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The Writer’s Realm Podcast hosts The Writer’s Realm Podcast, a arts show with 56 episodes published.
Dark fantasy is one of several sub categories within the sphere of fantasy. Is dark fantasy horror? Is there a happy ending of any kind? Join us as our wonderful guest, Adrienne Miller guides us through the paths that le
Show notesMarketing your book is the intimidating process most authors can’t stand to venture into. But, as an indie author, you won’t find new readers without some sort of marketing plan. Join Bob and Holly as they delve into the
Show notesJoin Holly and Bob as we peruse Reddit for questions about writing. Have a writerly question or topic you would like us to cover? Share with us in the comments! Don’t forget to Write and Describe (Like and Subscribe)! Jo
Show notesLike it or not, AI is here to stay. As authors, how do we use AI to serve us, without losing our unique voice and character? Join us as we discuss the pros and cons of using AI to help write your books! Have a writerly q
Show notesYT Description and links Title: Trad vs Indie Publishing While traditional publishing has always been the mainstay and focus of new writers, the wildlands of indie publishing have become extremely approachable. But what
Show notesIf you're a beginner writer or have written several tomes, you know that our first drafts are a mess. But guess what? Almost every writer had faced the same challenge. Join us as we discuss how to find out magical story
Show notesYour characters need to face challenges within your story, otherwise it’s going to be a snoozefest. Big or small, creating stakes that make an impact are what's needed. Join Austin, Holly, and Bob as they travel down the
Show notesWriting and formatting your story is one thing, but when you want to create an anthology you may need to add some extra steps. Between hiring authors and being a part-time editor, things can get dicey. Join our discussio
Show notesOne of the most difficult things about writing is getting through all the way to the end. You’ll have to dodge boulders of excuses, some again and again. And nothing will ever be simple. Parker J Cole is here to help gui
Show notesIf you’re an indie author, you’ve either finished writing and published your book or you’re close. The next step is two-fold: marketing and sales. You’ll need to put your business hat on to make everything work. Join us
Show notesWriting in one genre can be a chore in and of itself, but what do you do when you want to merge two different genres? What about merging multiple genres? Find out more as we discuss merging genres with award-winning auth
Show notesMost writers dream of getting their book picked by one of the big publishers, but there is the other option: indie publishing. This option may sound daunting, but what can a writer look forward to when picking the indie
Show notesTelling a story involves point of views from your character and often it will involve different point of views. How do we keep up with whose point of view when you have so many characters? Join us as we discuss writing d
Show notesWe love our different genres in writing. But have you ever thought of combining two genres for the story? In this episode, we discuss what it’s like writing sci-fi and fantasy with Author Adam W. Schmitz. Have a writerly
Show notesWhether it's tropes, prose, or plot, writing Young Adult can be tricky. Join us as we discuss the intricacies of writing YA fantasy with Lennon K. Riley, author of The Last Heir of Excalibur, available on Amazon. Have a
Show notesIt's 2025 and some of us need help setting goals with our writing. Who am I kidding? ALL of us need help! Join us as we jump into a much-needed discussion on goal setting. Have a writerly question or topic you would like
Show notesTrue crime is both intriguing and tragic, occupying our thoughts long after we’ve finished reading the book. But we know it’s one thing to read it, and another to research and write. Join us as we delve into the fascinat
Show notesWhat in the world does Show, Not Tell actually mean and why is it important to your writing? Join us as we discuss Show, Don’t Tell with special guest Jeff Nelson. Have a writerly question or topic you would like us to c
Show notesWhen writing, some of us need absolute silence, while others need a playlist they've created. Some need coffee, others need snacks. Some of us write better in a coffee shop, while others are perfectly fine in our little
Show notesTropes are a good thing. Readers expect them and no good story is without them. But when do tropes become too much of a cliche? Join us as we discuss balancing tropes with special guest, TD Orel. Have a writerly question
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