Two chatty authors asking all the ‘write’ questions.
Hosted by Ari Meghlen and Rachel Poli, The Merry Writer Podcast is a fun, friendly show about all things writing and bookish.
Today we are discussing whether writers should share their writing journey with the world and what might the reasons be for doing (or refraining from doing) that.
Thanks for listening and do let us know in the comments what your thoughts are, do you share your writing journey details?
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Growing up, Cassie Sanchez always wanted superpowers and to be a warrior princess fighting alongside unlikely heroes. Suffice it to say, she lost herself in books, from fantasy to sci-fi to a suspenseful romance.
Currently, Cassie lives in the southwest with her husband, Louie, while pestering her two adult men-children. She can usually be found drinking too much coffee while working in her office with her dog, Gunner, and Bullet, warming her feet.
When she isn’t writing about magic and sword fights, she enjoys golf, spending time with friends, or partaking in a satisfying nap. You can visit her online at cassiesanchez.com.
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We are finally in 2022 and in our first episode of the year, we are laying out our goals for 2022 - podcasting and writing. What goals are you aiming to achieve this year?
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Another year has come and gone! Listen to our many screw-ups from 2021.
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Ari is a fantasy author, avid blogger, busy entrepreneur, and cleverly disguised as a responsible adult.
Unimpressed with reality, 8-year-old Ari set out on a mission to create new exciting worlds full of demons, pirates, gods, dragons, and even a few screaming trees...and many MANY years later, she has no intention of stopping.
Her first short story, The Locksmith, was published in the 2019 anthology From Ashes to Magic, and her second short story, Sanctuary was published in 2021 in the anthology From Myths to Monsters.
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As we are heading towards the end of the year, we decided to do something a little different. In today's episode, we put Rachel in the hot seat as we learn more about her.
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About Rachel
Rachel Poli is an indie author, content writer, and podcaster residing in New England. While she writes mainly cozy mystery novels, she’s a multi-genre authors dabbling in short stories and flash fiction.
When she’s not writing, she’s most likely reading, playing video games, or cleaning.
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Dal Cecil Runo is a partially blind author of fiction and poetry. Before entering the world of writing, Dal was an independent singer/songwriter under another stage name and a blind photographer with a few exhibits across Europe. Dal is currently working on a science fiction trilogy and short stories in multiple genres. As a writer with a disability, it is a priority for Dal to include blind, visually impaired and/or other characters with disabilities in every piece of fiction. The inclusion of LGBTQ+ and multicultural characters is also of importance in all of Dal’s work.
She has lived in and travelled to several countries. Ice-skating in winter, and listening to audiobooks are some of Dal’s favourite pastimes. She can be found on most social media as DalCecilRuno.
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We are back with another character-drive episode, today we discuss the issues of creating Mary Sue characters and how to avoid these pitfalls!
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