Jennia D'Lima
Writing and Editing
Writing and Editing is a podcast for authors that takes a whole-person approach to everything related to writing and editing. Listen in each Thursday for a new twenty-five-minute episode with an author or industry expert. All episodes are freely available in audio wherever you get podcasts. Hosted by Jennia D'Lima The podcast was founded by Wayne Jones on January 7, 2022; was co-hosted by Wayne and Jennia D’Lima from October 9 to December 15, 2023; and since then, it has been hosted by Jennia
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Episodes
242. How to Support the Author in Your Life with Jeffrey Stevens 06.01.2024 26:26
Send us Fan Mail In the first episode of 2024, Jeffrey Stevens, husband of author Lara Buckheit, talks about how to support the authors in our lives. ▬ Lara's Website: https://www.larabuckheit.com/ Lara's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/laraonfire/ A Realm of Ash and Shadow - Lara Buckheit https://books2read.com/AROAASlv
241. Plotting, Plotting, and More Plotting with KJ Warawa 21.12.2023 27:42
Send us Fan Mail In the last episode of 2023, author KJ Warawa discusses plotting and writing processes. Happy holidays! ▬ KJ's Site: https://www.kjwarawa.com/ Lost in Magic (Book 1) - KJ Warawa https://books2read.com/lost-in-magic
240. From Screenwriter to Novelist with Jennifer Manocherian 15.12.2023 26:06
Send us Fan Mail Screenwriter and novelist Jennifer Manocherian chats about the trajectory of her career and the transition of her writing genres. ▬ Jennifer's Website https://jennifermanocherian.net/
239. Magic Realism and Fabulism 07.12.2023 19:59
Send us Fan Mail Wayne's guest for this episode is Lâle Davidson, and the topic is just as it says on the tin: magic realism and fabulism. ▬ Lâle's Site https://laledavidson.com/
238. Irony, Art, and the Art of Irony 27.11.2023 28:08
Send us Fan Mail Wayne is solo today and he talks about a concept that he and his co-host Jennia D’Lima were discussing recently—important in approaching any kind of fiction. Irony. What exactly is it? Why is it important to be aware of as you read fiction, or frankly experience any art form? And how can an appreciation of irony help you perhaps even enjoy a novel that you might otherwise despise...
237. Standardizing Profit and Loss Statements in American Publishing 22.11.2023 24:32
Send us Fan Mail Jennia D’Lima talks to Jackie Krantz, who discusses the paper she wrote at Portland State University as part of her publishing degree. ▬ Jackie’s Website https://jackiekrantz.com/ Jackie’s Paper https://pdxscholar.library.pdx.edu/eng_bookpubpaper/74/
236. Writing and Teaching and Learning about the World 20.11.2023 36:28
Send us Fan Mail My guest on today’s episode is Leigh Shulman, who writes and who teaches writing. She’s also led an interesting life, part of it instigated by 9/11, after which she left the US with her family and travelled. ▬ Leigh's Website https://leighshulman.com/ Leigh's Course http://courses.leighshulman.com/pl/280287
235. The Professor, the Curious Podcaster, and the Best Novel Ever Written 16.11.2023 37:11
Send us Fan Mail My guest on today’s episode is Professor Stephen Blackwell, who teaches at the University of Tennessee Knoxville in the US. His scholarship focuses on the work of the great Russian-born writer, Vladimir Nabokov, who spent much of his life in the United States and died in 1977 in Switzerland. Professor Blackwell was kind enough to indulge me in a discussion of a novel that Nabokov...
234. You Can Start It, Write It, and Finish It If ... 13.11.2023 17:19
Send us Fan Mail On today’s episode Jennia D’Lima interviews Tim Vandehey about the book he’s co-written, Swipe: The Science Behind Why We Don’t Finish What We Start . This is “You Can Start It, Write It, and Finish It If …,” episode 234 of the podcast. ▬ Swipe Website https://swipethebook.com/
233. Digitizing a 250-Year-Old Dictionary of English 09.11.2023 31:52
Send us Fan Mail Beth Young is an associate professor in the English department at the University of Central Florida in Orlando, Florida, United States. She is also the coordinator of the ongoing project to digitize the dictionary of English compiled by Samuel Johnson and first published in 1755. --- Beth's Profile https://cah.ucf.edu/english/faculty-staff/profile/163 Johnson's Dictionar...
232. Wayne Chats with the Narrator of His Audiobook 06.11.2023 27:13
Send us Fan Mail Wayne published My Sam Johnson: A Biography for General Readers on October 24, 2023 (in paperback and ebook). The audiobook version, narrated by Veronica Saretsky, was published on the 26th. Wayne chats with Veronica about the process and technicalities of how audiobooks are made. And stay tuned till the end when Veronica reads a snippet of how English was spoken about 11 centurie...
