Podcasts about horrible writing

In this episode I'm talking with Hayley Krischer--author of the upcoming “Where Are You, Echo Blue?”, which dropped yesterday, July 16th, and is poised to be the beach read of the summer--about the squishier side of creativity, including: ** This week's episodes are a replay. ** - The steps Hayley takes–and the tools she uses–to immerse herself in the world of her novels and inside her characters' psyches - What she does when she's feeling stuck - How good it feels when you connect with someone who loved your work in the real world - The YA author Hayley fan-girled all over when she realized he was also an audience member at a reading she was attending - How writing and editing can feel “horrible,” “like torture”--and the parts that make Hayley feel like jumping for joy - How her inner critic loves to tell her she should be able to write a novel while also taking five-mile hikes every day - How the months between when you're done working on a manuscript and the book is published is a tough time, mentally–and how to navigate it - The self-care practices helping Hayley through (the journaling practice, the supplements, the breathing exercise that helps her sleep) - Busting the myth that writers make a lot of money and how hard it is to make a bestseller list For full show notes with links to everything we discuss, plus bonus photos!, visit katehanley.substack.com. Big thanks to our sponsor, AirDoctorPro. Use promo code KATE at airdoctorpro.com to save up to $300 off an air purifier and receive a free 3-year warranty (an $87 value). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode I'm talking with Hayley Krischer, author of the upcoming “Where Are You, Echo Blue?”, which is poised to be the beach read of the summer, about the squishier side of creativity– including: The steps Hayley takes–and the tools she uses–to immerse herself in the world of her novels and inside her characters' psyches What she does when she's feeling stuck How good it feels when you connect with someone who loved your work in the real world The YA author Hayley fan-girled all over when she realized he was also an audience member at a reading she was attending How writing and editing can feel “horrible,” “like torture”--and the parts that make Hayley feel like jumping for joy How her inner critic loves to tell her she should be able to write a novel while also taking five-mile hikes every day How the months between when you're done working on a manuscript and the book is published is a tough time, mentally–and how to navigate it The self-care practices helping Hayley through (the journaling practice, the supplements, the breathing exercise that helps her sleep) Busting the myth that writers make a lot of money and how hard it is to make a bestseller list For full show notes with links to everything we discuss, plus bonus photos!, visit katehanley.substack.com. Big thanks to our sponsor, AirDoctorPro. Use promo code KATE at airdoctorpro.com to save up to $300 off an air purifier and receive a free 3-year warranty (an $87 value). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Official announcement about the future of the show & how you can get more episodes!   Are you going to miss the show? No worries!   You can continue receiving NEW episodes of Horrible Writing by becoming a Patron for a small monthly donation.  

With CJ on a work-related absence this week, Kyriel fills in as co-host! On this very special episode, we discuss three prompts provided by u/becauseisaidsotoo, aka author Daniel Charles Wild, who has just published his collection of short stories entitled "Horrible Writing: 10 Horror Stories You Probably Shouldn't Read." We discuss the prospect of contaminated love water, a super flu that gives super intelligence, and how to react if fundamental truths in your life start to change. The book is available for purchase right here. This episode is sponsored by BetterKateThanNever.com -- don't even think about planning your next vacation without her help! Big thank you to BestSelf Co. for providing the new Icebreaker prompt deck! Please visit us or follow via the following convenient channels: hosts@promptpodcast.com Twitter: @promptpod Instagram: @promptpod www.promptpodcast.com All music provided by Adobe  or the YouTube Sound Library. Please see website for attribution details!

