Writing and Editing
Writing and Editing is a podcast for authors that takes a whole-person approach to everything related to writing and editing. Listen in each Thursday for a new twenty-five-minute episode with an author or industry expert. All episodes are freely available in audio wherever you get podcasts. Hosted by Jennia D'Lima The podcast was founded by Wayne Jones on January 7, 2022; was co-hosted by Wayne and Jennia D’Lima from October 9 to December 15, 2023; and since then, it has been hosted by Jennia
Episodes
Author and voice actor Farah Naz Rishi stops by to discuss how different siblings can be even growing up in the same environment, the highs and lows of these relationships, and what's important to think about when writing them accurately.
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Visit Farah's website to find more of her insights:
https://farahnazrishi.com/
Grab a copy of her books (including The Flightless Birds of New Hope):
https://farah...
Author and educator Ginny Kubitz Moyer discusses some common fears that surround new and seasoned writers alike, gives tips on how to push past them, and talks about how sometimes bad writing can mean you're doing it right.
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Stop by Ginny's website to see more:
https://ginnymoyer.org/
Peruse her catalogue of books:
https://ginnymoyer.org/books/
Connect further with Ginny on her socials (or even sign ...
Author and former executive Kristine Delano reveals the hidden layers of financial thrillers, how to portray suspense and tension without (too much) blood, and the character work that drives it all.
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Find more of Kristine's work on her website:
https://kristinedelano.com/
Grab her debut, The Lies We Trade, for yourself:
https://kristinedelano.com/#debut
Sign up for Kristine's newsletter and follow h...
Author and producer Lee Schneider analyzes the use of technology in storytelling, how authors are trying to keep up with its rapid innovation in real life, and gives tips on how this rise of tech could be used as inspiration for your writing.
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Learn more on Lee's website:
https://leeschneiderbooks.com/
Check out his books here:
https://leeschneiderbooks.com/books/
Follow all of Lee's projects on his...
Author and speaker Bill Cates (not to be confused with Bill Gates, he points out) discusses what exactly a parable is, why lessons in stories are important, and how it is easier to hide them in a narrative than you may think.
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Look at all of Bill's fascinating material on his website:
https://referralcoach.com/
Grab your copy of The Hidden Heist here:
https://referralcoach.com/the-hidden-heist/
See more ...
Screenwriter and former professor Richard Walter stops by to discuss humor in fiction and real life, how we use it within story, and explain why it is an important part of the human condition.
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Check out Richard's website and his variety of work:
https://www.richardwalterbooks.com/
Connect with Richard on his socials:
https://www.facebook.com/ProfRichardWalter/
https://x.com/ProfWalter
Author Daniel Braum returns to discuss ghost stories, how they have changed across the centuries, and how the genre has evolved beyond the original ghastly figures of legend.
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Peruse Dan's catalogue and learn more about him:
https://www.amazon.com/stores/Daniel-Braum/author/B01F9C69PS
https://bloodandstardust.wordpress.com/about/
Check out Dan's other ghostly tales on his socials:
https://www.fac...
Editor, filmmaker, and author Daniel Roth swings by to discuss the importance of dialogue and credibility in keeping readers engaged with your story.
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See if your manuscript is ready when you stop by Daniel's website:
https://ficklegodsofpublishing.com/
Grab a copy of his book here:
https://ficklegodsofpublishing.com/my-book
Learn more about transforming your story on Daniel's Instagram:
https://w...
Author and editor Alida Winternheimer talks about what theme is (and isn't!), the importance of theme within story, and when you should establish it in your writing process. And make sure you listen until the end to hear the special offer that Alida is giving out to our listeners . . .
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Stop by Alida's website to check out all of her work:
https://alidawinternheimer.com/
Connect with Alida on her socials...
Author and executive coach Robin Merle talks about the dynamics of friendships, what can sour those bonds, and how she explored the darker side of these relationships in her book A Dangerous Friendship.
