Ginny Carter: A Bestselling Ghostwriter on Business Books, Memoirs, and AI
Bestselling ghostwriter Ginny Carter joins Author Talks to discuss business books, memoirs, writing your own authority books, and AI.
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FictionBonnie Dillabough: From Editing Author Talks to Publishing Her Own Sci-Fi Series
Bonnie Dillabough joins Author Talks to discuss publishing her first book at 64, building a sci-fi series, and why no author is an island.
MemoirsMelissa Desveaux: Turning Loss Into a Memoir and Anthologies That Help Grieving Families
Australian author Melissa Desveaux joins Author Talks to discuss writing My Life of Loss, compiling anthologies for grieving families, and the blog-to-book method.
GhostwritingJohn Lynch: A Ghostwriter and Historical Novelist Who Writes the People at the Bottom
Ghostwriter and historical novelist John Lynch joins Author Talks to discuss writing about common people, professionalism, and no writer's block.
FictionCatherine Meyrick: Historical Fiction, Real Research, and Characters Who Take Over
Catherine Meyrick joins Author Talks to discuss Forsaking All Other, self-publishing historical fiction, research, and letting characters lead.
FictionJohn DeHart: From 30 Years of Drumming to Writing Psychological Suspense as Catharsis
Former drummer John DeHart joins Author Talks to discuss trading music for writing, cathartic psychological suspense, and making his hometown a character.
PeopleFrom Radio and Standup to Horror Fiction: Richard Rumple on Writing Human Monsters
Horror writer Richard Rumple on moving from radio and standup into fiction, character-driven horror, and his short-story collection Gabriella: Tales from the Demon Cat.
FictionAlison Morton: Building the Roma Nova Thriller Series From an Alternate Rome
Alison Morton joins Author Talks to discuss the Roma Nova series, treating writing as a profession, research, and marketing.
Book MarketingBrenda Haire: Save the Buttertubs, a Grandmother’s Story, and a 700-Person Launch Team
Brenda Haire joins Author Talks to discuss Save the Buttertubs, merging a memoir with her grandmother's story, and building a 700-person launch team.
PeopleNear-Future Fiction and the Messiness of Being Human: Stephen Oram on Writing Science Fiction
Science fiction author Stephen Oram on writing near-future short fiction, collaborating with scientists, self-publishing, and his collection Eating Robots and Other Stories.
People136 Books and Counting: Mercedes Lackey on Collaboration, Discipline, and the Realities of the Writing Life
Fantasy author Mercedes Lackey on writing 136 books, collaborating with Anne McCaffrey and Andre Norton, building battle scenes and bird characters, and the hard economics of the writing life.
FictionDebbie Zaken: Award-Winning Young Adult Sci-Fi and the Power of Critique Partners
Award-winning YA author Debbie Zaken joins Author Talks to discuss writing young adult sci-fi, critique partners, and writing through blocks.