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Angle On Writing
by Ninety Degrees Media
Angle on Writing helps writers learn how to write, publish, and market their books. Host Lisa Angle, founder of Ninety Degrees Media, interviews authors, editors, publishing professionals, and industry insiders about the craft of writing and the business of publishing.If you’re an aspiring author, novelist, memoirist, or nonfiction writer, this podcast offers practical advice on building an author platform, navigating traditional and independent publishing, and connecting your book with readers.Each episode explores the real-world challenges writers face today—from developing compelling stories to understanding how the publishing industry works. You’ll hear conversations with working authors, writing teachers, editors, and publishing experts who share the lessons they’ve learned along the way.Topics include:• writing craft and storytelling techniques• how to get published• author platform building• book marketing strategies• the realities of traditional, hybrid, and indie p
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Hybrid Publishing, Book Marketing & Building an Author Career with Holly Kammier
What exactly does hybrid publishing mean, and is this the right path for your book? In this episode Holly Kammier, author, co-founder of Acorn Publishing, and Publishing Director of the ...
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From Corporate Communications to Romance Novels with Julie Navickas
Sometimes an old screenplay hidden in a filing cabinet change your life. For romance author Julie Navickas, that’s exactly what happened. In this episode Julie talks about her journey from ...
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Memoir, Hybrid Publishing, and Book Marketing with Sandy Pearl
In this episode author, producer, and entertainment industry veteran Sandy Pearl talks about her memoir, Then the Phone Rang: My Journey from Hitchhiking Hippie to the Hollywood High Life. Sandy shares ...
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Visionary Writing, Creative Freedom, and the Power of Writers Conferences with Matt Pallamary
Listen to the 2023 interview with Matt. This episode features prolific author, editor, teacher, and longtime Santa Barbara Writers Conference faculty member Matthew J. Pallamary. With 24 books spanning science ...
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Magical Realism, Literary Fiction, and Finding Your Unique Story with Stephanie Barbé Hammer
What exactly is magical realism? If that term confuses you, or you wonder how writers blend the ordinary with the impossible, this fascinating conversation is for you. In this episode ...
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Writing for Children, Embracing the Marathon, and Finding Magic in the Process with Mary Penny Hershey
What does it really take to become a traditionally published children’s author? In this episode award-winning children’s author Mary Penny Hershey talks about writing for young readers, navigating the long road ...
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Writing Mysteries, Finding Confidence, and Becoming Your Own Publicist with Lida Sideris
What happens when a lawyer with a lifelong dream of writing finally decides to take the leap? In this episode bestselling author Lida Sideris, creator of the Southern California mystery ...
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From Hollywood to the Novel: A Conversation with Norm Thoeming / August Norman
What does it take to move from screenwriting dreams in Hollywood to becoming a traditionally published novelist? In this episode novelist Norm Thoeming, who writes under the pen name August Norman, ...
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Indie Publishing, Persistence, and Building Your Own Path with Rick Shaw
In this episode novelist and publishing professional Rick Shaw talks about the realities of indie publishing, the long road to finishing a novel, and what it takes to turn writing ...
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Voice, Rewriting, and Writing Through Rejection with Melodie Johnson Howe
In this episode award-winning mystery and thriller writer Melodie Johnson Howe talks about finding your voice, embracing rewriting, and developing the discipline it takes to become a writer. Melodie shares her ...
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Query Letters, Rejection, and Breaking Into Publishing with Trey Dowell
In this episode novelist and short story writer Trey Dowell talks about breaking into traditional publishing, mastering the art of the query letter, and navigating rejection. Trey shares his journey ...
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Persistence, Poetry, and Finding Your Path as a Writer
In this episode of the Angle on Writing Podcast poet, novelist, playwright, educator, and former Santa Barbara Poet Laureate David Starkey discuses building a lifelong writing career. David shares how ...
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Writing as Healing & Finding Your Memoir with Diana Raab
In this episode memoirist, poet, essayist, and thought leader Diana Raab talks about the deeply personal and transformative power of writing. Diana shares how writing became a lifelong tool for healing, ...
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Story Structure, Screenwriting, and Finding Your Creative Path
In this episode Lisa Angle sits down with Emmy-nominated, award-winning writer Dale Griffiths Stamos—a true Renaissance creative whose work spans poetry, songwriting, playwriting, screenwriting, and directing. Dale shares her journey ...
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Finding Your Voice in Poetry with Perie Longo
In this episode Lisa Angle sits down with acclaimed poet and former Santa Barbara Poet Laureate Perie Longo to explore the deeply personal and transformative power of poetry. Perie shares ...
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Helping Writers Build a Career with Yvette Keller
In this episode Yvette Keller—writer, actor, narrator, and author coach—talks about the many paths available to writers today and how authors create a writing life that actually fits who they ...
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Writing Across Genres with Max Talley
Writing Across Genres, Surviving Rejection, and the Discipline of Short Stories with Max Talley Watch Video In this episode of the Angle on Writing Podcast, host Lisa Angle talks with ...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Angle on Writing helps writers learn how to write, publish, and market their books. Host Lisa Angle, founder of Ninety Degrees Media, interviews authors, editors, publishing professionals, and industry insiders about the craft of writing and the business of publishing.If you’re an aspiring author, novelist, memoirist, or nonfiction writer, this podcast offers practical advice on building an author platform, navigating traditional and independent publishing, and connecting your book with readers.Each episode explores the real-world challenges writers face today—from developing compelling stories to understanding how the publishing industry works. You’ll hear conversations with working authors, writing teachers, editors, and publishing experts who share the lessons they’ve learned along the way.Topics include:• writing craft and storytelling techniques• how to get published• author platform building• book marketing strategies• the realities of traditional, hybrid, and indie p
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Angle On Writing currently has 17 episodes available on PodParley. New episodes are automatically indexed when they're published to the podcast feed.
What is Angle On Writing about?
Angle on Writing helps writers learn how to write, publish, and market their books. Host Lisa Angle, founder of Ninety Degrees Media, interviews authors, editors, publishing professionals, and industry insiders about the craft of writing and the business of publishing.If you’re an aspiring author,...
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