Hosted by Jason Arehart · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 11 episodes
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A podcast for writers. We explore the ins and outs of the writer's journey and uncover the stories behind the stories that drive us to create and inspire us to share our work with the world.
Jason Arehart hosts The Write Thing, a arts show with 11 episodes published.
In this episode, I chat with Kristen L. Berry who shares her lifelong journey to becoming a published author, detailing her experiences in finding an agent. We also dig into the inspiration behind her debut novel We Don’
In this episode, I chat with thriller author Jessica Payne about her journey to becoming a writer, the challenges of querying agents, and the evolution of her writing process. She discusses the importance of perseverance
In this episode, I chat with Catalina Margulis about her multifaceted journey as a writer, from her early love for reading to her experiences in journalism and the creation of her debut novel, Again, Only More Like You.
In this episode, I chat with Jessica Sorentino about her journey in the publishing industry, discussing her transition from working at major publishing houses to becoming a branding strategist for authors. She discusses
In this episode, I chat with Jessie Rosen about her journey from a young girl writing stories to becoming a successful author with multiple bestsellers. She discusses the transition from Hollywood to literature, the impo
In this episode, I chat with Caitlin Weaver about her journey from freelance writer to novelist. She shares her journey from a passionate reader to a bestselling author, highlighting how motherhood inspired her writing.
In this episode, I chat with Jenna Satterthwaite about her journey as an author and literary agent. She touches on the emotional aspects of writing, the challenges of the publishing industry, and the importance of persis
In this episode, I chat with Jenna Satterthwaite about her journey as an author and literary agent. She touches on the emotional aspects of writing, the challenges of the publishing industry, and the importance of persis
In the episode, I chat with J.T. Ellison about her journey to becoming a New York Times best selling novelist, discussing the challenges and successes she faced along the way. From her early experiences with rejection to
In this episode, Joy Baglio shares her journey as a writer, discussing her early passion for storytelling, the significance of short fiction, and the craft behind writing compelling narratives. She emphasizes the importa
In this episode, Kristin Koval shares her inspiring journey from being a lawyer to becoming a published author with her debut novel, Penitence. She discusses the challenges she faced in her writing process, the importanc
For some of us writing isn’t a hobby. It’s a lifestyle. Join us as we take a closer look at the ins and outs of the writers journey and try to uncover the stories behind the stories that drive us to create and inspire us
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The Write Thing is hosted by Jason Arehart. The show is categorised under arts (books) and has published 11 episodes.
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