231. Editing Essentials 7: The Human Side of Editing 03.11.2023 29:08
Send us Fan Mail Jennia and Wayne talk about the importance of paying attention not only to the structure and style and punctuation, but also to the person whose work you are entrusted with.
230. A Frightful Festivity 30.10.2023 31:40
Send us Fan Mail Jennia D'Lima is the host today, and her guest is Harry Carpenter, founder of Fright Reads. ___ Fright Reads Book Festival https://www.frightreads.com/
229. To Speculate or Not to Speculate 26.10.2023 25:04
Send us Fan Mail Jennia's guests are Lillah Lawson and Tim Coman, both writers of speculative fiction. ▬ Lillah's Website https://lillahlawson.wordpress.com/
228. Reporting the Facts as You See Them and the Elusive Truth 23.10.2023 15:31
Send us Fan Mail Wayne talks to journalist Sean Carberry about writing and reporting for all sorts of media, and about the media ethos today in general. ▬ Sean's Book https://passport-stamps.com/
227. Editing Essentials 6: Developmental Editing 19.10.2023 33:38
Send us Fan Mail Jennia and I talk about one of her specialities today.
226. You Have to Write It and Edit It Before You Can Perform It 16.10.2023 30:40
Send us Fan Mail My guest today is Alfie Noakes, who’s a standup comedy MC and coach based in London. ► We Are Funny Project https://www.wearefunnyproject.com/
225. A Literary Magazine, a Woke Editor, and the Indigenous Issue 12.10.2023 21:50
Send us Fan Mail Wayne is solo today, talking about some important writing issues that are reflected in the title.
224. Teaching and Writing Virtually and in the Classroom 09.10.2023 22:10
Send us Fan Mail Before I get started with the interview with my guest today, I have a happy announcement to make … Jennia D’Lima , whom you’ve heard as an occasional co-host on the show, is now becoming my permanent co-host. I’m really thrilled. She’s smart and funny, has deep experience in editing and publishing, and frankly is also a joy to work with. We haven’t worked out all the details yet,...
223. So, I’ve Published a Book: How Do I Launch and Promote It? 05.10.2023 26:32
Send us Fan Mail My guest today is Lauren Erickson. She’s an author who’s written a memoir, her (as the subtitle has it) “Summertime Chronicles of a Yellowstone Housekeeping Employee,” and now she works to help other authors launch and promote their books. We talk about launching virtually and in real life, and of course the role of social media. ◙ Lauren’s Website https://www.laurenericksonwrites...
222. Editing Essentials 5: Editing Agreements between the Editor and the Author 02.10.2023 27:17
Send us Fan Mail My co-host for the series on Editing Essentials, the great Jennia D’Lima, is back for another episode. Our topic is contracts, that is, the editing agreements that editors generally sign with their writer-clients. Are they necessary? Who do they serve? What should they contain? ◘ Jennia's Website https://jenniaedits.com/
221. The Path of a Mystery Writer and Teacher 28.09.2023 23:16
Send us Fan Mail My guest today is Liz Mugavero. Her writing career, and finding her creative niche, have been interesting. She wrote from an early age, studied writing at college, and ultimately wrote a mystery novel. But somewhere along the path of trying to get it published, she lost her “mojo,” as she puts it. It took her years to get it back, but now she writes several mystery series, some un...
220. Podcasting Requires a Lot of Writing 25.09.2023 28:08
Send us Fan Mail My guest today is Alex Sanfilippo. Alex is an entrepreneur and the CEO and founder of PodPros, a software company focused on the podcasting industry. He is also a podcast host of the top-rated podcast called Podcasting Made Simple . I invited Alex on the show to talk a bit about those things, but mostly to talk about the various kinds of writing he needs to do in order to carry ou...
219. Editing Essentials 4: Editing and the Author’s Voice 21.09.2023 29:23
Send us Fan Mail My co-host for the series on Editing Essentials, the great Jennia D’Lima, is back for another episode. Our topic is the author’s voice and we talk about the care and attention that an editor has to devote in order to recognize it and (mostly) not interfere with it. In both fiction and non-fiction. ◘ Jennia's Website https://jenniaedits.com/
218. Getting Under Your Skin: A Conversation about Horror 18.09.2023 33:33
Send us Fan Mail My guest today is Miles Tritle. He is the writer and narrator of The Warning Woods , a podcast of horror stories. He’s also published two novels. We talk mostly about horror, though, not only examples of it but also how he defines it and what are its characteristics. Spoiler alert: he comes up with a pretty succinct definition of the genre. ◘ Miles's Podcast https://linktr.ee...
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