Writing and Editing
Writing and Editing is a podcast for authors that takes a whole-person approach to everything related to writing and editing. Listen in each Thursday for a new twenty-five-minute episode with an author or industry expert. All episodes are freely available in audio wherever you get podcasts. Hosted by Jennia D'Lima The podcast was founded by Wayne Jones on January 7, 2022; was co-hosted by Wayne and Jennia D’Lima from October 9 to December 15, 2023; and since then, it has been hosted by Jennia
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Episodes (401)
#51: writing, rewriting, but not being published
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#50: does your self-published book have the parts in the right order?
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#49: a funny thing happened on the way to the podcast
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#48: sex, dystopia, and satire
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#47: writing movies and writing fiction
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#46: writing concisely and clearly
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#45: book coaching
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#44: writing fiction about grief (part 2)
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#43: writing fiction about grief (part 1)
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#42: why you can write even though you think you can’t
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#41: the musky stench of Twitter
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#40: book indexing
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#39: don't edit that
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#38: the heartbreak of small-press publishing
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#37: marketing your book good enough
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#36: writing funny: an interview with a standup comedian
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#35: the importance of detail in writing
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#34: how do I start writing?
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#33: telling lies
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#32: writing and editing porn
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#31: the language of COVID
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#30: from the personal micro story to an historical novel
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#29: tone
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#28: the five possible fates of any word in the English language
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#27: writing comedy and getting slapped in the face for it
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#26: “can we stop writing short stories, please?”
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#25: the uses and abuses of euphemism
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#24: the book was way better than the movie
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#23: the most common errors that an editor sees in your writing
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#22: three ways to improve your writing
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#21: I receive an email from NATO and the EU
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#20: writing and lying
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#19: some reference works a writer should have
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#18: the different ways to write sex scenes
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17. Writing Poetry and Writing Non-fiction
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16. Writing War
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15. The Importance of Consistency in Editing
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14. "Accurately rendered"—An Opinion about Great Fiction
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13. Self-publishing Your Book
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12. Editing Controversial Subject Matter
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11. Mixed Metaphors: What’s Wrong with This Picture?
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10. The Singular They: An Interview with Linguist Dr. Kirby Conrod
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9. How to Pick an Editor
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8. The Semi-colon: Punctuation’s Most Endangered Species
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7. Editing and Not Editing a Writer’s Style
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6. An Editor’s Eye for Minute Details and for the Whole Structure
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5. Things in Fiction Reviews That Are Irrelevant
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4. Good Writing Means Leaving Things Out
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3. Changes in the Publishing Business
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2. Four Examples of Good and Bad Writing
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