Wicked Authors Podcast
Wicked Authors Podcast
Podcast Description
The Wicked Authors are four New England writers who love to talk about books, reading, publishing and more. Join Edith Maxwell/Maddie Day, Liz Mugavero/Cate Conte, Jessica Ellicott/Jessica Estevao/Jessie Crockett, and J.A. Hennrikus/Julianne Holmes/Julia Henry for conversations, interviews, and discussions. We also love to host and highlight other authors.
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast delves into various themes centered around the literary world, including fresh starts for writers, goal-setting processes, and practical writing advice. Notable episodes feature conversations about tackling writer’s goals with actionable steps, as well as discussions on the personal experiences of authors like Carolyn Wilkins in the literary community.
The Wicked Authors are four New England writers who love to talk about books, reading, publishing and more. Join Edith Maxwell/Maddie Day, Liz Mugavero/Cate Conte, Jessica Ellicott/Jessica Estevao/Jessie Crockett, and J.A. Hennrikus/Julianne Holmes/Julia Henry for conversations, interviews, and discussions. We also love to host and highlight other authors.
Writing Community Insights
Cate Conte engages in a heartfelt conversation with fellow mystery author Daryl Wood Gerber, emphasizing the vital role of community in a writer's journey. They discuss how supportive groups—be it critique circles, online networks, or organizations like Sisters in Crime—can significantly influence a writer's career. Their dialogue sheds light on the importance of encouragement, honest feedback, and the sense of belonging that a community provides.
Takeaways
- Writing communities offer essential support and motivation.
- Engagement in groups like Sisters in Crime can open professional doors.
- Both in-person and virtual networks have unique benefits.
- Shared experiences within a community can combat feelings of isolation.
- Networking fosters lifelong friendships and collaborations.
- Community involvement can boost confidence and perseverance.
- Writers at all stages benefit from communal support.
- Seeking out a writing community is a proactive step toward growth.
Watch the Full Discussion
For an in-depth exploration of the power of writing communities, watch the conversation here: https://youtu.be/XySK2WF_Vz8
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