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America's Editor hosts Writing Break, a arts show with 167 episodes published.
AI continues reshaping publishing, and writers cannot afford to ignore what's happening. In this week's news episode, we explore the growing legal, ethical, and professional questions surrounding AI, authorship, copyrigh
Should you write what you love or write what sells? Is it possible to do both? In this episode of Writing Break , we explore how writers can stop chasing trends and, instead, find the overlap between personal passion and
Cross-genre fiction is thriving, but blending genres successfully requires more than adding a dragon to a murder mystery (sad, but true). If you're writing a cross-genre novel, planning to write one, or wondering whether
What keeps a novel interesting after the premise stops being new? In this episode, I share the most important question to ask yourself while writing, no matter what genre you're writing. I also analyze why some novels st
This week’s episode is a Writing Break clip show packed with writing advice across multiple genres and storytelling forms. If you’ve missed part of the recent genre series or just want a concentrated episode full of prac
Some novels should have been novellas. In this episode, we get into the latest publishing and book trend news, and we talk about why shorter forms can create stronger stories. If you’ve ever wondered whether your manuscr
Short stories don’t give you less to do, just fewer places to hide. They are often seen as a stepping stone for writers, but they demand a level of precision many writers underestimate. In this episode, we look at what s
What happens when you break the rules of storytelling? In this episode, we explore how to experiment with intention. We look at nonlinear structure, fragmented narratives, and hybrid forms and why they only work when the
In this episode, we break down the publishing developments editors and agents are talking about right now and what they mean for working writers. 🛋️ Overthinking Couch Topics: Why audiobooks are now a primary format, no
Comics, manga, and graphic novels combine image and word to tell stories in a way prose cannot. In this episode, we examine what actually changes when storytelling moves into panels, and why many writers struggle when th
Elements of Western novels are infiltrating other genres and modernizing the mythology of the Wild West. In this episode, we head out to the frontier to explore how classic Western storytelling transformed into the moder
Want to write a cozy mystery? This episodes explores the way cozy mystery blends charming communities, amateur sleuths, and clever puzzles to create crime stories that feel suspenseful without becoming dark or graphic. F
What’s the difference between Young Adult and New Adult fiction? We explore the life stages, voice, and themes that define each genre, plus publishing news on AI copyright, contracts, and book bans. 🛋️ Overthinking Couc
Romantic suspense blends love and danger. Learn how to balance emotional tension with high-stakes conflict, build trust between characters under pressure, and deliver satisfying dual resolutions that keep readers turning
In this business-focused episode, America’s Editor breaks down the major industry shifts that are changing how books are discovered, distributed, and monetized. You’ll learn what recent developments mean for working auth
In this episode of Writing Break , we take a deep dive into paranormal fiction's lasting appeal and why stories about ghosts, vampires, and other supernatural beings continue to dominate bestseller lists. 🛋️ Overthinkin
Over the past couple of months, we’ve covered dystopia, utopia, action, adventure, magical realism, children’s literature, satire, and a whole lot of fantasy. This clip show puts some of those writing tip segments togeth
In this episode of Writing Break , we explore how to use comedy as a storytelling tool without sacrificing character, plot, or emotional weight. We’ll look at different types of humor on the page, what satire is meant to
In this episode of The Writing Break , we explore dystopian and utopian fiction and discuss the latest publishing news. 🛋️ Overthinking Couch Topics: Dystopian vs. utopian fiction Society as the main character Common pi
In this episode of Writing Break , we explore the Action and Adventure genre, which is all about forward motion. If you’re writing adventure novels, action scenes, or fast-paced fiction, this episode breaks down the craf
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