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Read And Write With Natasha

Read And Write With Natasha

by Natasha Tynes

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How A Transgender Author Turn Pain Into Pages

About this podcast

This podcast discusses writing life, reviews books, and interviews authors and industry professionals. It's run by author, journalist, and ghostwriter Natasha Tynes, a Jordanian-American.

Episodes

The newest 20 of 128 episodes

  • How A Transgender Author Turn Pain Into Pages · 29 minWatching someone turn a lifetime of confusion into a clear story is one of the most moving parts of my work, and this conversation proves why. My book coaching client, Author and…
  • How A Young Fantasy Author Builds Book Sales · 32 min · Episode 127Tyler Snure started building his fantasy world as a kid, published at a young age, and now maps his future toward becoming a full-time author. In this episode, we talked about…
  • Real Sex In Romance · 37 min · Episode 126Romance can be wildly escapist and still be honest about how sex actually works, and that tension is where this conversation gets really good. I’m joined by romance author…
  • A Pilot Turns Vietnam Wartime Letters Into A Book · 32 min · Episode 125A promise made to a mom at graduation turned into a time capsule of war, grief, humor, and survival. I sat down with author Don Eggspuehler, a former US Marine Corps pilot and…
  • Scan, Sell, Repeat: A Writer's Guide to Flipping Books for Cash · 48 min · Episode 124A lot of people dream about “extra income,” but they get stuck on one question: what do I actually buy, and where do I sell it? I’m joined by Aaron LaPedis, award-winning author…
  • Publishing Myths That Cost Authors Money · 42 min · Episode 123Great writing doesn't sell books. Most writers find that out too late. My guest this week is Terry Whalin — editor, former literary agent, acquisitions editor, and author of more…
  • She Hugged 10,000 Strangers (and Wrote a Memoir) · 31 min · Episode 122How do you turn a life-changing experience into a memoir readers can't put down? In this episode, author Melinda Lee Schmidt shares the story behind The Rebel Hugger and how a…
  • Self Publishing Without The Middleman · 32 min · Episode 121“Bestseller” has become one of the easiest words to fake in publishing, and it’s costing authors money and readers' trust. I sit down with publishing expert Michele DeFilippo…
  • The 30-Second Writer: On Reclaiming Time and Publishing on Your Terms · 42 min · Episode 120Thirty seconds sounds too small to matter until you notice how many you throw away each day. I sit down with Dr. Gerald Robison, a pastor and longtime Bible teacher turned…
  • Writing About Marijuana: Research, Evidence, and Storytelling · 30 min · Episode 119Marijuana is getting easier to buy, easier to brand, and easier to shrug off. That's exactly why I wanted a grounded conversation with Dr. Raymond Wiggins, a licensed physician…
  • How A Veteran CNN Editor Built A Writing Career · 33 min · Episode 118In this episode, I sat down with John DeDakis, a journalist with 45 years in the newsroom and 25 years at CNN, to get honest about the upsides and downsides of artificial…
  • Writing About a Sexless Marriage Without Blame · 48 min · Episode 117In this episode, I'm joined by Alisa Kriegel, a Manhattan psychologist with a thriving private practice and the author of From Sexless Marriage to Sex Goddess. Together, we…
  • She Turned Her Hardest Years Into a Memoir · 47 min · Episode 116Jessica Danel built a thriving preschool business, scaling from a home daycare to a 140-student facility. But when the 2008 recession hit at the same time her newborn faced…
  • The Real Cost of Writing Full-Time · 41 min · Episode 115Quitting a stable job to write full-time sounds bold, until you hear what it actually takes. Author Carla Vergot, a former special education teacher and the voice behind the Lily…
  • Why Learners Write Better Books · 30 min · Episode 114In this episode I sit down with author and speaker Douglas Schmidt to discuss his upcoming book, The Power of Self-Leadership: The Path to Unleash Your Talents, Strengths, and…
  • How A Near Fatal Crash Sparked A Fiction Podcast · 42 min · Episode 113A head-on crash took author Laura Van Wormer out of the writing life she knew and forced her to rebuild from scratch, including her voice. What she did, though, was that she…
  • Thirty-One Books In Six Months · 35 min · Episode 112Thirty-one children's books. Written in a creative sprint. Published within months. When Kelly Anne Manuel tells that story, the most surprising part isn't the speed; it's the…
  • Self-Publishing With Real Control · 43 min · Episode 111He started writing at 16 during lockdown, finishing a massive first draft he’ll never publish, but instead of stopping there, he kept going. That persistence turned into real…
  • The Story You Keep Repeating, and How to Replace It with Dr. Angela Longo · 57 min · Episode 110You've probably been told to "just let it go." Dr. Angela Longo says that's the wrong instruction and offers an alternative: replace it. I'm joined by Dr. Longo, a UC…
  • A Working Poet Explains How He Writes, Performs, And Pays The Bills · 34 min · Episode 109He calls himself Virus the Poet, and the name is the point: take something with a negative meaning and flip it into art that spreads in a better way. I sat down with Viral Gore…

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