04. My Wattpad Era

Episode 4 of the Writers on Writers Podcast podcast, hosted by Israel Olorunnisola, titled "04. My Wattpad Era" was published on March 31, 2025 and runs 43 minutes.

March 31, 2025 ·43m · Writers on Writers Podcast

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Summary

In this episode, Israel reflects on his Wattpad era—revisiting the early stories that shaped his writing journey and the inspirations behind them. He shares the highs, the lessons learned, and what that period means to him now. Beyond nostalgia, he also discusses the future of his creative projects and offers advice for Wattpad writers looking to grow their craft.Books Mentioned: • After by Anna Todd • The Kissing Booth by Beth Reekles • Light as a Feather by Zoe Aarsen • She’s With Me by Jessica Cunsolo • The Cellar by Natasha PrestonIsrael’s Wattpad Books: • These Poems Are for One • A Scarred Reflection • 19 Last Days of Being a Teenager • Boys Feel Too • Untitled • When Leaves FallCheck out Israel’s Wattpad stories HEREConnect with IsraelIf you’ve ever written (or read) on Wattpad, this one’s for you. Tune in!

Episode Description

In this episode, Israel reflects on his Wattpad era—revisiting the early stories that shaped his writing journey and the inspirations behind them. He shares the highs, the lessons learned, and what that period means to him now. Beyond nostalgia, he also discusses the future of his creative projects and offers advice for Wattpad writers looking to grow their craft.

Books Mentioned:

• After by Anna Todd

• The Kissing Booth by Beth Reekles

• Light as a Feather by Zoe Aarsen

• She’s With Me by Jessica Cunsolo

• The Cellar by Natasha Preston

Israel’s Wattpad Books:

• These Poems Are for One

• A Scarred Reflection

• 19 Last Days of Being a Teenager

• Boys Feel Too

• Untitled

• When Leaves Fall

Check out Israel’s Wattpad stories HERE

Connect with Israel

If you’ve ever written (or read) on Wattpad, this one’s for you. Tune in!

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