Author Interview Recap - Subgenres, Outlining, World-building, Editing, and Trigger / Content Warnings
Release Date: 04/30/2018
Character Development as a Discovery Writer: An Interview With Indie Author James Wymore.
Indie Beginning Podcast
This week we spoke to James Wymore about his tale Theocracide and character development traps. If you missed last week’s episode where Marie introduced Theocracide head back to episode 42. He has a great take on discovery writing and some sound advice for those who have always wanted to write, but felt it isn’t practical. Stay tuned after the episode for a message from Marie and Ben about the future of Indie Beginning and ACNBooks.
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Theocracide: An Audiobook Introduction
Indie Beginning Podcast
This week Marie Kammerer Franke introduce indie book lovers to Theocracide by James Wymore.
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Werewolves and Weapons: Keeping Popular Subject Matter ‘Fresh’ In Your Writing.
Indie Beginning Podcast
This week the Indie Beginning Podcast brings our listeners an interview with indie author MacCraw where we discuss his novel Ravage: Apocalypse of Wolves and how he kept the popular theme of werewolves fresh. If you missed the introduction that Benjamin Franke read or just want a refresher before the discussion head back to episode 41. Let us know what other topics you are interested in by leaving a comment or sending us an e-mail.
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Ravage: Apocalypse of Wolves and Audiobook Introduction
Indie Beginning Podcast
This week Benjamin Franke narrate the beginning of Ravage: Apocalypse of Wolves by MacCraw. A dark spirit unleashed an unkillable army of werewolves on the world, reinforced by an eternal solar eclipse that will keep its army transformed. This week’s episode is brought to you by Shirts by Sarah. Remember to subscribe to the podcast. Get those headphones on tight and don’t worry about that presence you sense just over your shoulder as I introduce you to Ravage: Apocalypse of Wolves.
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Magic and the Line Between Fantasy and Horror: A Conversation with Indie Author Steve Thomas
Indie Beginning Podcast
This week we are joined by DM Billy Beard to discuss The Sangrook Saga as well as creating magic systems for your indie novel and the line between fantasy and horror with the author, Steve Thomas. How did creating a magic system change the story? What other genres is Steve interested in? Would he use a pseudonym?
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The Sangrook Sage by Steve Thomas: An Audiobook Introduction
Indie Beginning Podcast
This week Marie Kammerer Franke will narrate the beginning of The Sangrook Saga by Steve Thomas; a dark fantasy tale that follows the morbid history of the sangrook clan. Are the Sangrooks necromancers… demon-worshipers… deranged torturers? Or are they all of that and more. Turn the lights down and allow Marie Kammerer Franke Introduce you to the Sangrook Saga.
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Gears, Gadgets and Steampunk: A Discussion with Indie Author Rie Sheridan Rose
Indie Beginning Podcast
This week the Indie Beginning Podcast brings our listeners an interview with indie author Rie Sheridan Rose about her story The Marvelous Mechanical Man and writing in the steampunk genre. If you missed the introduction that Benjamin Franke narrated or want a refresher before the discussion head back to episode 37. If you enjoy the steampunk genre or are interested in learning more about the indie / self-publishing process, these discussion episodes are for you.
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The Marvelous Mechanical Man by Rie Sheridan Rose an Audiobook Introduction
Indie Beginning Podcast
This week the Indie Beginning Podcast introduces readers to the steampunk adventure The Marvelous Mechanical Man by Rie Sheridan Rose; an audiobook introduction read by Benjamin Franke. This indie read follows Josephene Mann, a strong, independent woman in the 1870’s who begins a life of adventure after quite literally take a job with an inventor named Professor Alistair Conn. Gadgets, mystery and possibly robots may be discovered in this charming dime-novel inspired tale.
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Mermaids, Myths, and Your Manuscript: A Conversation With Indie Author Errin Stevens
Indie Beginning Podcast
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Updrift by Errin Stevens an Audiobook Introduction
Indie Beginning Podcast
This week the Indie Beginning Podcast introduces readers to the YA Fantasy Romance Updrift from indie author Errin Stevens. This story follows Kate and her mother Cara as they pick up and head to the ocean for a new beginning, and a new adventure. The story begins with young Kate taking a splash – quite literally – and finding a new friend; a friend unlike any other she has ever had. Mermaids, love, new beginnings… what else could a story lover ask for?
info_outlineEvery so often the lord of calendars brings us a bonus Monday which allows us to bring you a bonus episode. We thought it would be nice to do a recap our Author interviews. Music found in this episode comes from our friend Alto Key. Alto Key is a British indie folk artist, created by singer-songwriter Keian Barton. Barton composes each song at home in Bath, and works with musicians around the world to put the pieces of the puzzle together. Each song found in this episode comes from the Animals EP and can be found on Spotify. Stick around after the episode and we’ll play my favorite song by this band in full. We have found our featured authors to be encouraging as well as full of unique and useful knowledge.
M. Pepper Langlinais, author of Brynnde: A Regency Romance, on Subgenres.
Scott Stevens, author of On Ice, on Outlining.
Paul Grover, author of Ark of Souls on World-building.
Marie Kammerer Franke, author of A Charming Nightmare on Editing.
Carmilla Voiez, author of Broken Mirror and other Morbid Tales on Trigger Warnings.