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The Write It Scared Podcast

Stacy Frazer
Self-Doubt
Story Structure
Character Development
Creative Process
Writing
Rachael Herron
Writing Community
Fiction Writing
Writing Goals
Revision
Tension
Suspense
Goal Setting
Creative Writing
Middle Grade Fiction
Motivation
Writing Process
Creativity
Query Letters
The Dip

A podcast to help fiction writers work through self-doubt and learn the craft of writing a novel.

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Latest Episodes

Draft It Scared Group Coaching

Real Talk: Writer to Writer

Are you afraid of being judged for what you write? 

You’re not alone. Me too. And in this episode, I get personal by sharing my writing updates, how publishing a short story felt exposing,... more

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Draft It Scared Group Coaching Open For Enrollment–Apply Here!

If you’ve ever questioned how to find the right critique partner—or survive traditional publishing—this episode will feel like a deep breath.

Fantasy author and book coach Gabrielle K. ... more

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What if you wrote one book in three days… and another in thirty years?

That’s the creative range of today’s guest, Susan Sloate, and trust me—this conversation will make you breathe a little easier about your own writing timeline.

In this episode, ... more

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Don’t believe you’re cut out to be a writer? Think again. 

Cozy mystery author Iris Applewood talks about how personal challenges and a whole lot of curiosity shaped her path to writing cozy mysteries and what she’s learned about the genre.

We expl... more

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Recent Guests

Kate Archer
Best-selling author of over 30 Regency romances
Episode: Writing Rom-Coms and Outsmarting Your Inner Critic with Regency Romance Author Kate Archer
Jean Indy
Debut novelist whose first book 'Houses of Detention' was published at 79 years old, emphasizing the importance of storytelling and persistence.
Episode: Proof Writing Dreams Have No Expiration Date: A Conversation with Jean Ende
Karmen Špiljak
Author and book coach with a focus on helping writers develop their voice and finish stories
Indie Author
Episode: From “Am I Good Enough?” to “I Believe in My Work” with Book Coach Karmen Špiljak
Michelle Miles
Fantasy author who has written over 40 books, known for her work in independent publishing.
Episode: How Fantasy Author Michelle Miles Built a Thriving Indie Publishing Career
Ali Terese
A middle-grade and YA author who writes funny and heartfelt stories, including "Free Period" and "Vote for Goat".
Simon and Schuster
Episode: Messy Girls Changing the World with Kid-Lit Author Ali Terese
Bruce Buchanan
Author of the new adult fantasy novel, The Blacksmith's Boy, and the forthcoming adult superhero novel, The Return of the Cerulean Blur.
Wild Ink Publishing
Episode: From Quitting All Together to Finishing: How Bruce Buchanan Wrote His Debut Fantasy Novel
Christine Ma-Kellams
A Harvard-trained cultural psychologist and Pushcart-nominated fiction writer.
Episode: Mining Everyday Life for Storytelling Gold with Christine Ma-Kellams
Stan Yan
Award-winning graphic novelist and illustrator
Episode: Stan Yan on Writing Graphic Novels, Creativity, and Authentic Storytelling
A.M. Deese
Fantasy author passionate about magical stories for children and young adults.
Episode: Worldbuilding and the Power of “What If” with Fantasy Author A.M. Deese

Host

Stacy Fraser
Host of a podcast dedicated to helping fiction writers overcome self-doubt and learn the craft of writing a novel.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 46 ratings
  • Helpful for new authors

    A welcoming and encouraging podcast for newer authors. Loved every episode I’ve listened to!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    lelahlime
    United States5 months ago
  • ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Recommended!

    One of my new favorite podcasts. I appreciate that the episodes deal with all things writing, including mindset, drafting, revising, querying, etc. I feel that there is something there for every stage of the process. It’s high quality content *and* production; the sound is great, no filler words, no lip smacking. Love it 😍

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    _TEQ
    Austria7 months ago
  • Really encouraging

    I love the word: encourage. Encouraging teachers like Stacy Frazer give you the courage and know how to transform the seemingly impossible into the possible. She en-courages you, so you won’t want to quit. Give Stacy a listen. You won’t be disappointed.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Theophile 126
    United States7 months ago
  • Super Podcast

    I love this podcast so much. Down to earth and helpful without being patronising. Writing craft podcasts are my guilty pleasure and this is one one of the best ❤️❤️❤️

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Swishperson
    United Kingdom7 months ago
  • Great resource for writers!

    I like listening to this on walks it’s a great resource touching on various topics about writing and in relatively bite sized portions

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Emlydowling
    Australia7 months ago

Listeners Say

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Reviewers appreciate the host's nurturing approach and the practical tips provided for writing and personal growth, highlighting the valuable insights shared by guests.
Listeners find the podcast extremely helpful for authors at all stages, praising its encouraging atmosphere and high-quality content.

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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Writing Rom-Coms and Outsmarting Your Inner Critic with Regency Romance Author Kate Archer
Q: Can you think back on a time in your writing journey when the writing did get really hard?
During the pressure of a delivery date, I struggled with writing and learned to just sit there and wait for inspiration to come.
Writing Rom-Coms and Outsmarting Your Inner Critic with Regency Romance Author Kate Archer
Q: What kind of advice would you give to writers struggling with humor in their writing?
Writers need a beta reader as it's hard to gauge the effectiveness of humor independently. The humor should be connected to the characters' motivations and not come from random occurrences.
Proof Writing Dreams Have No Expiration Date: A Conversation with Jean Ende
Q: What was hard about the publishing process for you? What did you learn?
Jean highlights the challenges of the publishing industry, including the difficulty in writing query letters and dealing with rejection, emphasizing that small publishers are now a more accessible route for many writers.
Proof Writing Dreams Have No Expiration Date: A Conversation with Jean Ende
Q: What inspired you to write this? This is your debut novel.
Jean explains her evolution from writing short stories to realizing she had written a novel after initially thinking she was crafting just a novella inspired by her family's history.
How Fantasy Author Michelle Miles Built a Thriving Indie Publishing Career
Q: What advice would you give to someone starting in independent publishing?
Michelle emphasizes perseverance, building a supportive team, and being open to learning as key to success.

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Recent guests on The Write It Scared Podcast include:

1. Kate Archer
2. Jean Indy
3. Karmen Špiljak
4. Michelle Miles
5. Ali Terese
6. Bruce Buchanan
7. Christine Ma-Kellams
8. Stan Yan

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