Have you ever had a story idea that included a character or culture outside of your own—and then hesitated? You wondered, What if I get it wrong? What if readers call me out? In this week’s episode of The Confident Fiction Author podcast, I talk about how you can respectfully and confidently write beyond your own experiences. Because if we only ever write from our personal worlds, our stories will be flat, limited, and missing the depth readers crave. Here’s what you’ll discover in this episo...
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Have you ever had a story idea that included a character or culture outside of your own—and then hesitated? You wondered, What if I get it wrong? What if readers call me out? In this week’s episode of The Confident Fiction Author podcast, I talk about how you can respectfully and confidently write beyond your own experiences. Because if we only ever write from our personal worlds, our stories will be flat, limited, and missing the depth readers crave. Here’s what you’ll discover in this episo...
#37: Too young? Too old? What is the ideal age to become a fiction author?
The Confident Fiction Author
20 minutes
3 months ago
#37: Too young? Too old? What is the ideal age to become a fiction author?
Is there such a thing as the ideal age to become a fiction author? You might think it’s in your twenties or thirties when energy is high and dreams are fresh. Or maybe after retirement, when you finally have time to chase that creative passion. In this week’s episode of The Confident Fiction Author Podcast, I share a story that breaks the mold—a 91-year-old woman who wrote her very first piece of fiction so she could join my anthology. Her sister joined in, too. She was 89. I also talk about ...
The Confident Fiction Author
Have you ever had a story idea that included a character or culture outside of your own—and then hesitated? You wondered, What if I get it wrong? What if readers call me out? In this week’s episode of The Confident Fiction Author podcast, I talk about how you can respectfully and confidently write beyond your own experiences. Because if we only ever write from our personal worlds, our stories will be flat, limited, and missing the depth readers crave. Here’s what you’ll discover in this episo...
