
Providing writing and illustrating tips and advice from Contest Judges, Winners and industry professionals for writers and artists, along with needed inspiration to keep on going! Based on the world-famous Writers of the Future Contest created in 1983 by L. Ron Hubbard.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 397 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Discover how independent authors can navigate the massive hurdle of book discoverability in today's crowded market. In this episode, industry veteran Kimberly Fakih, a professional book reviewer with decades of experience at top trade publications li... more
Award-winning hard science fiction author and Volume 28 Contest winner William Ledbetter discusses his journey from the aerospace defense industry to becoming a celebrated storyteller. Ledbetter shares how his real-world work on aircraft and the Inte... more
In this episode of the Writers and Illustrators of the Future Podcast, host John Goodwin interviews public historian, editor, and author Stuart Rosebrook live from the Western Writers of America Conference in St. Louis, Missouri. Recently inducted as... more
What happens when you look past Hollywood mythology to uncover the true history of the American frontier? In this episode of the Writers and Illustrators of the Future Podcast recorded on-site at the WWA Annual Conference in St. Louis, Missouri, hist... more
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Great podcast. There are so many topics to choose from and great guests. There are a lot of tips for authors, but I also enjoy the stories and background of the guests. It helps to know not everyone was an overnight success ;)
This show is very informative for the aspiring writer/artist. Give it a tey, you won't be disappointed.
This show is very informative for the aspiring writer/artist. Give it a tey, you won't be disappointed.
I just listened to the January 13 interview with Robert Silverberg. Just superb! Mr. Silverberg was a delight.
Considerable candor as he looked back over 50 (or was it 60) years of writing; a bit of probably misplaced criticism on how easy it is for anyone to be "published" these days; and a slew of opinions on many topics (not all writing-related).
Sprinkle in a bit of light self-deprecation and you get a great look at a man who wrote and wrote and wrote and also put in 30 wonderful years as... more
I was ecstatic when I discovered there was a WoTF podcast and so far it has more than fulfilled my expectations! The interviews with Joni and the judges have been very informative and have helped me, as an aspiring writer, to get a much clearer idea of what they’re looking for in this contest. Plus, if you’ve ever gotten an award in the contest, the interview with Dave Farland helps explain why your piece may have placed as it did.
I’m also totally loving the interviews with the volume 35 winn... more
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This show provides practical tips, career guidance, and behind-the-scenes perspectives from contest judges, winners, and industry pros in the worlds of writing and illustration. Episodes commonly cover submission strategies, craft insights, dealing with rejection, portfolio development, and how contests like this ecosystem support emerging creators. A recurring thread is mentorship, community, and the balance between commercial work and personal projects, with occasional conversations about AI's impact on art and publishing. The format tends to mix personal journeys with actionable advice, making it helpful for aspiring writers and illustrators aiming to break in, publish, or navigate a creative career. A notable strength is the breadth of ... more
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