behind Spy School, FunJungle, Charlie Thorne, Once Upon A Tim, and The Last MuâĶ
Writing Through Chaos ð Joan Reardon on Critical Thinking and The Grimsbane Family Witch Hunters
This episode is for people who struggle creating something meaningful *especially* when life feels chaotic and uncertain...In this delightful episode of A LITERAL JOURNEY, I sit down with award-winning author Joan Reardon to talk about her remarkable path to publication. Always a devoted reader, JoâĶ
Revision Is Where The Magic Happens ð Janette Rallison (and C. J. Hill) on Writing Across Genres
âAnd remember that revisions is where the magic happens. Thatâs where youâre taking that âĶ piece of coal and turning it into a diamond.â -Janette RallisonIn this thoughtful and funny episode of A LITERAL JOURNEY, I sit down with author Janette Rallison (also known as C. J. Hill). Janette explains hâĶ
Finding Hope and Magic in the Gulag âĻ Cristin Williams on Russian History and The Whisper of Stars
When the world feels dark, cruel, and dehumanizing, a good story can help us hold onto hope... In this fascinating episode of A LITERAL JOURNEY, I sit down with Cristin Williams, author of the historical fantasy novel The Whisper of Stars.Cristin shares her own literal journey as a writerâincludingâĶ
Find Your Weirdos ð Mary Averling on The Curse of Eelgrass Bog and The Burn Beast
In this episode of A LITERAL JOURNEY, I sit down with Mary Averling, the award-winning author of The Curse of Eelgrass Bog, The Ghosts of Bitterfly Bay, and the The Burn Beast, for a conversation about scary stories, childhood memories, and the hope and heart in middle grade horror.During the interâĶ
Who Are We Becoming? ðŊïļ Emily Bain Murphy on Lightseekers, Writing, and Finding Hope and Beauty
âThereâs so much beauty in the world and in our lives if we have the eyes to see it.â -Emily Bain MurphyIn this meaning-FILLED episode of A LITERAL JOURNEY, I sit down with Emily Bain Murphyâauthor of The Disappearances, Enchanted Hill, The Ivory City, Splinters of Scarlet, and The Lightseekers SeâĶ
Don't Write A "Perfect" Book (Write An Honest One) ð C. M. Cornwell on Writing The Memory Spinner
The best stories don't have to be "perfect"âthey just have to be honest...In this episode of A LITERAL JOURNEY, author C.M. Cornwell shares the winding path that led to her novel, The Memory Spinner and the lessons she's learned about creativity, grief, perseverance, and most importantlyâhope.From âĶ
Why Fairy Tales Still Matter ðâĻ Emma C. Fox on Stories, Tolkien & Writing Historical Fantasy
The BEST stories don't just entertain us... they remind us of what's TRUE.In this episode of A LITERAL JOURNEY, award-winning author Emma C. Fox shares how an old copy of The Hobbit, a vivid dream, and a lifelong love of history and fairy tales have shaped her journey as an author.From the enchanteâĶ
The Hero's Journey of George Washington â Screenwriter Diederik Hoogstraten on YOUNG WASHINGTON
Hardship didn't destroy George Washington...it forged him.In this episode of A LITERAL JOURNEY, I sit down with Diederik Hoogstraten, the screenwriter behind Young Washington, and talk about the extraordinary journey that transformed an uncertain young man into one of history's greatest leaders.ThrâĶ
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I have no special talent. I am only passionately curious, and
I listen to podcasts.
‐ Albert "Llamacorn" Einstein
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