Writers Who Read

Whatcha reading? This episode is all about reading, which we all know is crucial for strengthening our writing skills. But there are also some surprising benefits for both our mental and physical health, whether you're a writer or not. We'll go over some of the ways reading can help your writing, as well as all the other benefits that will help make you a happier, healthier person.We then move on to talk about strategies for fitting more writing into your busy day, and finish up with ten (ish) book recommendations so you can add to your TBR pile and find the next great read to dive into.Come along to learn all about reading and how to make it work for you!Resources shared in this episode:On Writing by Stephen KingSave the Cat Writes a Novel by Jessica BrodyApps: Goodreads, StorygraphBook Recommendations:Matt Haig: The Midnight Library; The Life ImpossibleAudrey Niffenegger: The Time Traveller's WifeEmily Henry: Beach Read; People We Meet on VacationCarly Fortune: Every Summer AfterKatherine Center: What You Wish ForKristin Hannah: The Women; The Nightingale; The Great AloneTatiana de Rosnay: Sarah's KeyGail Honeyman: Eleanor Oliphant is Completely FineTaylor Jenkins Reid: Daisy Jones and the SixLisa Genova: Still AliceGillian Flynn: Gone GirlBA Paris: Behind Closed DoorsFreida McFadden: The Housemaid; The BoyfriendAnn Napolitano: Hello BeautifulLiz Moore: God of the WoodsLet's Connect:Email: [email protected]: ashlyncramer.comInstagram: @ashlyncramerauthor @thewritingtherapistpodcastKey Words: Writing Podcast, Podcast for Writers, Self-Care for Writers, Coping Strategies for Writers, Book Recommendations, Writers Who Read, Writing Tips, Writing Strategies, The Writing Therapist