Author, Podcaster, Audio Drama Creator Paul SatingPaul Sating is an author and creator of five audio drama podcasts, including Subject: Found, Diary of a Madman, Who Killed Julie?, YOU, and Atheist Apocalypse. He is also the host of Horrible Writing, a podcast where he shares his journey toward being published, along with candid interviews with other writers.His first three books were published in 2018. Chasing the Demon (a thriller), 12 Deaths of Christmas (a horror anthology), & Novel Idea to Podcast (nonfiction) helped him realize his childhood dream of becoming a published author.In addition to those ventures, he is the co-creator of an upcoming horror audio drama titled Family Portrait and, when he's not writing books or podcasts, he's punching out short stories for his Patrons and perpetually working on his novels.“Apple could get out of digital media completely. Then what do you do? You need a newsletter. You don't control Twitter, Facebook, Spotify… nobody.” - Paul Sating on owning your content.Connect with Paul:WebsitePaul's PodcastsPaul on PatreonTwitterPaul's Amazon Author PageIf you liked the show, please consider sharing this podcast with your friends, family and network. Your stamp of approval is more valuable than anything I can offer to your network. I appreciate your sharing! Also, leaving a review (and rating) helps spread the word. And just makes me feel warm and squishy.The Storytellers Network with Dan Moyle publishes every Monday at 7 AM EST.

Do you enjoy listening to fiction? Here’s a special episode supercut of all 12 episodes of YOU, my Patreon-exclusive fan-determined adventure, where the fans decide where the story goes. I’m currently fundraising so I can fund the 3rd season of Subject: Found and the follow-on to Who Killed Julie?. Without this critical funding, those shows will disappear. Patrons not only get this podcast, but they receive YOU and, starting in the spring of 2019, they’ll also be receiving my new medieval epic fantasy, Crown of Thieves, which will only be published for Patrons & for resale (there will be no free, public release of that show beyond the 1st episode). Creating, writing, and producing audio drama is extremely expensive and not sustainable without personal funds being invested. As a solo-creator, I can no longer fund those shows and rely on my Patrons to keep Horrible Writing and The Stories We Tell podcasts going. That’s why they’re getting two exclusive audio dramas, plus other fiction when it’s ready. Indies need a community to survive. If you’ve enjoyed Subject: Found, Who Killed Julie?, Diary of a Madman, Atheist Apocalypse, Horrible Writing, (and will enjoy The Stories We Tell) then please consider becoming a Patron. The donation levels start at $1/MONTH (not per episode); an incredible steal for all the content you get. If you want to enjoy tons of exclusives each month, become a Patron today!

USA Today Bestselling author Simon Wood comes on to talk about the aspect of writing which is (in my opinion) most critical to achieving success (however you define that for you). The Horrible Writing experience he shares is crushing ... and yet he didn't let that stop him. You can find Simon's books here. Check out some of Simon's workshops. Or find him on Facebook. If you're enjoying this show, please take a moment to rate the show wherever you listen (or on Apple Podcasts). Leaving a review as well gives you bonus points in the afterlife. Are you looking to sell more books? Grab my new book, "Novel Idea to Podcast: How to Sell More Books Through Podcasting" today and get a jump-start into the medium while it's still a growing market.

Writing is incredibly lonely and can manifest itself in unhealthy ways. In this episode. Ashley Quach of Deck the Halls (With Matrimony!) comes by to chat about her own struggles with it, how she deals with it, and how it can even be used as a plot developer.   You can find Ashley's work at sassquachradio.com.   Please rate and review Horrible Writing (assuming you're enjoying it), and why not pick up the PERFECT Christmas/Holiday present for that horror fan in your life while you're online by picking up a copy of 12 Deaths of Christmas?

The newest episode of Horrible Writing deals with the ugly reality that this stuff, writing... it's damn addicting! I have some tips, tools, and tactics to help! If you enjoy the show, please support it by donating any of these 3 ways or by checking out 12 Deaths of Christmas or Chasing the Demon. Everything goes back into producing my podcasts. Thank you!

