Bestselling novelists W. Michael Gear and Kathleen O’Neal Gear weave together gripping historical narratives by drawing from their expertise in archeology and anthropology to create tales of a forgotten past and a side of history you’ve never seen before. Listen in as they talk through their writing process and how they’ve managed to bring prehistoric civilizations to life.
Allison Brennan
A truly organic writer, New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Allison Brennan gives insights into the process that has led her to pen thirty novels. Whether you’re a fan of fiction or a writer yourself you’ll enjoy her tips and be inspired by her passion for the joy of discovery in writing and crafting stories.
Alan Jacobson
Join us as I pick the brain of USA Today Bestselling author Alan Jacobson. Well known for his researching into the FBI and behavioral profiling, Alan gives us the scoop on his approach to organizing a story, outlining, and hybrid publishing.
Tom Morrisey
As the head speechwriter at Disney and an accomplished novelist, Tom Morrisey is able to share storytelling principles that apply both to speakers and to writers. Listen in as he talks the science of story and emotion, and how to make it work for you in the stories you tell.
Andrew Gross
#1 New York Times bestselling author Andrew Gross gives in-depth insight on writing the stories you feel born to tell. He shares ways that great characters hold a lens up so that readers can better see themselves, and how the stakes of a story shine a light on all that happens within it.
Michael Koryta
Having sold his first two novels before he even graduated from college, Michael Koryta is somewhat of a fiction prodigy. As one of the country’s rising literary stars and a New York Times bestselling author, Michael writes gripping suspense novels that resonate on a deep, emotional level with readers. Stephen King calls him a “master.” Listen in as Michael shares his secrets of the craft.
DiAnn Mills
Writing mentor and accomplished novelist DiAnn Mills explains why to use dialogue assassination, as well as how to leverage antagonistic settings and emotional dilemma in your writing. DiAnn is a passionate teacher and shares uncommon insights into the writing process.
Sheila Lowe
Sheila Lowe taps into her world-renowned expertise in handwriting analysis to give insights to her character-driven, psychological suspense stories. Listen to her intriguing insights into human nature, the process of fiction writing, and clues in your handwriting that you might be a psychopath.
JT Oaks
Weaving together stories for listeners nationwide, singer and songwriter JT Oaks calls his unique style of music “city-grass”—celebrating both his urban influence and his rural roots. His songs celebrate the poignant moments of life, even as he reaches out to use his music to help those less fortunate. His insights and passion will inspire you, entertain you, and give you eyes to see the stories always circling around you.
Tim Lowry
Armed with twenty-four hours’ worth of stories in his head, storyteller extraordinaire Tim Lowry tours the country spinning yarns and performing his one man shows. In this intimate chat, he shares some of the keys to crafting material, pursuing your passion, and breaking through self-imposed barriers to tell better stories.