Shelved Books Podcast
Shelved Books Podcast
Hey Shelvies! Welcome to the Shelved Books Podcast, where every writer has a story to tell and it’s not what you think. Every week, we chat with a special guest about what makes a writer shelve a work in progress? We explore what it takes to break up with a story and is it still possible to dust off a manuscript that’s been collecting dust for years. Available wherever you listen to podcasts.
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27 de jul de 2023
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Christie Berman | The 200k Behemoth 13.08.2022 35:14
Hey Shelvies! In this week’s episode, our third host, Christine Berman, joins us to relate her shelved book story, and wow, is it a doozie (we mean that literally!) Weighing in at 200K words, this gargantuan YA sci-fi fiction about a “chosen one” power couple leads to a conversation about how fear of criticism can change our writing styles. We also discuss every writer’s greatest fear: computer cr...
Angie and Kate | Fairie Tale Flop and the Cringy Twin Swap 08.08.2022 30:25
In today’s episode, we’ll introduce you to our hosts, Angie Sandro and Kate Evangelista, who both had to make the hard choice to hit “save” one last time on their cherished stories. Angie explains the details of her fairy tale, paranormal, supernatural, alien adventure while Kate shares the hilariously sad tale of a wife and her twin husbands…not all married at the same time, of course. And Alexa?...
Shelved Books Podcast Trailer 13.06.2022 0:50
Hey Shelvies! Here we are, dropping our podcast trailer. And so it begins. Tune in each week for new episodes with exciting guests.
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