Join us as Amy shares her heartfelt journey of writing, including the motivation behind her latest book, Love is Golden: Lessons from a Therapy Dog, which offers a unique perspective from a dog's point of view. Discover how her experiences with her own therapy dog, Sadie, and her family's pets influenced her storytelling, and learn about the challenges and triumphs she faced along the way. Amy's message of resilience and the importance of trying new things will resonate with anyone who has ever felt like they didn't quite fit in. Don't miss this delightful conversation filled with insights on writing, teaching, and the joy of connecting with readers.

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With a blend of humor and heart, Jeff shares his unconventional journey to becoming a writer, sparked by a job loss that led him to discover the joy of storytelling. He discusses the challenges and triumphs of writing, from crafting short stories to navigating the complexities of the publishing world. Tune in as we explore Jeff's creative process, his insights on marketing, and the importance of connecting with readers. Get ready for a conversation that might just inspire you to embrace your own writing journey!

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In this episode, we uncover the untold story of Lulu Bell Parr, a celebrated Wild West star who faced the harsh realities of fame and fortune. From Diane's childhood encounter with an unmarked grave to the challenges of writing a biography, she reflects on the life of a remarkable woman who rode broncos for three decades and ultimately fell into obscurity. Discover the intricacies of Diane's writing process, her inspirations, and the ethical considerations that come with telling someone else's story.

Visit Diane Helentjaris''s website at https://dianehelentjaris.com/ for more information on her work.

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Doug shares his unique writing journey, revealing how inspiration struck him at unexpected moments—from a classroom to a napkin on a flight. Join us as he discusses the challenges of writing about current events, the organic nature of his storytelling, and the importance of connecting with readers. Whether you're an aspiring author or a seasoned writer, Doug's insights on the writing process and the publishing landscape will inspire you to keep your creative engine running.

Visit Doug Norton's website at https://www.authordougnorton.com/ for more information on his work.

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Join us as Christine shares her writing journey, the inspiration behind her book, and the lessons she learned along the way. From the importance of research to her writing routines and the publishing process, Christine offers invaluable insights for aspiring authors. Don't miss this enlightening conversation with host Rob Jolles!

Visit Christine Kessides's website at https://christinekessidesauthor.com/ for more information on her work.

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Join host Rob Jolles as he and Amy discuss her latest book, Wrangling the Doubt Monster: Fighting Fears, Finding Inspiration, a powerful guide for anyone looking to overcome their fears and embrace their creative journey. Discover the strategies she shares for confronting doubt, the importance of community support, and how to cultivate a writing routine that works for you. Whether you're an aspiring author, entrepreneur, or artist, this episode is packed with encouragement and practical advice to help you push past uncertainty and unleash your creative potential.

Visit Amy L Bernstein's website at https://amywrites.live/ for more information on her work.

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Alan shares the inspiration behind his upcoming book, "Bristol Brabazon: The Ocean Liner of the Skies and its Ongoing Legacy," set to take flight in mid-2025. Join us as he discusses the challenges of writing non-fiction, the importance of thematic depth in storytelling, and how he navigates the research process while keeping his creative flow intact. With insights into his writing routine and the significance of networking in the publishing world, Alan offers valuable advice for aspiring writers. Tune in for an engaging conversation that highlights the unexpected ways a book can find its author.

Visit Alan Porter's website at https://alanjporter.wordpress.com/ for more information on his work.

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Amy shares the captivating story behind her inspiration and the unique writing process that brought her characters to life. Join us as we explore the challenges and routines that shape her creative journey, and discover how a ghost town sparked the idea for a series she never thought she would write.

Visit Amy Schisler's website at https://amyschislerauthor.com/ for more information on her work.

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