Write the Damn Book Already
Writing and publishing a phenomenal book doesn’t have to be ridiculously complicated or mind-numbingly overwhelming. From myths and misconceptions to practical tips and sound strategies, Elizabeth Lyons (author, book writing coach, book editor, and founder of Finn-Phyllis Press), helps writers feel more in control of and comfortable with the business of book publishing. Her interviews with fellow authors discussing their writing processes and publishing journeys aim to help you untangle YOUR process so you can finally get your story into the world.
Podcasting since 2022 • 124 episodes
Write the Damn Book Already
Latest Episodes
Ep 123: Reality TV and Romance with Neely Tubati-Alexander
She’s back! One of my all-time favorite guests, Neely Tubati-Alexander, returns to talk about her third novel, Courtroom Drama. As always, she brings a refreshing, no-nonsense take on staying creative and productive in the unpredictabl...
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Ep 122: From Nanny Diaries to The Best We Could Hope For, A Conversation with Nicola Kraus
What happens when your first novel becomes a global sensation, and your next one takes nearly a decade?In this episode, bestselling author Nicola Kraus (of The Nanny Diaries fame) gets delightfully honest about what it
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Ep 121: Lights, Camera, Book Launch with Noël Stark
This week, I sat down with debut author Noël Stark, who went from wrangling chaos behind the scenes in the TV and film world to wrangling words on the page, often in 15-minute bursts. Her novel, Love Camera Action, flips the script on ...
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Ep 120: Writing a Novel (While Your House Falls Apart) with A. Morini
What do a flooded house, a nine-month (and still going) renovation, and a debut novel have in common? Angelika Morini.In this episode, Angelika shares what it actually looked like to finish her first novel, Do You See...
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Ep 119: Inside Hybrid Publishing with Naren Aryal
You’ve probably heard the phrase “your book is your business card.” While it sounds cute for a Canva graphic, it totally downplays the blood, sweat, and editing tears that go into creating a book that actually matters. We’re not here for books ...
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