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EPISODE · Dec 19, 2025 · 32 MIN

S1: E3 Stacey Thomas on Research and the Writing Process

from Conversations on Craft · host Hayley King

Episode 3: Research and the writing process, with historical fiction writer, Stacey Thomas.Come join us as we dive deep into Stacey's process as a historical fiction writer. Stacey shares her journey to publication and offers many tips for writers, such as the power of the feedback, how to work with your editor and how to be kind with yourself during the messy process of writing.Chapters include:00:00 Introduction to the Craft of Writing02:19 The Genesis of a Book Idea04:12 Researching and Writing Process07:02 Navigating Feedback and Critique10:09 The Evolution of the First Draft12:06 Finding an Agent and Building Relationships15:52 The Editing Process: A Writer's Journey21:15 Navigating the Publishing Landscape22:44 Competitions and Feedback: A Path to Improvement25:38 Crafting Your Story: Tips for Aspiring Writers27:37 Evolving as a Writer: Lessons Learned29:43 Breaking Barriers: Advice for New WritersLearn more about Stacey and buy her book here: The Revels - HQ StoriesFor more, please subscribe, like and share with your writer friends. To learn more visit www.AscentNovelPrize.com or follow us on instagram: Instagram

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