Savannah Gilbo

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3,356 appearances 13 recordings 1 series first heard May 2026 last heard 18 Aug

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Fiction Writing Made Easy with Savannah Gilbo | How to Write a Novel & Writing Advice · #255. Student Spotlight: How Grace Draven Learned to Write Faster (Without Sacrificing Quality) · 7 Jul 2026 podcast

To write a novel or improve your existing process, come join me inside of my Notes to Novel course.

This is my step-by-step program that helps you turn your ideas into a finished draft, and it'll teach you how to build out your story's foundation, create a flexible outline that you can trust, and make consistent progress so that you can finally finish your book, even if life is messy and even if you have limited time to write.

You can learn more by clicking on the link in the show.

Show notes.

And while you're there, if you like this episode, go ahead and tap those five stars on Apple or Spotify.

If you're listening on Apple and feeling extra generous, please leave a written review.

I read every single one of them, and hearing from listeners just makes my day.

Plus, your reviews also help other writers find the show, which means more finished drafts and more published books in the world, and who doesn't want that, right?

Now, coming up in the next episode, I'm going to share my thoughts on a

Piece of writing advice that you've probably heard a hundred times, and that is to just start writing.

This advice is everywhere, and for some writers, it's exactly what they need to hear.

But if you're a newer writer who hasn't figured out the basic shape of your story yet, then it might be one of the worst things you could take action on.

So I'm gonna break down what that advice gets right, where it quietly leads writers astray, and the one thing that can help you decide whether the advice to just

start writing is the right advice for you, or if it's the reason you'll quietly abandon your draft.

So tune in to the next episode for that.

All right now that's it for today's episode.

As always, thank you so much for tuning in.

I hope your writing is going well and I will talk to you next week.

Have you ever wondered why some writing advice leaves you more confused than when you started?

Or maybe you've been stuck trying to figure out exactly what steps to take next in your writing journey?

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