This week's episode is solo, with Mark reflecting on Two Wrongs That Make a Writer Spite. He takes a look at two negative things that writers often focus on which can be demotivating and make them hateful or spiteful - things that detract from what writers should be focusing on to move onward and upward… Continue reading Episode 33 – Two Wrongs That Make A Writer Spite
This episode features an interview with J Thorn and Zach Bohannon. They talk not only about the collaboration that the two of them do, but also a few of their more adventurous collaborations with other authors including the original train journey with Joanna Penn and Lindsay Buroker and how that unique writing experience evolved into… Continue reading Episode 21 – Real World Connections in a Digital World with J Thorn and Zach Bohannon
Episode 20 is a solo episode where, in response to a few listeners who reached out and asked if he'd be willing to share more about his background and experience as an author, Mark takes the opportunity to reveal his own writer journey and the lessons learned along the way. Prior to the lessons, Mark… Continue reading Episode 20 – Lessons Learned on my Writer Journey, Part One
In this episode, Mark interviews USA Today and Amazon best-selling author Steena Holmes. Steena is an Award winning author from Calgary, Alberta who writes psychological suspense, family drama, women’s fiction and sweet romance. She publishes under an Amazon-owned imprint as well as her own self-publishing imprint, is a fan of reading, of chocolate and of… Continue reading Episode 17 – Focusing on Your Readers with Steena Holmes
Mark interviews Natasha Bajema, a fiction author who lives in Washington, D.C. and has been an expert on national security issues for over 18 years, specializing in weapons of mass destruction (WMD), nuclear proliferation, terrorism and emerging technologies. In the introduction, Mark takes a couple of minutes go off on a rant about how much… Continue reading Episode 16 – Crowd Funding and Audience Engagement with Natasha Bajema
