Edit with me
Recorded while I was in bed with covid attempting to edit. Join me as I get Avalanche ready for publication. I use pro writing aid and no, I have no s...
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A show for anyone writing out there. Fun, giggles and mostly me laughing at my mistakes so you can learn from my decade of writing on the internet. Join me on my epic journey to publishing my first book that kicks off a dark and quirky paranormal romance series.
Unpopular Writing Opinions
Reacting to unpopular writing opinions found on youtube. All opinions are expressed in a measured and constructive way with no personal bias. *ahem* F...
Plot Twist - How not to edit
The manuscript was meant to be finished... but my body was not having it. So how do you manage to keep going when your health decides it does not want...
Confessions of a Writer Coffee Addict
A new type of show! Hear how I finish off the second edit of my third book- Avalanche. Also featuring- my dog, my cat and clips from Daniel Wallace an...
Guest Show - Dyslexics that write books
Andrew Nehring comes on the show to talk about his book- David Massie and the Quantum Flux and to discuss the joys and difficulties of writing with...
Using Scene Cards
In this episode, I go over how I use scene cards and how they have got me out of plotting pickles. Links- Scene Cards download My Website Sacha Black ...
Guests- Writing Award Winning Novellas
This week I share the podcast with two winners of the Open Novella Contest: Rainer Salt and Evelyn Hail. We talk about inspiration, process and what i...
Things I Hate Reading
Hate is a strong word but some things I read really set my teeth on edge. A different kind of podcast this time, no instructions or lessons, just me t...
Guest- A different way to publish
I welcome Kristi Elliot to the show. She is a Watty 2020 award winner with her horror-comedy Zombie Soap and she is about to publish her debut novel T...
Character Building
Grab a blank character profile from my website and start building characters focused on storytelling. Every main character should be a bundle of inner...