SageAdvice is a collection of short, heartfelt conversations with published authors who have learned valuable lessons along their writing journeys. Each twenty-minute episode shines a light on one area of the author life that they know well, whether it is craft, creativity, marketing, confidence, or navigating the ups and downs of publishing. These interviews are designed to offer new and aspiring writers guidance from people who have been exactly where they are now.
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Author Jesse Muehlbauer helps explain the beauty of writing literary fiction.
What makes literary fiction timeless? In this episode of SageAdvice, Julia Heart chats with author Jesse Muehlbauer (Artificial Conspiracy) about what sets literary fiction apart from genre writing. Together, they explore universal themes, motifs, symbolism, and the balance between story and character that keeps a novel resonating across generations.
Marketing Without Showing Your Face: Insights from Author Blakely Stone.
In this episode, I chat with Blakely Stone, a prolific romance author with thirty-six books to her name. We talk about why she chose a pen name, what it was like to spend two and a half years off-camera, and how finally showing her face helped her connect more deeply with readers.
Editing Your Own Book Without Losing Your Mind: Insights from Author Kathleen R Cuyler.
In this episode, I talk with author Kathleen Cuyler about self-editing, post-draft clarity, and the practical methods she uses to catch mistakes and strengthen her work. From stepping away to gain fresh eyes to reading drafts aloud and changing formats, Kathleen shares real-world techniques writers can start using immediately.
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