Authors' Alcove is a hub for fantasy readers and writers, offering engaging discussions, book clubs, and author interviews. Hosted by Agnes Wolfe, the podcast explores world-building, storytelling, and publishing, featuring Meet the Author book clubs and Fantasy Geek Out sessions. Beyond the podcast, Authors' Alcove supports indie authors through giveaways, networking, and community discussions, creating a space where writers and readers connect over their love of fantasy.
Fantasy Geek Out Sessions with Authors' Alcove
Claim This Podcastby Agnes Wolfe
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Authors' Alcove is a hub for fantasy readers and writers, offering engaging discussions, book clubs, and author interviews. Hosted by Agnes Wolfe, the podcast explores world-building, storytelling, and publishing, featuring Meet the Author book clubs and Fantasy Geek Out sessions. Beyond the podcast, Authors' Alcove supports indie authors through giveaways, networking, and community discussions, creating a space where writers and readers connect over their love of fantasy.
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6/2/2024
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Recent Episodes
January 20, 2026
Episode 48: Stuck in Self-Editing? How to Make Progress Without Perfection
<p>In this <strong>writer education podcast</strong> from the <strong>Story Savvy Series</strong>, we break down how to use <strong>developmental editing advice</strong>, the <strong>print-and-mark edit method</strong>, and <strong>storytelling improvement tips</strong> to move forward when you're stuck self-editing. Learn how to <strong>define theme and message</strong>, rethink <strong>story structure and editing</strong>, and stay focused even when <strong>editing repetitive words</strong> gets frustrating.</p><p>Hosted by developmental editor Rebecca Hartwell [hartboundediting.com] and fantasy author Agnes Wolfe [agneswolfeauthor.com], this episode offers guidance for writers feeling overwhelmed or stalled in the self-editing process. Whether you're fighting decision paralysis or second-guessing structural choices, you'll learn how to make progress without striving for perfection.</p><p><strong>In this Episode </strong></p><ul><li><p>Practical mindset shifts to move past resistance and perfectionism</p></li><li><p>Fast placeholders for audience, genre, and theme so you keep momentum</p></li><li><p>Scene-level fixes for sticky plot beats and arcs</p></li><li><p>Lightweight final-pass cleanups (speaker clarity, typos, scene breaks)</p></li><li><p>How long to try, when to pause, and when to return after outside feedback</p></li></ul><p><strong>Resources</strong></p><ul><li><p>Hartbound Developmental Editing - <a href="https://hartboundediting.com/"><u>https://hartboundediting.com/</u></a></p></li><li><p>Agnes Wolfe - <a href="http://agneswolfeauthor.com/"><u>agneswolfeauthor.com</u></a></p></li><li><p>Dragonheart Academy - <a href="http://dragonheartacademy.com/"><u>Dragonheartacademy.com</u></a></p></li></ul><p><br></p>
January 13, 2026
Episode 47: Final Read-Through Checklist (How to Catch Typos & Polish Your Manuscript)
<p>In this <strong>writing craft podcast</strong> episode of the <strong>Story Savvy Series</strong>, we dive into <strong>catching typos in fiction</strong> and preparing your manuscript for feedback with a focused final read-through. You’ll learn how to <strong>polish your manuscript</strong>, improve <strong>reader clarity</strong>, and handle <strong>editing repetitive words</strong> before beta readers or editors ever see it. With powerful <strong>self editing tips for writers</strong>, this episode helps you wrap up your revisions with purpose.</p><p>Hosted by developmental editor Rebecca Hartwell [hartboundediting.com] and fantasy author Agnes Wolfe [agneswolfeauthor.com], this episode tackles the final steps of revising your draft. Together, they explore what to do in your last read-through—from formatting and flow to clarity and polish—so you’re confident when it’s time to share your work.</p><p><strong>In this Episode </strong></p><ul><li><p>The goals of a last-pass edit</p></li><li><p>Formatting fixes you can’t search for</p></li><li><p>Best tools for grammar, spelling, and clarity</p></li><li><p>How to flag and fix unclear dialogue</p></li><li><p>Timeline guidance for staying productive</p></li><li><p>Tricks for making your brain “see” your story fresh</p></li></ul><p><strong>Resources</strong></p><ul><li><p>Hartbound Developmental Editing - <a href="https://hartboundediting.com/"><u>https://hartboundediting.com/</u></a></p></li><li><p>Agnes Wolfe - <a href="http://agneswolfeauthor.com/"><u>agneswolfeauthor.com</u></a></p></li><li><p>Dragonheart Academy - <a href="http://dragonheartacademy.com/"><u>Dragonheartacademy.com</u></a><br></p></li></ul>
January 6, 2026
Episode 46: How to Prep Your Draft for Beta Readers (Final Checks & Self-Editing Tips for Authors)
<p>In this <strong>writing craft podcast</strong> episode of the <strong>Story Savvy Series</strong>, we walk through <strong>final checks for manuscripts</strong> to get your story ready for beta readers or editors. Featuring smart steps for <strong>editing repetitive words</strong>, avoiding <strong>head-hopping</strong>, and using <strong>self editing tips for writers</strong> to refine pacing and clarity. Whether you're writing fantasy or fiction, this session offers <strong>storytelling improvement tips</strong>, <strong>developmental editing advice</strong>, and practical tools to <strong>polish your manuscript </strong>with confidence.</p><p>Hosted by Rebecca Hartwell [hartboundediting.com], a professional developmental editor, and Agnes Wolfe [agneswolfeauthor.com], an emerging middle-grade fantasy author, this episode breaks down how to wrap up your final self-edit and prep your book for outside eyes. A must-listen if you’re nearing the end of revision and want to make it count.</p><p><strong>In this Episode </strong></p><ul><li><p>What “final checks” cover: gaps, placeholders (TK/TBD), and last-pass polish</p></li><li><p>Systems for flagging unknowns (unique markers + searchable notes)</p></li><li><p>Quick wins you can make now for a visibly cleaner draft</p></li><li><p>How much polish to do before beta readers vs. developmental editors</p></li><li><p>What to do when decisions are still undecided—and how to brief readers</p></li><li><p>Using lists and workspaces to remember “come back to this” items</p></li><li><p>Deciding when this pass is truly the final edit</p></li></ul><p><strong>Resources</strong></p><ul><li><p>Hartbound Developmental Editing - <a href="https://hartboundediting.com/"><u>https://hartboundediting.com/</u></a></p></li><li><p>Agnes Wolfe - <a href="http://agneswolfeauthor.com/"><u>agneswolfeauthor.com</u></a></p></li><li><p>Dragonheart Academy - <a href="http://dragonheartacademy.com/"><u>Dragonheartacademy.com</u></a><br></p></li></ul>
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