In episode 22 of Working Title podcast, I learn a lot about romance writing and its many tropes from author Tracey Livesay, who shares her tips for aspiring writers of the genre.
How could I do this? What did I get myself into? I’m going to either not having anything to say, or I’m going to sound like an idiot.
Those are some of my thoughts leading up to my first appearance as a panelist last month. (By the way, I don’t know why it’s taken so long to write about that evening. Thanks to my friend Mark for prompting me to do so.) It took place at Firehouse Theatre on the evening of Wednesday, May 30. The James River Writers talk was titled, “What I Wish I Knew Before My First Book.”
“What I Wish I Knew Before My First Book,” panelists Kristen Green, Sharon Harrigan, Tracey Livesay, Gwen Cole, and me, J. P. Cane (I’m the one in the red shirt) Photo courtesy of Kris Spisak
In episode 13 of Working Title podcast, my guest is Sonja Yoerg, author of 3 novels, the latest of which is All The Best People. We discuss that, along with
the joys and challenges of multiple point-of-view stories, Continue reading “Interview with Sonja Yoerg”
Me with Sadeqa Johnson, author of And Then There Was Me
In episode 9 of Working Title podcast, I chatted with Sadeqa Johnson, who not only is a teacher, motivational speaker, and author, she’s also from Philly (yay!). Her latest novel is And Then There Was Me. Continue reading “Interview with Sadeqa Johnson”