In this episode, we are joined by Alex de Campi, author of prose novels, graphic novels, screenplays, and more, as well as director of music videos.
We chatted about Alex’s debut prose novel, The Scottish Boy, her writing style, got some great advice for writing fight scenes and sex scenes, and learned more about her researching and world-building process regarding her historical fiction writing – and heard, overall, a fantastic and frank recounting of her experiences in the traditional publishing industry.
Find more information about our podcast, including links to our guests' books here. If you're ready to start your publishing journey, visit kobo.com/writinglife.
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#174 - Original Content with Audiobook Expert Michelle Kaatz
#173 - Launching a Stand-Out Series Wide with Michael Anderle
#172 - Storytelling for Change with Juan Pablo Villalobos
#171 - Making Your Backlist Work for You with Zoe York/Ainsley Booth
#170 - From Wedding Planner to Writer with Violet Howe
#169 - Lessons from the ER: How Melissa Yi Balances Writing and Medicine
#168 - The Author and Narrator Relationship with Rachel Grant and Greg Tremblay
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#166 - How to Craft a New Writing Persona with Piper Rayne
#165 - Storytelling with Waubgeshig Rice
#164 - Learning the Habits of your Readers with Emma Chase
#163 - How to Stay Relevant with an Authentic Online Presence with Rachel Van Dyken
#162 - Behind the Book with Celebrity Ghostwriter Joshua Lisec
#161 - How to Sustain a Successful Writing Career with Jill Shalvis
#160 - From Fan Fiction to Finalist with Kobo’s Winning Romance Author Julie Evelyn Joyce
#159 - Best Practices for Indie Writers with David Wind
#158 - Using Obsession to Drive your Debut Novel with Nora Decter
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