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Book Shop Chats:
Welcome to Book Shop Chats, your go to podcast for indie authors and learning insight into what it takes to write a book (HINT: You can do it too!!)
Join authors as they share their personal journeys, successes, and challenges, providing you with unique insights into the writing process. The discussions explore into various aspects of storytelling, from character development to plot structuring, ensuring you have a well-rounded understanding of the craft.
Whether you're just starting out or have published multiple works, this podcast is your companion in the pursuit of storytelling excellence. Tune in, gather inspiration, and let your passion for writing flourish alongside a community that celebrates the art of the written word.
Book Shop Chats:
Latest Episodes
Poetry, shooting your shot and finding your community with Nisha Srinivasa
About The BookThe Synesthete’s Rainbow is a poetry novella that paints the story of a toxic “situationship” through the vibrant lense of synesthesia. It intertwines sensory crossover and emotional depth as the protagonist, the synesthe...
Navigating Author life with Jenna Malin
In today's episode we are chatting with author Jenna Malin. Jenna shares tips and insight into what goes into writing, marketing and publishing a book. Book Blurb: Deviant Vandals ONE DETECTIVE RUNNING...
Writing, querying and smashing the patriarchy with A.L Sinclair
A. L. Sinclair is a debut adult dark fantasy author who enjoys weaving history, mythology, and complex, flawed characters into wonderfully subversive narratives. With a background in law, sustainability, and somatic healing, she loves exploring...
How A Soccer Love Story Survived Rejection And Found A Home with Tara Sexton
About the author:Tara Sexton writes adult contemporary romance and fantasy. She can often be found with her nose in a book and a coffee at hand.Book Blurb: The hot new soccer romance for fans of Te...
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Why Finishing Your Draft Beats Waiting For Inspiration with Kimberly Christenson
About Kim: Nothing makes me happier than when someone tells me a book I recommended expands their perspective, brings them joy, or makes them feel less alone.Aside from being a self-proclaimed bibliotherapist, I’m a m...
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