Learn From The Prose
Claim This Podcastby Keith Conrad
Podcast Overview
<p>Tales from writers for writers putting pen to paper</p>
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Publishing Since
4/30/2021
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Recent Episodes
May 26, 2021
Christopher M. Wash: Writer of Miss Holmes
<p>Christopher M. Walsh wrote Miss Holmes for Lifeline Theatre in Chicago, which was also turned into an audiodrama in the spring of 2020. He talked about how he works as both a writer and an actor.</p><p><br></p><p>(0:38) Working as an actor and a writer</p><p>(1:30) Dealing with self doubt</p><p>(2:22) Adapting material vs original stories</p><p>(3:36) Coming up with ideas</p><p>(4:37) The mulling phase of writing</p><p>(6:32) First writing project</p><p>(9:49) Deadlines and motivation</p><p>(12:32) Advice for fellow writers</p>
May 19, 2021
Kyle T. Davis: Author of A Protector's Beginning
<p>Kyle Davis published his first novel “A Protector's Beginning” last summer. He talked about his experience as a first time writer and how that’s impacted his latest projects.</p><p><br></p><p>(1:32) Kyle explains his motivation for becoming a writer</p><p>(5:04) Editing is harder than writing</p><p>(6:25) Origins of the idea for A Protector's Beginning</p><p>(9:44) How long did it take to write your first book?</p><p>(16:10) How has the experience impacting your writing since then?</p><p>(18:00) Dealing with self doubt</p><p>(20:45) What advice do you wish you had gotten when you started writing?</p>
May 12, 2021
Nancy Cohen: Author of the Bad Hair Day Mysteries
<p><span>Nancy Cohen is the author of the Bad Hair Day Mysteries and more than two dozen books overall. I talked with Nancy about how she overcame the typical early doubts to find success as a writer.</span></p><p><br></p><p><span>(1:03) Becoming a writer</span></p><p><span>(2:30) Starting as a part-time writer while working as a nurse</span></p><p><span>(4:42) Switching from romance to mystery</span></p><p><span>(5:58) Writing your own ideas vs. market demand</span></p><p><span>(7:00) Is it easier to write a series or stand alone story</span></p><p><span>(9:30) Changes to writing process with experience</span></p><p><span>(12:30) Balancing new and existing readers</span></p><p><span>(14:20) Advice for new writers</span></p>
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