Write Club Podcast
Write Club Podcast
Podcast Description
Welcome to Write Club, the ultimate podcast for anyone passionate about the written word. Brought to you by Writers Online, in each episode we'll give you an insight into the world of writing, creativity, and publishing.Join us as we sit down with celebrated authors, literary agents, industry mentors, and creative professionals to uncover their stories, insights, and advice. Write Club delivers everything you need to spark your creativity and sharpen your skills.Tune in for expert tips, industry secrets, and candid conversations with the voices shaping today’s literary landscape. Because every great writer knows: the first rule of Write Club is to never stop writing.
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The podcast focuses on various aspects of writing, creativity, and publishing, with specific episodes highlighting genre fiction, the creative process, and industry insights. For example, Episode 2 explores the creative journey of bestselling author Carmel Harrington, while Episode 3 features author and creative writing tutor Alex Davis discussing tips for genre fiction.
Welcome to Write Club, the ultimate podcast for anyone passionate about the written word. Brought to you by Writers Online, in each episode we’ll give you an insight into the world of writing, creativity, and publishing.
Join us as we sit down with celebrated authors, literary agents, industry mentors, and creative professionals to uncover their stories, insights, and advice. Write Club delivers everything you need to spark your creativity and sharpen your skills.
Every great writer knows: the first rule of Write Club is to never stop writing.
Rahul discusses his decision to handwrite the first draft of his novel using 2B pencils and yellow legal pads to eliminate digital distractions, drawing inspiration from Toni Morrison’s writing habits.
He explains how the Indian railway system served as a metaphor for the country’s diversity and complexity, with his protagonist Charu working in the personnel department handling grievances across the railway network.
Rahul shares his writing career journey from mathematics and cricket journalism to novel writing, noting that his journalism background helped develop his understanding of pacing and character development.
We also find out about his typical writing routine, which has evolved from late-night sessions to morning writing, and his current project that remains in early development stages.
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