
From the creators of WritersWeekly.com, the WritersWeekly Podcast delves into everything involving professional writing. WritersWeekly.com has been helping and informing writers and authors for over 25 years. We cover book publishing, article writing, getting writing gigs, paying markets, writing technology, etc.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 49 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BooksCareersBusinessArts | |||

Have you ever found yourself in the following situation?
Someone comes to you to ask your opinion about some decision they are trying to make. Maybe it's dating or marriage advice. Maybe it's something about their career. Perhaps it has to do with s... more
Music: "Light Rays" used with permission from Billy Bob Thornton and The Boxmasters.
Do you remember the movie based on the Stephen King novel "Misery?"
An author is stalked and captured by an obsessed fan. She proc... more
We decided to have a silly episode.
Clayton Jones and Brian go head to head to see who knows more about little factoids in the literary world.
How many of Angela's questions can YOU answer?
Join us for fun, laughs, and some interesting informati... more
Guest: Gary Sturgis, The International Bestselling Author of Surviving Grief – 365 Days a Year
In this episode, we continue our interview with BookLocker.com's international bestselling author Gary Sturgis!
Do you have a book on the market that's n... more
I’ve followed the WritersWeekly website for many years and their new podcast takes it to another level. Each episode features Angela and Brian discussing issues important to professional writers. Even if you new to the writing industry, this podcast will help you learn everything you need to know to get started and avoid costly mistakes. Not only is the podcast informative, but the hosts infuse the episodes and expertise they share with humor and common sense.
I like what you are doing with the podcasts about scammers. I have a sharp nose for that sort and have seen so many of them, especially on Facebook. Facebook is a Mecca for scammers. Nobody but nobody is going to publish a book for the low sums they advertise. I never clic on such a site because you can never get rid of them! They keep coming back if you dare to give them your id connection. I think it is better if future writers looked for what company does the actual printing and distributing;... more
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The show centers on practical publishing wisdom, author marketing, and protective due-diligence for writers. Across recent episodes, it covers monetizing backlists, building reader communities, ethical outreach for reviews, navigating Amazon KDP pitfalls, scam awareness, and coaching or coaching-like guidance from industry veterans. A notable throughline is prioritizing authentic relationships with readers and partners over flashy launches, plus explicit emphasis on safe, legitimate publishing options. The cadence blends actionable checklists, real-world cautionary tales, and long-form conversations with seasoned editors, coaches, and authors aimed at helping writers earn money, avoid scams, and make informed publishing decisions.
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Recent guests on The WritersWeekly Podcast include:
1. Gary Sturgis
2. Clayton Jones
3. Ricky Pittman
4. Rickey Pittman
5. Bob Wahl
6. Michaele Aldophe
7. Linda Allison
8. Jennifer Westecott
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