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Holiday Fiction & Weathering the Chills of Publishing with Matthew Norman & Emily Stone
+ Writing the emotional nuance of love, loss, and laughter on the page
Dec 2
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What Publishers Really Want with Simon & Schuster Senior Editor Lara Jones
+ Behind the scenes of a book deal, cover design & more
Aug 5
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Pen Names, Backlist, & Reese's Book Club with Clare Leslie Hall, New York Times Bestselling Author
+ The advice that completely changed how she writes
Jul 29
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What Happens When a Book Publicist Writes a Novel About Publishing with Hattie Williams
+ Writing flawed characters without judging them
Jul 15
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Hattie Williams
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Tackling Big, Existential Questions in Fiction with Nikki Erlick, New York Times Bestselling author
+ How past creative experiences shape us
Jul 10
13
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36:15
Lisa Jewell on What It's REALLY Like to Be a #1 New York Times and International Bestselling Author
+ Sneak peek into her NEXT book
Jul 1
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38:28
The Prison of Perfectionism with V.E. Schwab, #1 New York Times Bestselling Author
+ Fighting Imposter Syndrome
Jun 17
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48:46
Storytelling in Songs vs Books + Finding Happiness with AJR's Adam Met
+ Avoiding Creative Burnout
Jun 10
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42:54
How to Grow a Bestselling Substack with Mike Sowden of "Everything is Amazing"
+ Using self-deprecating humor to foster connection with readers
Jun 3
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Mike Sowden
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19
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35:59
Why "Overnight Success" is Overrated with Katherine Center, New York Times Bestselling Author
+ Paying attention to inspiration
May 20
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41:30
Suspense, Pacing, and Plot Twists with New York Times Bestselling Thriller Author Andrea Bartz
+ How Reese's Book Club changed what she writes
May 13
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Andrea Bartz
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Immersing Yourself in Characters with Allegra Goodman, National Book Award Finalist and New York Times Bestselling Author
+ 1st person vs 3rd person perspectives
May 6
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35:17
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