Mrs Write the Podcast

Bronte Bennett talks with author Kristy Wolf about how a lifelong love of romance turned into a publishing career built on strong heroines, wounded heroes, and high-stakes romantic suspense. Kristy shares the personal roots of her writing, the research behind her bionic-soldier series, and what she has learned about finishing books, finding community, and marketing as an author. She grew up readin...

Most authors are told to pick a lane, Theresa Halvorsen writes the whole buffet. From dystopian romantasy and paranormal stories to cozy Christmas rom-coms, she shares why refusing to be boxed into one genre is both her biggest marketing challenge and her greatest creative strength. Bronte Bennett, author of The Squire and host of the Mrs Write podcast, talks with Theresa Halvorsen, author of Ware...

Bronte Bennett speaks with co-authors Samantha Heil and Erin Boyce, the duo behind A Novel Chance and the pen name ES Rosalynn. They dig into how lifelong best friends build a shared writing voice, balance different creative styles, and keep a co-writing partnership running across different states. The conversation also covers indie publishing, reader expectations, and why their small-town romance...

In this episode, Bronte Bennett speaks with author, coach, speaker, and Untamed founder Jim Hughes about purpose, fear, and the parts of ourselves we hide to fit in. Jim shares the winding path that took him from ski instructing in Canada to running an electrical engineering business in Western Australia, and how that experience led him to help people reconnect with their real selves. They also di...

Bronte Bennett speaks with author Lise Mayne about a lifetime of reading, journaling, and writing that began in childhood and eventually led to her historical novel Time Enough . Lise shares how family history, Manx heritage, and years of research shaped the book, plus the realities of publishing, marketing, and building a writing life later in life. We discuss how writing by hand, trusting the pr...

Purpose is not a luxury reserved for the privileged, the polished, or the perfectly organised. Hannah Miller reveals why the women and everyday people who feel stuck, stretched, or restless may need this conversation most.   Bronte Bennett sits down with Hannah Miller , author of The Purpose Pursuit , for a candid, generous conversation about the origins of a book that began with childhood reading...

Bronte Bennett speaks with author DG Anthony about the origins of his fantasy series, the long-running story idea that eventually became The New Bearer , and the practical reality of turning a 400-page manuscript into a published book. They also dig into world-building, writer’s block, beta readers, ARC readers, and what success looks like when you are publishing primarily to share a story that ha...

Vanessa Woolley, author of Secrets at Sunset , shares her journey to publication, the support systems that helped her along the way, and the realities of writing while balancing life, work, and self-care. We also discuss how Vanessa shapes her stories around real-world issues like rhino conservation, grief, and young adult mental health. In this episode: Vanessa shares how her love of storytelling...

In this episode, Brittany Ranew shares her inspiring journey from dreaming about her story in 2009 to self-publishing and signing with a publisher. She discusses her creative process, character development, navigating the publishing world, and balancing her writing career with her full-time job. Whether you're an aspiring author or simply love stories of perseverance, this conversation offers valu...

The Art of Storytelling and Screenwriting with Rob Samborn Discover how Rob Samborn, a bestselling author and screenwriter, seamlessly blends cinematic skills with novel writing to craft compelling stories. In this episode, Rob shares insights into his creative process, the influence of filmmaking on literature, and advice for aspiring authors. Key topics: ·       Rob’s journey from avid story con...

Embracing the Writer Within: Áine Greaney’s Journey from Storytelling to Published Author Discover how Áine Greaney's childhood stories, rooted in Irish folklore, shaped her passion for writing and her journey across continents to become a published author. This episode delves into authentic storytelling, overcoming industry pitfalls, and embracing your unique voice as a writer. In this episode: Á...

Book in Hand: How Maria Nightingale Turned Her Storytelling Skills into a Published Novel Join us as Maria Nightingale shares her inspiring journey from avid reader to published author, revealing how her background in storytelling, marketing, and corporate communication helped her craft and promote her debut novel, Almost There . Whether you're an aspiring writer or a seasoned author, Maria’s insi...

Join us in this episode as we dive into the world of crime fiction with Peter Tickler, a seasoned author with over a decade of storytelling experience. We explore his series featuring private investigator Doug Mullen, set against the picturesque backdrop of Bude, and uncover his writing journey, inspirations, and tips for aspiring authors. In this episode: Peter's transition from nonfiction to cri...

From CEO to Author: The Journey of Shesh and the Corporate Assassin Series Discover the inspiring story of Shesh, a former CEO turned author who wrote an acclaimed series inspired by his wife Radhika. Learn how his structured approach, personal memories, and real-life experiences shaped his thrilling novels about an ex-CEO with a dark mission. Main Topics Shesh's journey from corporate leader to n...

Most travel stories are about destinations, but Angela Fuller’s journey is about overcoming life's darkest valleys and how travel became her healing secret.   When she first stepped onto the road in 2011, she was carrying years of trauma, secrets, and a desire to make a difference. Little did she know her stories of daring adventures, raw honesty, and resilience would not only inspire others but a...

Steve Grant, an accidental writer-turned-crime author, navigated the world of self-publishing, genre shifts, and marketing. This episode provides practical tips, insights into the writing process, and the emotional journey of becoming an author. Main Topics Covered: Steve's unconventional journey into authorship and genre exploration The writing process: discovery, pantsing vs plotting, and revisi...

Tune in to discover how to turn merchandise from an afterthought into a major growth lever, so you can focus on what you love: creating, writing, and connecting with your audience. Unlock the hidden power of merchandise to skyrocket your brand and turn fans into your biggest evangelists. Leah Keggi, author of The Merch Blueprint , reveals how even small creators like authors can harness simple, co...

  Uncover the remarkable journey of Emma Woodhouse—a Victorian history enthusiast turned bestselling author—whose rebellious spirit and relentless research landed her in academic circles, authoring not just novels but groundbreaking non-fiction about forgotten women of the era. Emma shares how her obsession with Victorian working-class women, fuelled by childhood memories at Blist Hill and her det...

What do you do when your football obsession gets out of hand? If you're Spencer Fearn, you buy the worst club in Britain and find out the hard way. As we approach the start of the 2026 World Cup - this is a great listen for those needing their footy fix! In this episode, Spencer shares the full story behind Belief ... from the moment he first set foot inside East Stirlingshire to the surreal momen...

From Bookworm to Published Author: Babs Rudlin's Journey. In this engaging interview, debut author of 'Finding Wildfire' - Babs Rudlin shares her inspiring journey from avid reader to soon-to-be published novelist. She discusses her writing process, the importance of editing, building a reader community, and her decision to pursue the indie publishing route, offering valuable tips for aspiring aut...