
Podcast
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 21 | Founded | 7 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BooksArts | |||

Episode 21: JoProPlanMo
Instead of doing NaNoWriMo this year, Jo has devised her own November project, calling it JoProPlanMo (Jo’s Project Planning Month).
This involves taking stock of all her creative projects to see what each one needs.
Episode 20: Analogue Ideas (AI)
Introducing Analogue Ideas (Al). This week we continued our protest against using artificial intelligence (Al) in creative endeavours and reinvented the term Al.
In Episode 20, we're reclaiming creativity, celebratin... more
Episode 19: We’ve lost the plot!
In this episode we talk about plotting our novels, and some of the methods that are popular with writers.
We discuss Save the Cat, Dan Harmon Story Circle, Michael Hauge’s Six Stage Plot Structure, and also the plot... more
In this episode we chat to Artelle Lenthall and Dannielle Viera, two of the founders of KidLitWest. Hear from them about what is unique about the Western Sydney writing scene for children, and about what happens in a KidLitWest meeting. They share al... more
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The Society of Unpublished Authors Podcast’s Down to Earth style always makes me smile. The literary and literacy knowledge and expertise of the hosts blows me away. Now they can add interviewing to their skillset. I’m loving watching Jo and Sarah go from strength to strength and can’t wait to HEAR what they do next. 😍🤩
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A laid-back show focused on writing, publishing, and creativity in the children's literature space, with episodes blending practical craft tips, industry insights, and personal storytelling. Hosts explore topics like co-writing, critique groups, time management for writers, publishing journeys, and budgeting for learning, often featuring guests who share hands-on experiences in publishing, illustration, and education. The format leans on community-building, practical workflows, and encouragement for aspiring authors at various stages, from picture books to middle-grade projects. A standout aspect is the regular emphasis on collaboration—co-writing, critique groups, and supportive networks—paired with accessible, real-world advice for naviga... more
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