Autosuggestion Bangla Podcast

Foolproof Dictation And Zero Social Media With Christopher Downing

Have you tried dictation and struggled too much with it? Do you want to use dictation more effectively for writing? In today's interview, Christopher Downing explains his foolproof dictation method. In the introduction, I go through my annual round-up of book sales figures by vendor, format, country, genre, and author name. Plus, I share how […]

How To Write Effective Injuries For Your Characters With Samantha Keel

If you write fiction, whatever your genre, you are likely to write about physical injury at some point. But how can you write in a realistic way that moves your plot forward and reveals character? In today's show, I discuss writing injuries with Samantha Keel. In the introduction, I mention Ingram Spark has introduced personalization […]

The Artist’s Journey With Steven Pressfield

The creative experience is a roller-coaster – and we all experience the highs and lows of the journey over time. You are not alone, wherever you are on the path, even though it might feel like it sometimes. In today's show, I talk to Steven Pressfield about The Artist's Journey. In the introduction, I talk about […]

Tips For Editing Your Book With Natasa Lekic From NY Book Editors

When you're writing a book, you will reach a point where you can't stand the manuscript anymore. You need expert help to turn it into a quality book, especially when you're starting out. Professional editors can help transform your book, and I continue to use them with my books as I think personal feedback is […]

Redesign Your Life To Prioritize Writing With David Kadavy

Many of us wish we had more time to write, but few of us are willing to redesign our entire lives in order to make time for writing. In today's interview, David Kadavy talks about how he changed his mindset, processes, and even his country, in order to pursue a life of writing. Just a […]

Writing With Depression With Michaelbrent Collings

Many writers struggle with depression, and so it's important to talk about how to manage creativity alongside mental health issues. I hope you find today's interview with Michaelbrent Collings useful whether you struggle yourself, or someone you love is affected. In the intro, I give a personal update on my own writing, and mention the […]

Strategy And Business Plans For Authors With Johanna Rothman

Sometimes we get so bogged down in the minutiae of the writer's life, that we forget to look where we're going. So it's time to take a step back as we hit the mid-year and review your strategy and plan for your author life. And if you don't have one, well, today's the day to […]

Screenwriting Tips And Writing Diverse Characters With Selina Ukwuoma

We're living in what some are calling the ‘platinum' age of TV and visual storytelling, with opportunities to reach viewers all over the world with our stories. But it's still hard to get noticed. In today's episode, screenwriting tutor, Selina Ukwuoma, outlines international possibilities, plus her tips on writing a stand-out script. In the intro, […]

Writing, Publishing And Marketing Non-Fiction. Facebook Live With Joanna Penn

This is the replay of the Facebook Live I did on Thurs 31 May 2018 for the launch of How to Write Non-Fiction: Turn your Knowledge into Words. I answer questions from a live audience about how to write, publish and market non-fiction. It’s very jolly – there may have been a G&T involved 🙂  […]

Strangers to Superfans. Book Marketing with David Gaughran

If you want to have a long-term career as an author, you need readers to care about you and want to buy your books over the years to come. So how do you turn strangers into superfans? I discuss this and more book marketing tips with David Gaughran in today's show. In the introduction, I […]