I idolize what this writer does, so it was an honor to get to chat with Chris Fox. He comes on to talk about something very empowering (to all of us, writers or not), that can change our lives. Even if you're not a Horrible Writing fan, I encourage you to give a listen to what he has to say. We talk about mindset, depression, & he shares tips to removing toxicity from your life.   You can find his work at http://www.chrisfoxwrites.com. He also mentions the book, "Mindset," by Dr. Carol Dweck, which you can find at https://www.amazon.com/Mindset-Changing-think-Fulfil-Potential-ebook/dp/B005RZB65Q.   Sign up for my newsletter to get 1st word on any news I have about my books and podcasts.

What is #cockygate? What's the controversy? 'Cocky' is 'just' a word, after all, isn't it? Writer/screenwriter/lawyer Kevin Kneupper filed a Cancel Petition with the Trademark office & comes on the show to talk about why this is a situation, why writers (and readers) should care, and what he's doing to help us. Note to Horrible Writing fans: this is a SPECIAL episode and does not follow the typical theme of the show. Please support Kevin for the good work he's doing for the community. You can find his "They Who Fell" series on Amazon. You can find him on Facebook and on Twitter at (@kneupperwriter). One author, Tara Crescent, has had many of her books taken down by Amazon. Check her out and see if you can support her by picking up some of her available books. Twitter user @WordSugarDesign has offered to help those negatively impacted (see this tweet). You might be able to support here on her website. Let's rise as a community and support those who need us. Thank you. Peace, Paul

Poet Lorna Rose comes on the show to talk about how becoming a mother changed her writing life. We discuss things like balancing parenthood with the itch to writing, when real life creates other demands.   Please check out her work (http:www.lornarose.com) and her Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/bigthings2).   I'd love the Horrible Writing community to help me launch my own published author career now that "Chasing the Demon" is available for pre-order on Amazon. Order your copy for $.99 today.   I can always use ratings and reviews, if you're bored and would like to help the show.   Peace, Paul

Here is the newest Horrible Writing with friend and fellow podcaster/storyteller, Daniel Foytik of The Lift. We chat about anger and darker thoughts. You can find Dan's work at http://www.thewickedlibrary.com and http://www.victoriaslift.com. If you like this show, sign up for Paul's newsletter by going to http://www.paulsating.com and dropping your email. He promises a 'no spam' guarantee!

From fan of podcasts to producer of podcasts. As an avid fan of podcasts, a little bit of research led Paul to realize podcasting is relatively cheap and easy to get into. He bought a Radio Shack mic and just started talking. He tried all sorts of different themes including socio-political issues and soccer before figuring out how to be authentic and entertaining. This led to his first fictional podcast. Now 6 years later he has 3 fiction podcasts, 2 more in the making and a podcast about writing.   How Paul got started in podcasting The journey and failures that got him to the podcasts he has now How Paul's podcast Diary of a Madman came about Utilizing your downtime and finding a niche by experimenting How Diary of a Madman has developed to include other writers for the next few seasons Editing episode by episode versus editing the whole season How to smartly invest your energy when trying to grow your audience Why Paul created the Fate Crafters network The advantages of belonging to a podcast network     Paul's Website: http://www.paulsating.com/   Paul's Podcasts: Subject: Found – http://www.paulsating.com/subject-found Diary Of A Madman - http://www.paulsating.com/diary-of-a-madman Athiest Apocolypse - http://www.paulsating.com/atheist-apocalypse Who Killed Julie? - http://www.paulsating.com/who-killed-julie Horrible Writing - http://www.paulsating.com/horrible-writing     Fate Crafters  Podcast Network https://www.fatecrafters.com/

Happy 2018!!! The first episode of Horrible Writing is all about me sharing the shifting of focus (I hope) toward a positive focus.   May this year bring the show to an entirely new level!   Thank you for supporting me into the new year!   Please leave a 5-star rating and review & help this show grow in 2018.   Peace, Paul

The newest Horrible Writing. This time I interview Rick Coste of Modern Audio Drama.   We talk about how writing can serve as therapy. It's a fun, open, honest chat!   Please rate & review the show on your podcatcher so that author writers can find it and, hopefully, be encouraged through their writing journey.   Cheers, Paul