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So, I wrote a book... Now What?
So, I wrote a book... Now What?
31 episodes
5 days ago
Writers chatting about writing. If you’ve written a book and are wondering what do I do now, this is the podcast for you. Anywhere you are in your publishing journey from just thinking about writing a book or about to publish your tenth novel, this podcast is full of inspiration, tips and tricks to get you writing and get your book into the world. Host Nicole Barton, an emerging author with a few books under her belt, interviews authors from all parts of the publishing (both self and traditional) journey.
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Writers chatting about writing. If you’ve written a book and are wondering what do I do now, this is the podcast for you. Anywhere you are in your publishing journey from just thinking about writing a book or about to publish your tenth novel, this podcast is full of inspiration, tips and tricks to get you writing and get your book into the world. Host Nicole Barton, an emerging author with a few books under her belt, interviews authors from all parts of the publishing (both self and traditional) journey.
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Ep 17. Annie McQuaid. Have a beginners mind.
So, I wrote a book... Now What?
46 minutes 40 seconds
7 months ago
Ep 17. Annie McQuaid. Have a beginners mind.

In this conversation, romance author Annie McQuaid shares her journey of writing her debut novel, Crash Landing, detailing the transformation of her initial dark story into a romantic comedy during the pandemic. She discusses the importance of critique partners and mentorship in her writing process, the challenges of navigating the query process, and the intricacies of crafting dual timelines. Annie also reflects on the pressures of publishing her second book, the creative flow, and how she deals with writer's block. The conversation concludes with insights on reader engagement and the reality of being an author.


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Chapters


00:00 The Journey to Writing a Book

04:28 Transforming a Dark Story into a Rom-Com

07:22 The Role of Mentorship in Writing

10:31 Crafting Dual Timelines in Storytelling

13:10 Balancing Plot and Character Development

16:11 Navigating the Publishing Process

19:20 The Pressure of Writing a Second Book

22:16 Creating New Stories and Future Projects

25:00 Exploring New Directions in Writing

26:09 The Role of Critique Partners

28:02 Embracing the Publishing Journey

28:18 Overcoming Creative Blocks

30:16 Drafting Techniques and Strategies

32:59 Finding Inspiration in Other Works

35:21 Genre Exploration and Future Projects

36:38 Navigating Reader Expectations

39:57 The Solitary Nature of Writing

42:42 Preparing for Book Launch and Signings




So, I wrote a book... Now What?
Writers chatting about writing. If you’ve written a book and are wondering what do I do now, this is the podcast for you. Anywhere you are in your publishing journey from just thinking about writing a book or about to publish your tenth novel, this podcast is full of inspiration, tips and tricks to get you writing and get your book into the world. Host Nicole Barton, an emerging author with a few books under her belt, interviews authors from all parts of the publishing (both self and traditional) journey.