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Visit Robin's website and check out A Dangerous Friendship:
https://theprofessionalguide.com/
Find more of Robin's insight on her socials:
https://www.instagram.com/robinmerletpg
https://www.face...
Writer and podcaster Jaime Parker Stickle visits to talk about her book, Vicious Cycle, creating accurate portrayals of postpartum anxiety and depression, and why increasing conversations on this subject is important.
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Check out Jaime's website and grab a copy of Vicious Cycle:
https://www.jaimeparkerstickle.com/
Follow Jaime on her socials to keep up with her ventures:
https://www.instagram.com/jaimepark...
Musician and debut author Matthew Check discusses his new memoir, What Would Philip Roth Do?, how he used humor to soften the harshness of reality, and gives his thoughts on the connection between music and writing.
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Stop by Matthew's website:
https://matthewcheckmusic.com/
Check out his book, What Would Philip Roth Do?:
https://matthewcheckmusic.com/book
Connect with Matthew on socials:
https://www.in...
Author and former lawyer Dheepa R. Maturi discusses eco-thrillers, the importance of balance in dystopian literature and hopeful endings, and also gives advice on how to stop your doomscrolling in the first Writing and Editing episode of 2026!
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Check out Dheepa's website:
https://www.dheeparmaturi.com/
Grab a copy of 108: An Eco-Thriller:
https://www.dheeparmaturi.com/book
Find Dheepa on her socials:
h...
Author Stephanie Landsem talks about family history, incorporating it into your story, and all of the consequences that can follow in a special episode of Writing and Editing.
Listen to it with your own family or find that quiet space for your much needed Me Time. Happy Holidays!
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Take a look at Stephanie's website and grab a copy of her books:
https://stephanielandsem.com/
Keep up with Stephanie's next f...
Special guest and author Charlene Wang discusses the feminist thriller, how her novel, I'll Follow You, is a fresh take, and how the modern age is influencing the genre's direction.
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Stop by Charlene's website:
https://charlenewangauthor.com/about
Get your own copy of her thrilling book, I'll Follow You:
https://charlenewangauthor.com/ill-follow-you
Keep up with Charlene on Instagram:
ht...
Author and executive coach Chip Webster discusses divisions in humanity, the healing properties of writing and poetry, and why it takes a village to create a book.
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Visit Chip's website:
Unityinservice.org
Get in touch with Chip at his email:
Chip@unityinsrvice.org
Former editor and author Robin W. Pearson stops by to discuss fictional family drama, how to keep the age-old genre fresh, and the importance of writing about these dysfunctional dynamics.
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Visit Robin's website:
https://robinwpearson.com/
Peruse her books, including The Stories We Carry:
https://robinwpearson.com/books/
Get the latest scoop of (fictional) family drama on Robin's socials:
https://...
Author and Hollywood-jack-of-all-trades Noël Stark stops by to talk about setting your book in Hollywood, gives a peak behind the curtains on set, and shows how there are still fresh new ideas in a popular genre.
CW: Mention of eating disorders
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Swing by Noël's website:
https://www.noelstark.com/
Check out Love, Camera, Action:
https://www.noelstark.com/#newBook
Get more details about all things Hollywood w...
Author Donna Galanti discusses balancing deep emotional truths with childhood innocence in kid's fiction and how this could be important to incorporate into your writing as well.
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Visit Donna's website:
https://www.donnagalanti.com/
Discover more emotional truths within her books:
https://www.donnagalanti.com/books/
Connect with Donna on Facebook and Instagram:
https://www.facebook.com/DonnaGalant...
Author and former teacher Terri Lilga talks about striking the right balance while crafting a children's book, how to make the educational part exciting, and gives tips on bringing your vision to life.
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Visit Terri's website:
https://terrililgabooks.com/
Swing by her store to check out her books and beyond:
https://terrililgabooks.com/shop
See more from Terri on her Facebook:
https://www.facebook....
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