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.
As the year starts to draw to a close, Ari and Rachel are back with another fun episode of Would You Rather, this time it's Movie Edition. So grab a drink and join in answering these questions
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Description can be tricky in writing sometimes. If you ever feel stuck, think of the five senses. We tend to use some senses more than others in our writing.
This week, Ari and Rachel discuss ways you can utilize the five senses in creative writing. (Including some dos and don'ts!)
As always, thanks for listening, and let us know your thoughts in the comments below about the advice shared in the episode.
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With Christmas not too far away, people are turning their thoughts to gifts. So today, Ari and Rachel share some ideas for gifts for the writers in your life.
As always, thanks for listening, and let us know your thoughts in the comments below about the advice shared in the episode.
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Auditing is a scary word, but it's easier than it seems. As with all businesses, you should audit your workflow, make improvements, and more.
This week, Ari and Rachel discuss what auditing your writing means, why you should do it, and how to do it.
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In today's episode, Rachel and Ari discuss some of their favourite writing (and writer) programs that they've found to be really useful.
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Have you decided to get traditionally published and don't know how to start pitching your novel? Or maybe you're self-publishing and need a solid pitch for your target audience?
This week, author Brandon J. Greer joins us on the show as he goes in depth about how to write a query letter, why you need one, and so much more.
As always, thanks for listening, and let us know your thoughts in the comments below about the advice shared in the episode.
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Do you know the best time to write? Today, Rachel and Ari discuss finding the best time to write, for you!
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As writers, we can get stuck in many places when it comes to writing your novel. The first draft should be you telling yourself the story. But after that, how can you keep your readers hooked?
This week, Ari and Rachel discuss some ways you should (and shouldn't) begin your novel.
As always, thanks for listening, and let us know your thoughts in the comments below.
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Are you setting up a dedicated writing space? What are some things you might want to include? Ari and Rachel weigh in on some things they include in their spaces.
As always, thanks for listening, and let us know your thoughts in the comments below about the advice shared in the episode.
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EPISODE SHOW NOTES
Have you ever thought of becoming an audiobook narrator but didn't know where to start?
Luckily, audiobook narrator, Rachel V. White joins Ari and Rachel this week. She explains everything you need to know about being an audiobook narrator.
As always, thanks for listening, and let us know your thoughts in the comments below!
