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The Freelance Life
by NAIWE
Join thousands of listeners to hear about the accomplishments of publishing professionals just like you! All guests on the podcast are members of the National Association of Independent Writers and Editors.
Episodes
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Book Chat: Leslie Simmons
Leslie Simmons won the 2024 Book Award for her book Red Clay, Running Waters in the Genre Fiction category. Leslie Simmons writes Historical Fiction about people in the center of defining moments in American history. Her debut novel, Red Clay, Running Waters uses the power of story to explore how…
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Book Award Winner: Ana Maria Lopez Jimeno
Ana Maria Lopez Jimeno is a linguist and language educator with over 40 years of teaching experience across three languages — English, Spanish, and Arabic. She founded a language academy and the first English kindergarten in Toledo, Spain, and she has spent the last several years teaching Spanish...
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Book Chat: J.A. McGovern
Joe McGovern is a published poet, songwriter, and independent filmmaker. A graduate, with a bachelor’s degree in forensic science – chemistry focus with criminal justice minor, Joe McGovern currently works as an analytical inorganic chemist. Founder and curator of the literary art anthology,...
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Book Award Winner: Robin Stevens Payes
Robin Stevens Payes, winner of the NAIWE Book Awards for young adult fiction, is a time traveler who reasons that time and space are just inconvenient rules that other people decided the world must follow. She’s author of the award-winning Edge of Yesterday YA time travel adventure book series...
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Book Award Winner: Sherry Roberts
Sherry Roberts is an award-winning author of children’s picture books and middle grade novels. Her debut middle grade book, The Galaxy According to Cece, received a Get It: Recommend review from Kirkus Reviews. This book was also featured in the 40 Indie Books Worth Discovering from Kirkus. The...
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Book Award Winner: Tong Ge
Tong Ge won the NAIWE 2024 Book Award for The House Filler in the Literary Fiction category. Born and raised in China, Tong Ge moved to Canada in the late 1980s as an international student, earning a Master of Science degree from the University of Saskatchewan in 1992. Since 2012, she has written...
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Book Award Winner: Erin Berkery-Rovner
Erin Berkery is a freelance writer, creative career advisor, and consultant with a passion for helping people both with their creative life and blending their creative lifestyles and the rest of their life. Erin writes content for companies, career development articles, and creative fiction that…
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Book Award Winner: David Berner
David W. Berner is the author of several books of award-winning personal narrative and fiction. The recipient of honors and awards from the NYC Big Book Award, the Paris Book Festival, the Hawthorne Prize, the Page Turner Awards, Readers' Choice Awards, The Society of Midland Authors, The Chicago...
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Book Award Winner: Christine Benner Dixon
Christine Benner Dixon and her co-author Sharon McDermott have recently published a book called: Millions of Suns: On Writing and Life. Millions of Suns is an open invitation for all writers to create something new. Each chapter features a pair of essays-in-dialogue between two working artists,...
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Book Chat: Karin Beery
Karin Beery is a published author and editor with experience in traditional and self-publishing, freelance editing, and editing for publishers. She is an active member of Advanced Writers and Speakers Association, Christian Authors Network, and the Christian Proofreaders and Editors Network, as...
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Member of the Month: William Butler
William Butler, an honor student at Syracuse University, a former successful technology executive, built two BI startups and is now an author and speaker. He wrote two nonfiction Amazon #1 bestsellers: Highway to Homelessness: Road to Recovery and Navigate the Medical Maze. He was raised in...
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Member of the Month: Charlene Dietz
Charlene’s professional career started as a teacher in elementary schools. Years later, she transferred to high school where she taught students with special needs and science. Dietz left public education to teach graduate students at a private college and later became an educational consultant…
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Member of the Month: Claudia Riess
Claudia Riess, a Vassar graduate, has worked in the editorial departments of The New Yorker and Holt, Rinehart and Winston and has edited several art monographs. Her earliest recollections of word-spinning are of her father, an English professor, telling stories at bedtime—funny stories about a...
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Member of the Month: Alfred O'Neill
A.E.S. O’Neill grew up going to private school paid for by a mobster father, rocks out to the Grateful Dead and Beethoven for inspiration, reads comics to never lose his inner-child, and disregards most of society’s rules—except for the importance of decency, empathy and humanity. From a…
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Member of the Month: George De Stefano
George De Stefano is a New York–based writer and editor specializing in culture and politics. He is the author of An Offer We Can’t Refuse: The Mafia in the Mind of America (Farrar, Straus, Giroux) and a contributor to numerous other books, including the Routledge History of Italian Americans;...
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Book Chat: Marcia Rosen
Marcia Rosen (aka M. Glenda Rosen) is a marketing and public relations advisor for authors and a senior team member creating out-of-the-box strategies for a marketing/advertising agency and client projects. She was owner and founder of a business/marketing and public relations agency and…
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Member of the Month: Ruth Thaler-Carter
Ruth E. “I can write about anything!” Thaler-Carter, NAIWE’s Networking Expert, provides writing, editing, proofreading, website critiques and updates, and presentations to publications, associations, businesses, not-for-profit organizations and individuals in diversity, decorative arts, cats,...
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Book Chat: Bob Emery
Bob Emery writes under the pen name R.J. Eastwood. Over his long career as a member of the Directors Guild of America, he has written, produced, and directed both feature films and television programming and everything in between. His production work has garnered him over 75 industry awards along...
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