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Write For Your Life — 159 episodes · page 2 of 2
Hybrid publishing and Amazon promotions with Joanna Penn
Being Promoted And Promoting Yourself
How To Accept Feedback On Your Writing
The Importance Of Being Objective
Being a confident writer
Nexus 7 And The Past, Present And Future Of eReaders
Making Money From Your Side Project
Call Yourself A Writer?
Decisions, Decisions and Author Websites
There's More Than One Way To Bag A Book Deal
Waterstones, Amazon And Judging A Book By Its Cover
How we read now
Finding your writing rhythm
Tumblr, Pinterest And The Search For Perfection
Ways to help a fellow writer
Research, writing and plausability
Why self-publishers need to be amazing
10 Killer Ways To Have A Brilliant Blog
A Case Of The Blurbs
Published
Lord Broome Of Facebookshire
The technometer
You can see the whites of their eyes
It's No Sacrifice, Just A Simple Word
Myke records podcasts
Not as you’d expect
A sense of perspective
If you don’t have the time, you don’t have the time
Use your commute
Get motivated, stay motivated
Cleats, car parks and writing with intent
Writing and disappointment
Why would you not be on Twitter?
Two ideas are better than one
Two audio tools for writers – Dropvox and Audioboo
Getting a writing job means projects, projects, projects
The space in between
Going solo and double spaces
How to start your own writing podcast
Ideas, beating writer’s block and the science behind your muse
Writing lyrics, writing fiction
Writing to a set structure
Seven-week books and airport writing
For love or money: what motivates you to write?
Getting funky with rhythm and prose
Large writing projects
Don’t be scared to change direction
Do as you’re told: the submission process for writers
Writing advice and upcoming changes
Hypergraphia… do you feel compelled to write?
Being a writer, being a brand
Libraries (our wonderful libraries) and the best rejection letter ever
Writing confidence, including how to deal with it and how to get it back
Writing and place, famous writers’ pubs and hate mail
The iPad for writers
Glassesgate, green publishing and defending literary agents
Reading at and setting up a spoken word event
Copywriting versus creative writing
1: Me, me, me!