Women Writing

Women Writing
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Grab a cup of coffee and settle in for a discussion about all things writerly. I'm a Finnish Canadian author and book coach and I love my coffee, and I love talking about all things writerly. In this podcast, we'll take a coffee break together to chat with authors, publishers, book coaches, marketers, agents, publicists, booksellers, and more. Fun fact: Finns drink the most coffee per capita in the world. Just doing my part for the stats and fueling my writing! liisakovalawomenwriting.substack.com
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The podcast covers a range of themes related to writing and authorship, including book coaching, publishing processes, and personal writing journeys. Specific episodes dive into topics like romance writing with Trisha Jenn Loehr, the intricacies of hybrid publishing with Caroline Topperman, and advice for young adult novels with Emily De Angelis.

Grab a cup of coffee and settle in for a discussion about all things writerly. I’m a Finnish Canadian author and book coach and I love my coffee, and I love talking about all things writerly. In this podcast, we’ll take a coffee break together to chat with authors, publishers, book coaches, marketers, agents, publicists, booksellers, and more. Fun fact: Finns drink the most coffee per capita in the world. Just doing my part for the stats and fueling my writing!

Welcome to the Women Writing podcast. In this episode, I’m having a chat with author, speaker, and writing coach, Patricia Westerhof. You can read Patricia’s previous Women Writing feature here and check out her book The Canadian Guide to Creative Writing and Publishing.
Patricia Westerhof is the award-winning author of The Canadian Guide to Creative Writing and Publishing, Catch Me When I Fall, and The Dove in Bathurst Station. She also co-authored The Writer’s Craft, a textbook on creative writing that’s been used widely across Canada. Her stories and articles have appeared in Room, The Feathertale Review, Write, West End Phoenix, and The Dalhousie Review. Her current project, a comic novel, was inspired by her recent experience of having been forced to write an index. Patricia, who holds an MA in Education and teaches creative writing classes at the University of Toronto’s School of Continuing Studies, is also a sought-after writing coach.
Visit Patricia’s website www.patriciawesterhof.com and follow her on Twitterhttps://twitter.com/pawesterhof
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Also check out Patricia Westerhoff’s feature in Women Writing.
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