
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 | Twice monthly | Episodes | 36 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessBooksCareersArts | |||

Traditional publishing? Self-publishing? Hybrid publishing? What's best for YOUR book? Is your manuscript even ready for publication? Who can help you determine that, ensuring a polished manuscript, and the best possible chance for future sales? The ... more
In this episode, we are joined by BookLocker.com author, Rickey Pittman, The Bard of the South!
Rickey is an author, musician, storyteller, historian, and college professor. His major focus is on Southern America. He unearths and creatively covers... more
Have YOU, too, received a bad book review that was all about you and not about your book at all? JOIN THE CLUB! In this episode, we share several real examples sent to us by authors who have been the victims of this type of vendetta online. We also s... more
In this week's episode, Brian and Angela welcome friendly and feisty Bob Wahl to the podcast!
Bob is 91 years young, and is the author of five books. He contacted a company called Authors Hike / AuthorsHike.com to help promote his books.
After payi... more
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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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