Coffee Break 044: Aminah Iman & Jaqueline Stone
Join the ladies from Red Ink Publications for a chat about genre writing, delicious cake, and finding confidence in writing what you love.

Join the ladies from Red Ink Publications for a chat about genre writing, delicious cake, and finding confidence in writing what you love.
Words have power—especially the words we say and think about ourselves. So whether you think you're slime or God's gift to writing, the way you think about yourself can have an immense effect on your work. For show notes, links, & more, visit http://www.sarahwerner.com/self-writing-and-self-talk-wn-061/.
Award-winning novelist and psychiatrist Mark Rubinstein talks about the psychology behind sharing stories and the courage it takes to write them down.
What's the worst that will happen if you put yourself out there? How will you handle rejection? Even worse, what happens if you do nothing?
Randy Wayne White talks the virtues of trusting your characters, connecting with readers, leaving behind a legacy, and the secret to writing over 40 books!
Editor Megan Hannum shares some new and innovative options for writing, editing, and publishing that you may not have considered.
You finally have a website! Now how do you let the internet know you exist? How do you attract users? Never fear: SEO (search engine optimization) is here!
In this fascinating discussion, novelist Robert Tanenbaum unpacks judicial integrity, American history, and what makes a classic story truly timeless.
Do you ever put off writing because you need to wash the dishes or watch American Idol with your spouse? Are these legit reasons -- or just excuses? Learn how to ditch the excuses and just write in this week's episode of the Write Now podcast!
You just finished your first novel! But... now what? Renita Bryant shares what it takes to go from "hot off the press" to "meet the press"!
Corporate structure crushing your spirit? Wishing you could quit your day job and write full time? This episode is for you.
Do you think about writing all day, every day? Barbara Kyle does! That's what makes her a master of her craft. And today, she's sharing what she knows.
Today I talk to local writer Kale Lawrence about writing a book series, giving yourself a second chance, and trusting in your own impulsive talent!
The tides and oceans mean many things to many people around the world. Today's guest, Jonathan White, won't rest until he explores them all!
Are you living the life you want to live? Living a creative life is about making your own decisions and breaking the mold. But what does that mean?
Think it's too late to start your novel? After listening to 84-year-old, first-time published Jay Greenfield's story, you'll need a new excuse!
Where does the time go? Between work, family, and countless other obligations, who has the time to write these days? You do! Let's prioritize.
Blogging, bullet journaling, and networking. Oh my! Sandy Kreps gives us the honest truth and helpful tips about becoming a full-time freelance writer.
Where there's a will, Jake Heilbrunn has a way! Join us for an inspiring talk about leaving it all behind and finding yourself in the process.
Don't let myths about personality keep you from fully exploring yourself as a writer. Discover your strengths, weaknesses, and how you recharge!
What's the best music to listen to (if any) while you write? Let's talk about music curation and what different genres of recorded sound can do for you!
How can creative nonfiction help you to connect with people? What does it take to find or even create a supportive community? Tune in to find out!
If you write, you have a personal brand! Let's discuss some ways you can grow, maintain, and market your brand to help readers find your work.
How do you know if writing under a pen name is right for you? This week's episode of Write Now lays out 6 reasons a pen name might be a smart choice.
FRIENDS! On today's Coffee Break episode, I'm talking with writer Paul Sating with a kind of storytelling I haven't featured before: the audio drama!
Sometimes the most important aspect of writing is not the words you string together but the questions you ask. And one question in particular is incredibly helpful.
Novels, poetry, short stories... if you can name it, David has probably written it. In this fantastic episode, we're talking about the power of brevity, compartmentalizing your life, & more.
Get the 10 invaluable writing lessons I learned while writing a book in one week. (That's right: ONE WEEK.)
Creativity expert-turned-full-time writer Jocelyn K. Glei & I talk about the balance between business and creativity, distraction, and so much more!
"Whatever scares you to write... that's what you should be writing." I talk with author Patrick Hicks about how to see the world through a writer's eyes, how traveling can change the way you write, how to deal with fear, and more.