Jackie Amsden

These Mums Write

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These Mums Write inspires busy mums to achieve their creative writing goals and dreams—from picture books to poetry. Listeners will learn ways to fuel their writing, get their stories seen, and find joy and laughter in the everyday chaos that is being a writing mother. Jackie is a mom and author of a self-published YA mystery-thriller.

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Jackie Amsden

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4 de sep. de 2023

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Finding your voice: NY Times bestselling author Jen Mann on telling her truths about momming and middle age 28.03.2022

Have you ever questioned whether you have anything worth saying? What if it didn't matter what you said, but how you said it? Jen Mann is a mother of two and author of the hilarious New York Times best-selling book People I Want to Punch in the Throat: Competitive Crafters, Drop Off Despots, and Other Suburban Scourges as well as her most recent book Midlife Bites: Anyone Else Falling Apart, Or Is...

Overcoming imposter syndrome: One mum's strength during darkness calls her to share a new story 21.03.2022

Do you doubt whether you have what it takes to be a writer?  Vanessa Marie Caron, mother of four from Ottawa, Canada, has had a lifelong passion for writing. However, she struggled with not feeling worthy of the "writer" title until a traumatic life event, the loss of her infant during pregnancy and her own near death, showed her how powerful her words truly are, and her obligation to share t...

Looking into your family's past: One mum's 15-year journey writing an historical novel 14.03.2022

Have you ever been curious about your family's history? Curious enough to write a book? Kathleen Aldworth Foster started writing her debut novel in historical fiction after learning that an Irish woman known as the world's first female Freemason shared her name. Despite Kathleen's 25 years experience in broadcast journalism, a career which saw her covering war zones and earthquakes across the glob...

Pushing through the fear: Romance writer Elizabeth Schechter on Patreon, Kickstarter and sex-positive storytelling 07.03.2022

What does risk-taking mean in your writing life? And when's the last time you pushed past your own boundaries?  Elizabeth Schechter is a romance author described as one of the world's top erotica and alternative sexuality writers. She's also a mum. In this episode Elizabeth shares how she has overcome the stigma associated with sex-positive writing, despite the occasional awkward incident wit...

How to get the most out of nap-time writing with book coach and mom Katie Wall from Craft Better Books 28.02.2022

Are you fitting writing in around things like nap time and soccer practice? Do you wake up at 5:00 a.m. to get in a few words before the chaos erupts? Time is a precious commodity so we mommas gotta make the most of it. In this episode, book coach Katie Wall shares the most common pitfalls she sees in her clients' work, such as incomplete character arcs. She also breaks down in easy-to-digest-step...

A mom-friendly crash course in author marketing with romance writer Patricia Bates 21.02.2022

Does marketing scare you? Overwhelm you?  Patricia Bates is a mom and romance author with over two dozen independently and traditionally published titles to her name. Patricia recently decided to publish exclusively as an indie and the reason, she says, is to have full marketing control.  In this episode, Patricia shares what marketing means to her, the tools she uses most, and the keys...

Don't be afraid to ask him about his balls: Romance author Kat Long dishes on how she is creating a new life as a "proud smut writer" 14.02.2022

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be a romance author? And I mean, not the kind that ends the scene when the kissing starts? Kat Not Her Real Name Long started writing romance novels just a few years ago after having a dream that she just couldn't shake. That writing turned into a romance novel, that turned into a series, that turned into an author platform. Life as a mum with a day...

Let it be easy: Author and mum Joan Flood on creating time to write as a mum and simple ways to building your writing muscles over the long term 07.02.2022

As a single mom starting over in a new country, it wasn't until Irish author Joan Flood was nearing retirement that she finally took the plunge and really invested in her writing career by taking a creative writing program at a local university ( the SFU Writer's Studio ). Since then, she has gone on to publish two books and is now a teacher herself in that program program. For any mums that ever...

Midlife Crisis Confessions 1: Why I Started this Podcast 02.02.2022

Are you having a midlife crisis? I started this podcast to work through mine and rather than keeping all those embarrassing details to myself, I'm starting a new series of bonus episodes called Midlife Crisis Confessions. Can starting a podcast help a 40 year old woman who's greatest professional accomplishment is correctly spelling things find purpose and meaning? Maybe. Or maybe I should just go...

Building your writer platform basics: Mum and author Stevie Marie McCoy on simple ways you can start creating community 31.01.2022

Stevie Marie McCoy is a mother and young adult paranormal fiction author. In this episode, she shares how she approaches writing and launching her books as a self-published author. The keys: take risks even if it means feeling awkward and always be building relationships. Download the show transcript . Connect with the These Mums Write community: Join the These Mums Write Facebook group . Get my f...

Getting Your Writing Unstuck: Author and Writing Coach Sylvia Taylor Shares Tips and Insights that will Help Your Writing Soar 24.01.2022

Sylvia Taylor is an author and writing coach based in Vancouver, BC. In addition to two literary non-fiction book, The Fisher King: A Deckhand’s Tale of the BC Coast (Heritage House Publishing Group, 2012) and Beckoned by the Sea, Women at Work on the Cascadia Coast (Heritage House Publishing Group, 2017), she has authored over 400 magazine and newspaper articles. She was the Executive Director of...

A journey to traditional publication: Mother and contemporary fantasy author (The Book Eaters) Sunyi Dean shares the challenges she overcame and pitfalls you should avoid 17.01.2022

Sunyi Dean is a mother and a sci fi/fantasy writer living in Leeds England. Her debut novel, The Book Eaters, will be released by Tor Book in August 2021. In this episode, Sunyi shares the emotional and personal challenges she overcame as a single mother of two children with autism to get her book written and picked up by a traditional publisher. As well, with her first-hand, in-depth understandin...

Find your writing tribe: Allie Gravitt shares how she started a 5000+ Facebook group that is launching a movement of writing moms 10.01.2022

In 2018, Allie Gravitt left her six figure career in digital media to create more space in her life for her kids and her writing. She has since published two books of poetry and launched an online community that has become a life line for writing mums, Moms Who Write and includes a merchandise line and an upcoming anthology. In this episode, she shares social and digital media tips that can help w...

Why mums are awesome writers: How mumming inspires and fuels writing for poet and children's author Laura Farina 03.01.2022

Laura Faurina is a mother and an author of two full-length books of poetry, Some Talk of Being Human (Mansfield Press, 2014) and This Woman Alphabetical (Pedlar Press, 2005), as well as a picture book This is the Path the Wolf Took (Kids Can Press, 2020). In this episode, Laura shares how motherhood both fuels her writing and challenges it, and some of the hilarious consequences of that tension. S...

Making mum's writing dreams a reality, with a side-dish of hemorrhoid 15.10.2021

Welcome to These Mums Write. Writing can be scary. Sharing your work can be scary. But if you can survive without sleep for as long as you have and still manage to make coffee in the morning without seriously burning yourself, you can do this, too. So take a listen to what this show is about. I can't wait for us to get started. I promise I won't always talk about my hemorrhoid.

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