
A podcast for nonfiction writers who want to sharpen their skills and publish their work for the glory of Jesus. Senior book editor Will Parker Anderson interviews authors and experts about the writing life.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 46 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsChristianityReligion & SpiritualityBooks | |||

In Part 2 of my interview with my leadership coach J.R. Briggs, he unpacks:
1. Questions we need to ask ourselves as writers
2. Questions about the reader
3. Questions for feedback
Hi! I'm Will Parker Anderson and I'm an editor and writing... more
What if the questions you ask readers have a greater impact than your statements? In this episode with my leadership coach, J.R. Briggs, we unpack the power of asking better questions. Asking questions is more than curiosity; it's an act of love.
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Ever feel like you're writing for God but not with Him? In this episode, I sit down with author and pastor Rich Villodas to talk about how writing can become an act of worship—a way to slow down, listen, and experience God's presence in the creative ... more
The first sentence is usually the hardest, but if you don't immediately pull readers in, they'll ditch you. Today I sit down with my former journalism professor, Dr. Michael Longinow, who unpacks the secrets of crafting a winning lead line.
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I found this really helpful. I’m on my second draft and I love the way you encouraged us to move outward to meet the reader - just what I needed to hear today !
This podcast has been such an encouragement to me as I work on my next book. Writers need that extra fist bump in our ears to keep going when it’s hard. This is it.
Refreshing, to the point and helpful podcast! Highly recommend
Thank you for the encouragement and tools for writing!
Will does an amazing job in both his podcasts and his newsletters of sharing seasoned wisdom in the craft of writing while also nurturing his audience with encouragement and authenticity. Love this podcast!
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Content focuses on the intersection of writing, religion, and the creative process, offering insights especially valuable for nonfiction writers. Episodes typically feature interviews with authors and experts discussing various aspects of writing, including storytelling techniques, the challenges of publishing, and maintaining authenticity in a fast-paced digital world. Topics such as memoir writing, AI's impact on creativity, and the intricacies of crafting effective proposals are frequently explored, reflecting a commitment to aiding aspiring writers in honing their skills and finding their unique voice. Amid various discussions, a clear emphasis on spirituality and the calling of writing aligns personal narratives with a broader purpose ... more
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Recent guests on Writers Circle include:
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2. Dr. Michael Longinow
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5. Rachel Buller
6. Doug Wekenman
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8. Vanessa Reyner
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