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A writer’s community for all genres. Learn with us from industry professionals and authors from all publishing paths.
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Signup to Generate a PitchRecent episodes include "S5:E17 Turning Books into T.V. Series with Author Sally Andrew" (19 October 2026, 43 minutes), "S5:E16 From Book to Business with Author Lee Baucom" (12 October 2026, 43 minutes), and "S5:E15 Self-Publishing Platforms with Draft2Digital CEO Kris Austin" (5 October 2026, 42 minutes).
Tea and Tales: Sipping on Writing, Editing, and Publishing publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 41 minutes across 108 episodes.
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Tea and Tales: Sipping on Writing, Editing, and Publishing is an arts show with 108 episodes published.
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Episode #17
Having a TV show or movie made from your novel is a dream come true for many authors. Sally Andrew joins us to discuss her experiences making her novels into a TV series. Discover what she learned about the process and...
Episode #16
Writing the book isn’t the end of the journey. It’s the beginning. That’s what this week’s guest, Lee Baucom, says about taking your book and making it into a profitable business. This isn’t just for non-fiction...
Episode #15
There are so many options for self-publishing. Join Draft2Digital CEO Kris Austin in discussing what their platform offers authors, how they make decisions for their customers, and what to look for in a good...
Tea and Tales: Sipping on Writing, Editing, and Publishing
Networking is key in the lonely work of writing. It builds community, connection, and help where authors could feel very alone. Co-Founders Angela and Michelle discuss the value of writer associations, the kind of...
Episode #13
How soon is too soon to talk about your novels? Author Kelly Beck discusses her social media successes and how she manages posts about her unpublished novels. Tea and Tales Blog: Kelly Beck...
Episode #12
Memoir is a challenging genre for many reasons. One is the emotional struggle to write about difficult things and keep the reader’s interest in them. Audrey Hyams Romoff gives us a peek behind the creation of her book...
Episode #11
One of the bravest genres to write, in our opinion, is memoir. You put yourself, and friends or family, out in front of the world with no buffer. Literary Agent Melissa Flashman talks to us about what an agent looks for...
Episode #10
It’s an author’s worst nightmare. You put a ton of effort into publishing your novel, and the publishing house closes. Whether you found the publisher on your own or through an agent, this happens more often than we...
Episode #9
Author and book coach Amy W. Vogel shows us how to reclaim our voice through storytelling. From overcoming fear and self-doubt to discovering the courage to share your story, Amy reminds us that voice is built through...
Episode #8
We love learning more about literary agents! Jessica Berg helps us unravel submission guidelines, understand what Revise and Resubmit (R&R) means to her, and take advantage of agent pitching at conferences. Check out...
Episode #7
Making an audiobook is a tremendous step for an author. The world of audio can feel like a foreign place. Tricia Day, audiobook creator and lover of all things story-related, helps us break down how to narrate, what to...
Episode #6
Author Elaine Canyon joins us to discuss the Enemies to Lovers - and rivals to lovers - archetype. Learn with Sara about what makes this plot pattern work and the tropes that give it life and variety. Tea and Tales...
Episode #5
In learning about the publishing industry, so much great information is shared on Podcasts. Welcome Grace Erin, Editor and Podcaster, who shares her knowledge and highlights guests to fill in the gaps on Between the...
Episode #4
Have you ever researched writer retreats and weren’t sure what value they could bring? We wondered too. Jane and Brian started their retreat, combining their years of industry experience to encourage and strengthen...
Episode #3
Have you ever seen a favorite author write a book with a co-author? It takes a new set of skills and writing process to produce a quality book with multiple people. Author Kevin Rodgers opens the mystery of co-writing...
Episode #2
Amanda Connolly is a journalist and debut Author. Her inspiring journey to publishing her first fantasy novel is full of hope and nuggets of wisdom for every writer. Tea and Tales Blog: Amanda Connolly...
Tea and Tales: Sipping on Writing, Editing, and Publishing
Reading for pleasure is reason enough, but authors have extra reasons to pick up books. Dive into the ways writers can use their reading time to deepen their craft. Joining us is fan favorite guest, Clare Draycott. Tea...
Episode #22
Writers know we should be reading, but it can be hard! With so many pressures on our time, here are some ideas to help you find the time, excitement, or motivation to keep reading or get back into the habit! Tea and...
Episode #21
Professional blurb writer Jessie Cunniffe talks about writing YA blurbs. Plus a live blurb review with Author S.L. Darkling. Other links: Jessie Cunniffe...
Episode #20
Meet Monica AKA Leokadia George, Author of the Trumpet the Miracle Wolf Pup series. She discusses with us how to include non-fiction stories into children’s books and making education fun. Plus interesting information...
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