Jon Parker: Scratching Your Own Itch
Author Jon Parker discusses his three books Toxic, Sacred and Mouthbreather; inspiration; book cover design; writing tips and his writing community The Indie Space.
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Adam & Bob: Two Writers, One Voice
Adam and Bob talk about finding the right niche for their book MBA Coffee chats, creating their voice and working together remotely.
Michele Hansen: Interviewing Readers
Michele Hansen talks about writing her book Deploy Empathy and how to conduct worthwhile customer interviews for products and books.
Ash Lamb & Jamie Russo: Creative Co-op
Jamie Russo and Ash Lamb discuss the ideation and creation of their picture book If Creators Are Like Wizards.
Prolific Writer Special IV
Five prolific writers discuss their inspiration sources and writing tips. (Dickie Bush, Ev Chapman, Kevon Cheung, Thomas J Bevan & Arunima Khunteta)
April Dunford: Positioning Your Book
April Dunford is a “naturally caffeinated one-trick pony”. She drinks terrible decaf because she doesn’t need caffeine to be energised. She calls herself a one-trick pony because she’s all about positioning. After 25 years as a VP of marketing and 5 years of consulting tech companies on positioning, she decided to bundle her knowledge in… Read More »April Dunford: Positioning Your Book
Cassandra Chaput: Poetry and Editing
Cassandra Chaput talks about writing poetry and publishing her first two collections Rooted and Rooted II. She also discusses how she became a proofreader and editor.
Rob Fitzpatrick: Writing Useful Books
Rob Fitzpatrick discusses writing his three books, beta-reading and marketing your book so word of mouth takes over.
David Kadavy: Mastering Creativity
David Kadavy talks about design for hackers, mind management, not time management and the heart to start. He also discuses optimising creativity and the difference between self-publishing and traditional publishing.
40 of the Best Writing tips
Writing is a struggle. Sometimes, you need a pat on the back and sometimes, you want to see what others did before. Hence these 40 writing tips by authors like Stephen King, Ray Bradbury and J.K. Rowling.