LInda Shenton Matchett, author and self-proclaimed history geek, chatted with me this week about how social media platforms other than Facebook can be beneficial to writers. She also discusses how she, and many other writers, have found great success working on multi-author projects and series.

Award winning Scottish author and poet, Michael J. Malone, joined me to talk about writing in multiple genres, how much of himself he puts into his books, and lots of other subjects … including what the “J” stands for. Last time I interviewed Michael was when he published his first McBain book. A LOT has happened since then!

Julie talks about the books she writes under different names (including the Garden Squad Series) and the differences between being a writer and a published writer. Julie also shares information about her consulting business YourLadders.com, which she founded to help coach writers and artists along the paths of their creative journeys.

In this interview, S. Lee Manning talks about the long road to publication, espionage thrillers, and her upcoming release, Trojan Horse.

In this week’s episode, Renee talks about the evolution of being a writer, and different publishing avenues.

This week, my guest is mystery author Debra Bokur. Her book, The Fire Thief, was released last month. In this episode, we talk about how being a journalist and magazine and literary journal editor did not prepare her for writing and publishing fiction.

Sarah Osborne talks about cozy mysteries, pantsing versus plotting, and her take on writing that first draft.

Matty Dalrymple is the author of the Lizzie Ballard thrillers and the Ann Kinnear suspense novels. In this episode, she talks about writing series novels and short fiction.

Connie and Linda talk about the community of writers, and how writers can locate resources and support from other writers.