You Can Build a Writing Career across Genres with Jenn Ashton

Many writers like to work within one genre or niche. They write thriller books or police procedurals, or mystery books. Other writers find working within one genre or niche confining, and they like to try different types of writing to see where it takes them. In this episode, I recently had the chance to catch up with Jenn Ashton, and she’s done just that. She’s published poetry, children’s books, journalism, historical research, technical manuals, and she’s also an accomplished visual artist. I had many questions for Jenn about her creative ventures and whether other projects like painting can improve your writing.In this episode, we discuss:Balancing different creative outletsGetting into a creative flowSharing stories with a beta group before publishingGiving helpful feedback to a friendHow to earn a living while following your creative dreamThe benefit of entering writing competitionsAdvice for writers looking to get publishedResources:People Like FrankNaNoWriMoSubmittable Jennifer Ashton Jennifer Ashton ArtSupport the showIf you enjoyed the show please leave a review on Apple. And if you have any questions you can find me on Twitter @BryanJCollinsThanks for listening!