Today's episode of The Merry Writer Podcast is a little more bookish than writing, as we discuss: “Where Can You Keep Track Of Your Reading Progress?”
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Today's episode of The Merry Writer Podcast is a little more bookish than writing, as we discuss: “Where Can You Keep Track Of Your Reading Progress?”
Today, Rachel and I are talking about Positive Reads, check out the episode as we ask and answer the question: “What Are The Benefits Of A Positive Read?”
Come and join us on today's podcast episode where we are all about characters today as Rachel and I pose the question: “How Can You Get To Know Your Characters?”
It's Podcasting Day once again. Today on the podcast, author Frances Altman joins us as we ask and she answers the question: “What Are Some Different Ways You Can Use Writing?”
Ready for another podcast episode? In today's episode, Rachel and I are back to talking about editing as we ask and answer the question: “What Are Some Self-Editing Tips?”
NOTICE: We are so close! Just need 1 more writer for the Advent Calendar Story Train project (details in previous post!) Do you want to do beta reading? Want some ideas one what you might want to consider? Then check out today's podcast episode, as Rachel and I ask and answer: “What Should You Consider When Being A Beta Reader?”
We are back discussing Character Profiles. Everyone has thoughts on this, so here are our as Rachel and I ask and answer: “What Should You Include In Character Profiles?”
Do you ever write short form stories? If not then this episode might be for you. Give it a listen as Rachel and I ask and answer: “Should You Write Short Form Stories?”
In today's podcast episode, Rachel and I are joined by a guest, writer Serena Labrecque who asks and answers the question: “How Can You Write Middle-Grade Characters Well?”
It's podcast time again. I am sure you are looking at that question and scoffing, as we all know the answer but we still wanted to discuss it. So go on, give it a listen, as we ask and answer: “How Long Does It Take To Write A Book?”