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✨ A writing community podcast. 🪄 Where writers brew better stories. 🎧 New episodes every Wednesday! 📧 1-10 pages and a synopsis to witchesofworkshop@gmail.com to receive critique!
Unknown Host hosts Witches of Workshop, a society show with 16 episodes published.
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Use code WOW10 for 10% off the Brick! https://www.getbrick.com/WOW10 Also, we'd love to critique your pages! We review genres of all kinds. Please send 1-10 pages and a synopsis of what the chapter/read is about to witch
Use code WOW10 for 10% off the Brick! https://www.getbrick.com/WOW10 Also, we'd love to critique your pages! We review genres of all kinds. Please send 1-10 pages and a synopsis of what the chapter/read is about to witch
In this episode, we’re joined by Kate Khavari to talk about the realities of building an author career in today’s publishing industry. From going viral on Threads to navigating burnout, querying with a sales record, and
For 10% off the Brick, go to: https://www.getbrick.com/WOW10 The podcast episode features a live and anonymous critique of a historical crime mystery called 'The Sinners of Shoreline Drive.' The hosts also discuss their
The Witches of Workshop sit down with rom-com author Rebecca Seifert to talk about the writing journey, romance novels, critique groups, and what it really takes to grow as a writer. From finding creative inspiration at
What actually makes writing good, and how do you know when your story just isn’t working? In this episode of Witches of Workshop with award-winning Young Adult Author Leslie Lutz, we’re unpacking the real writing process
In this episode of The Witches of Workshop Podcast, the conversation spans writing struggles, workshop feedback, and the challenges of revising and refining a manuscript. We also dive into personal updates, including hom
In this episode of The Witches of Workshop Podcast, we share writing updates, including revision progress, feedback from rejection letters, productivity habits, and the role of writing community in staying motivated. Gue
We're pleased to welcome our friend and brilliant writer, A. Lee Martinez! Author of "Gil's Fright Diner," to name just one of his many novels, Alex came on to deliver his HOT writing takes on AI in writing and publishin
Katie Bernet, author of 'Beth is Dead,' shares insights on her writing journey, the impact of workshops, and the process of crafting compelling YA mysteries. She also discusses the importance of community, the value of v
Join us for a lively conversation with Librarian and Writer Laura Mae Dupuy as we dive into the world of storytelling, writing workshops, and the creative process. Laura shares her experiences as a librarian, her journey
Wondering how to take your writing seriously and make it part of your life like a real job? In this episode of The Witches of Workshop, we talk with Lauren Danhof, author of It's Not a Cult, about her journey from early
Struggling with your first draft? Wondering why your writing feels “off” even when the idea is solid? In this episode, we expose our early writing, dissecting what would have made our stories stronger. We also dive into
Welcome to episode one of Witches of Workshop, a writing community podcast where we brew better stories together! Meet your hosts, Lauren Lanza Osias and Karoline Chapman, and learn what to expect from future episodes. T
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