Writing Unblocked With Britney M. Mills

Sometimes the roadblocks seem to get us off the path for longer than a few minutes/hours/days than we want to. But if we can change our mindset a little bit, that will make our writing a little bit easier.

Listen in on what it takes to create a more visual book, and not only write the words but create the scenes of each picture! Stacy has some great insight into things you can do to get this done!

Just a few simple tips to make the most of your writing time, especially when writing isn't your main job just yet. Just a few simple things can help you get on your way to finishing your novel!

There are a lot of things writers and authors do and sometimes it works out for the good, other times it's a little too much. Make sure to listen to this quote and be inspired for your next writing project!

This is a great episode for those that love to write but want to add a little more creativity to the mix. Andrea does her writing for her online interactive game, Our Personal Space, similar to the old choose-your-own-ending books that we used to love.

This episode is a quick overview of the different methods of publication you can use for your book. There are differences for each and a reason why authors have chosen to do each one. Take a look at your book and see which method would be best for you and your book and get working on it!

Just a little quote to help inspire you and to give you a better visual about why you need to be writing every day!

Jaime shares a lot of great tips on how to write non-fiction as well as gives some advice on how to craft a query letter to send in to your agent! Make sure to tune in for all the great nuggets of information!

A little motivation to get you in the writing mood! This episode is short but is something you can remember everyday as you work on your next novel. Get ready for NaNoWriMo! (National Novel Writing Month)

In this interview, we learn about a different form of poetry, as well as a different approach to writing your book. Wendy shares a lot about the process that helps her get her novel polished and ready to go.

Finishing off the descriptions and examples of the science fiction and fantasy subgenres to help you know where you book falls when you are working with agents and publishers. Also, we touch on speculative fiction so make sure to check it out!

Sharing another great quote from an author as well as expounding with a different analogy I just learned in the past week!

After meeting this author at a writing workshop, I knew she had plenty to share and would be a great interview. She did not disappoint and I found myself learning more about the publication process as well as several other points to put to use in writing!

Come learn more about the challenge of writing a novel in a month! Join us as we get ready to get a new novel going in November and hopefully we can encourage each other to keep going!

This episode features a quote all about why we shouldn't quit writing and how we can avoid getting overwhelmed with the whole writing process.

In this episode we are joined by middle-grade author Rebecca Blevins, who recently published her first novel. She also shares a few tips on the mistakes writers make, coming from an editor's perspective. Make sure to listen in!

Walking you through some of the different subgenres for the Science Fiction and Fantasy genre as well as giving you some examples so you can compare your current work in progress to figure out where yours can be categorized!

Today's quote is from one of our favorite authors, J.K. Rowling. She does a great job of showing that even writers who have found success need to be diligent to their writing schedule.

This interview with Whitney Taylor Hamp is inspiring to say the least. She explains how she wrote her first book for a school assignment and then published it on the urging on her professor. She also shares several little tidbits to keep you motivated!

Sharing a couple of options to help you become a better writer and expand your vocabulary by finding out what are your go to words so you can switch it up to give the reader the best possible experience!