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Hosted by Keith M. Leonard · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 43 episodes
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If you love fiction, the Brewing Fiction Podcast is your source for the inspirations, tools and techniques that script the stories you love. Our guests are the creators of your new favourite stories and are here to share their journeys. They will tell the stories behind their stories. From the challenges to their successes, our guests will give you an inside look into their lives and the worlds they create. Join author and host Keith M. Leonard as he opens the covers and reveals the works and the worlds of your new favourite writers.
Keith M. Leonard hosts The Brewing Fiction Podcast, a fiction show with 43 episodes published.
Every author has a story to tell—not just within the pages of their work, but about the journey of bringing that book to life. In today’s episode, I’m exploring the evolution of my newest thriller, The Wolves , which is
Chris Ryan was raised in Bay Bulls, one of Newfoundland’s oldest fishing communities, after being born in St. John's. From January 1969 to January 2024, his family ran Ryan's Funeral Home, which served the Southern Shore
K.D. Kulpa is a Canadian horror author and paranormal investigator who has turned a lifelong fascination with the supernatural into a thriving creative career. Growing up in a haunted house in Saskatchewan, she was shape
In Season 2 Episode 1 of the Brewing Fiction Podcast, host Keith Leonard (a Deer Lake native) sits down with investigative reporter Grace Wight to uncover the chilling hidden history behind the Main Dam near Deer Lake, N
Today I’m chatting with Jennifer M.D. Cox, the author of 'Getting to Know You.' Jennifer has a background in creative writing, having minored in it at Alfred University back in 2016. It's fascinating how she now uses tho
Today, we look deeper into Livia's creative journey, tracing the origins of her current work in progress, To Live This Life, which is now in the editing phase. Join us as we explore an excerpt from her novel, discuss the
Natalie Carter-Giles, is known in Deer Lake, NL, for her cheerful floral arrangements at a local grocery store. But she harbours a compelling duality. By day, she crafts beauty and joy with flowers; but away from work, s
Today I am joined by award-winning Canadian Science Fiction and Fantasy author, screenwriter and actor J.M. Frey. On this episode, J.M. and I discuss her journey from writing fan fiction to becoming a published author, t
On today's episode of BFP, I'm excited to be joined by writer, editor, and Author Accelerator certified book coach, Jennifer McKinney. Jenn is the powerhouse behind Fragmentz Book Coaching, where she assists writers in t
A primary goal of this podcast is to connect listeners with diverse authors globally. We've featured writers from Australia, Scotland, Europe, South Africa, the United States, and across Canada, spanning various genres.
In this episode we bring you a conversation with Cecelia Tichi, the award-winning author of the Val and Roddy Gilded Age Mystery series.Cecelia shares her insights on the craft of writing, traditional and self-publishing
Today I welcome Fantasy and Sci-Fi author Chris Mason. Not only is this guy full of positive energy and a wonderful soul, he’s also a great writer with many stories to tell. Listen to Chris talk of his father's role in h
Join us today on the Brewing Fiction Podcast as we dive into the chilling world of horror with Catlyn Ladd, a talented horror writer and member of the Horror Writers Association. We'll discuss her passion for ghost hunti
Following eight years of dedication to his craft, and eight published novels, S.M. Sykes has recently achieved recognition for his novel, Eyes of Blue, which was honored with Shelf Unbound's 2024 Best Indie Book award. A
Fiction writers come from diverse backgrounds, each bringing unique perspectives and experiences to their craft. Today, we welcome Donna Carr Roberts, an artist who has embarked on a journey into children's literature. D
Today, I'm thrilled to welcome back one of my favourite guests: the dynamic writing duo known as Doubleblind. Cat and Ry, authors of the acclaimed LitRPG adventure series Everyone's a Catgirl, join me to discuss a whirlw
Chris Turek is a seasoned voice actor and narrator based in the United States. With extensive experience in radio, commercial voiceovers, and novel narration, he has brought countless characters to life. I recently had t
Today’s episode features Dr. Bruce Farmer, the acclaimed author of Blood Sapphire’s Revenge. We delve into the origins of this award-winning thriller, exploring the visionary experience that ignited the spark for his deb
This week's guest is author and pediatrician Dr. Ronald Dwinnells. He is the award-winning author of the non-fiction novel Don't Pick Up All the Dog Hairs and the historical fiction novel Thirty Days Hath September. Who
This week I welcome Mark Aeschlimann from Perth, Australia. The freshly published author of A Dawn Left Behind shares the inspiration for his first novel in the series named The Tales of Matthew Parlour. One interesting
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