Writing Class

She is an amazing author and part of the board for South Florida Writers Association. Her book is an enthralling tale of the gypsy life. If you want to know more you're going to have to listen.

Timothy Denevi is an assistant professor in the MFA program at George Mason University, and the nonfiction editor of Literary Hub. His first book, Hyper: A Personal History of ADHD was published in 2014

Rhonda Campbell, has 20+ years of professional writing, including marketing writer, story writer and conceptual writer, experience to her credit. In a nutshell writing is her passion. She interviews business leaders and founders as well as researches and verifies facts for magazines and radio.

Matthew left a stressful restaurant job to do his passion. He wrote a book about the mob in the midwest.

I am an actor, singer, vlogger, podcaster and writer, I wear many hats and refuse to be placed in one single box. My goal in life is to experience as much of the good stuff as possible whilst maintaining the resilience to make it through the inevitable rough times. I’m all about getting out there and seeing what life has to offer. Whether it’s competing in Miss British Isles 2020 or writing a blog...

Diane Glazman and Sara. Megibow discuss the inner workings of the literary world through literary agent eyes. If you ever wanted to know how to get a literary agent, and what they do . This is the episode for you.

Susan Wingate is an Amazon bestselling and award-winning author of over fifteen novels. Susan writes across fiction and nonfiction genres often setting her stories in the Pacific Northwest, specifically, Friday Harbor where she and her husband, Bob live. Susan’s poetry and short fiction have been included in journals such as the Virginia Quarterly and Suspense Magazine and many others.

Helene Wagner decided to chase her dreams and she accomplished so much in writing,TV. helene founded the screenwriters forum

Inside The Writer’s Bubble focuses on helping writers and screenwriters to accomplish their writing projects with confidence. After studying screenwriting and film directing in Paris, I started my career in French TV production. I then moved to the UK to work for an American post production company. I am now (and have been for few years) a Script Judge for a well-known European Film Festival.

Nancy Matsumoto is a freelance writer and editor who specializes in the areas of regenerative agriculture, food, sake, arts and culture. She has been a contributor to The Wall Street Journal, Time, Newsweek, TheAtlantic.com, People, Food & Wine, Saveur, The Los Angeles Times, Civil Eats, NPR/The Salt, and Edible Manhattan, among other publication

Barbra Lynn Probst has had an interesting life. She has lived in so many unique places during her life. She comes to the women's cave to bring her and her new book to our audience

Freelance journalist Kelsey. She has written about lifestyles, finance, business, and so much more. Currently she is writing a newsletter with tips for businesses. Listen to how to make a success as a writer.

Camilla Monk the author of the spotless series, chats about her literary journey. We are joined by romance novelist Sarah Smith.

Freelance writing is a wonderful way to make a living while writing. How does one get started? How do you pitch an article to an editor.

The third Annual Book festival has readings workshop demos and so much more! Lets start with the 2020 Debut Author Panel.

Kathy has the biggest book discussion club in the world. She literally can make a book head to bestsellerdom as she says. She host a girlfriend weekend for readers. She does so much. One of them is that she owned a book store beauty salon. The rest we'll let her tell you.

Sarah Smith is an astonishing at writing books. She has truly found her niche with book likes Faker and Simmer Down.

Craig Martello explains how the makes money with his books and how you can too. This month he discusses newsletters.

Craig Martelle is a prolific writer. He also lives off his royalty checks. Do you want to know how he did it? Once a month

Kris Spisak wrote her first book, Get a Grip on Your Grammar: 250 Writing and Editing Reminders for the Curious or Confused (Career Press, 2017), with a goal to help writers of all kinds sharpen their craft and empower their communications. Her “Words You Should Know” podcast and “Grammartopia” events follow the same mission, as does her latest book, The Novel Editing Workbook: 105 Tricks and Tips...