The right Angle to help you write and sell your story
Many first-time authors think editing means fixing grammar and typos. Professional editor Allison Buehner explains why that’s actually the final step. In this episode developmental editor and entrepreneur Allison Buehner …
That flattering email says someone loves your book and wants to feature it in a book club or perhaps turn it into a movie. Great news…or a scam? In this …
What exactly does hybrid publishing mean, and is this the right path for your book? In this episode Holly Kammier, author, co-founder of Acorn Publishing, and Publishing Director of the …
Sometimes an old screenplay hidden in a filing cabinet change your life. For romance author Julie Navickas, that’s exactly what happened. In this episode Julie talks about her journey from …
In this episode author, producer, and entertainment industry veteran Sandy Pearl talks about her memoir, Then the Phone Rang: My Journey from Hitchhiking Hippie to the Hollywood High Life. Sandy shares …
Listen to the 2023 interview with Matt. This episode features prolific author, editor, teacher, and longtime Santa Barbara Writers Conference faculty member Matthew J. Pallamary. With 24 books spanning science …
What exactly is magical realism? If that term confuses you, or you wonder how writers blend the ordinary with the impossible, this fascinating conversation is for you. In this episode …
What does it really take to become a traditionally published children’s author? In this episode award-winning children’s author Mary Penny Hershey talks about writing for young readers, navigating the long road …
What happens when a lawyer with a lifelong dream of writing finally decides to take the leap? In this episode bestselling author Lida Sideris, creator of the Southern California mystery …
What does it take to move from screenwriting dreams in Hollywood to becoming a traditionally published novelist? In this episode novelist Norm Thoeming, who writes under the pen name August Norman, …