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Writing and Editing

Jennia D'Lima
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Walt Disney
Book Coaching
Urban Fantasy
Family Entertainment
Historical Writing
Writing Process
Storytelling
Editing
Publishing
Developmental Editing
Creativity
Minimalism
Flames Of Eader
Folklore
Fairy Tales
Disney World
Disney Parks
Character Development
Personal Development

Writing and Editing is a podcast for authors that takes a whole-person approach to everything related to writing and editing. Listen in each Thursday for a new twenty-five-minute episode with an author or industry expert. All episodes are freely available in audio wherever you get podcasts. Hosted by Jennia D'Lima

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Author and Hollywood-jack-of-all-trades Noël Stark stops by to talk about setting your book in Hollywood, gives a peak behind the curtains on set, and shows how there are still fresh new ideas in a popular genre.

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Author Donna Galanti discusses balancing deep emotional truths with childhood innocence in kid's fiction and how this could be important to incorporate into your writing as well.

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Author and former teacher Terri Lilga talks about striking the right balance while crafting a children's book, how to make the educational part exciting, and gives tips on bringing your vision to life.

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Author Tim Weed swings by to discuss the inherent darkness of the dystopian genre, why he plants seeds of hope amidst it all, and how this can parallel the stories of real life.

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Recent Guests

Terri Lilga
Retired teacher and author focused on children's literature
Episode: 357. Entertainment and Education: Writing for Kids, with Terri Lilga
Tim Weed
Award-winning author and lecturer
National Geographic
Episode: 356. Messages of Hope in Hopeless Worlds, with Tim Weed
Ally Walker
Author and actress
Episode: 355. Beyond Dystopian: Metaphysical Horror, with Ally Walker
Grace Daly
Author of The Scald-Crow, a horror comedy.
Episode: 354. Humor and Horror: The Magic of Genre Blending, with Grace Daly
Sarah Landenwich
Author of 'The Fire Concerto'
Episode: 353. Two Eras, One Book, with Sarah Landenwich
Flavia Brunetti
Author focused on theme of time in storytelling
Episode: 352. An Investigation into Time, with Flavia Brunetti
Eli Rallo
Author known for her book 'Does Anyone Else Feel This Way'
Episode: 351. Does Anyone Else Feel This Way? An Analyzation of Early Adulthood with Eli Rallo
Wendy Holden
Author known for her research on historical figures and events
Episode: 350. Writing With Respect: A Lesson in Historical Writing, with Wendy Holden
Brian Asman
Author known for his horror writing that explores the familiar and mundane.
Episode: 349. Finding Horror in the Familiar, with Brian Asman

Host

Jennia D'Lima
Host of Writing and Editing.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 51 ratings
  • Good stuff on memoir!

    Just listened to an episode about writing memoir, which is what I’ve been doing for the last seven years (and it’s but a slice of life!). I find it’s extremely challenging to do it well and make it work for readers. I appreciated the thoughtful and honest insights offered here, while blowing a few concepts.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Aurora fiddler
    Canada9 months ago
  • Fantastic resource!

    It was great to be a guest on this show, and I’m excited to catch up on a bunch of other episodes. It tackles some of the angles of writing and storytelling that you don’t often think about, with lively, entertaining discussion.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    RARosen
    Canadaa year ago
  • Wonderful writing pod!

    So informative and well done!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mxsandy12
    United States2 years ago
  • Dorene Murray

    As a first time author I find these episodes highly informative and helpful. They are also enjoyable to listen to due to being well presented and the wit and charisma of the hosts.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Dee dream
    Australia2 years ago
  • Wonderful conversations!!

    Wayne is an incredible interviewer. He's well-researched and arrives prepared. Our chat flowed easily, and I enjoyed every moment of our discussion. Thank you for having me as a guest. I'm excited to return.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Leigh Shulman
    United States2 years ago

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Listeners appreciate the host's engaging interview style, noting how he creates a conversational atmosphere that enhances the content.
There is a consistent praise for the variety and depth of topics discussed, which cater to a wide spectrum of interests in the writing community.
Several listeners commend the thoughtful questions posed by the host, which draw out rich responses from guests.
Feedback highlights the informative nature of the episodes, with listeners gaining valuable insights into the writing process and editing practices.
Many express that the podcast is a fantastic resource for both budding writers and established authors looking to refine their craft.

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356. Messages of Hope in Hopeless Worlds, with Tim Weed
Q: Can you give an example maybe of where you've done this in your own work?
In my novel, I aimed for the hopefulness that life on Earth can recover, even amid the darkest circumstances.
356. Messages of Hope in Hopeless Worlds, with Tim Weed
Q: So why do you think plausibility is something we need to keep in mind when writing a story like this?
Plausibility helps the reader suspend disbelief and fully engage with the story despite its far-fetched premise.
356. Messages of Hope in Hopeless Worlds, with Tim Weed
Q: What served as the spark for the Afterlife Project?
It was inspired by reading about geological time and conversations with scientists during a trip with National Geographic, exploring the theme of humanity's future.
355. Beyond Dystopian: Metaphysical Horror, with Ally Walker
Q: What originally drew you to this sub-genre?
Ally Walker expressed a concern over society's increasing coldness and a lack of empathy, inviting her to explore these themes in her writing.
355. Beyond Dystopian: Metaphysical Horror, with Ally Walker
Q: How would you define a metaphysical thriller?
Metaphysical thrillers question reality and perception, exploring different perspectives on reality and how they can differ from person to person.

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The content is centered around writing and editing, specifically targeting both aspiring and established authors. A wide range of topics is explored across episodes, including insights into narrative structure, character development, and the intersection of personal experiences with storytelling. Listeners can expect to hear from various guests, including authors who specialize in genres like historical fiction, memoir, and fantasy, as well as experts sharing their perspectives on the writing process and the publishing industry. This podcast is particularly notable for its holistic approach to discussing creative writing, emphasizing not just the technical aspects but also the emotional journeys that authors go through while crafting their ... more

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1. Terri Lilga
2. Tim Weed
3. Ally Walker
4. Grace Daly
5. Sarah Landenwich
6. Flavia Brunetti
7. Eli Rallo
8. Wendy Holden

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