Ink in Your Veins

Ep. 260: Lexie Elliott on How to Make Your Main Character Feel Authentic

17 Sep 2021

Contributed by Lukas

Lexie Elliott graduated from Oxford University, where she obtained a doctorate in theoretical physics. A keen sportswoman, she swam and played waterpo...

Ep. 259: How Do You Actually Fast-Draft a Novel? Bonus MiniEpisode

14 Sep 2021

Contributed by Lukas

In this bonus mini-episode, Rachael talks about how to actually break free from your outline and get down to the good stuff: actually fast-drafting. H...

Ep. 258: Kristan Higgins on How to Write Forward Without Looking Back

10 Sep 2021

Contributed by Lukas

New York Times bestselling author Kristan Higgins has sold 4.5 million books worldwide and is published in more than two dozen language...

Ep. 257: Cassandra Lane on How to Parent Yourself as a Writer

03 Sep 2021

Contributed by Lukas

Cassandra Lane is a writer and editor based in Los Angeles. Lane received her MFA from Antioch University LA. Her stories have appeared in the New Yor...

Ep. 256: How To Create Plot Twists

01 Sep 2021

Contributed by Lukas

In this bonus miniepisode, Rachael talks about how to create plot twists for a good mystery, and what should I do if I’m about to miss a deadline?&n...

Ep. 255: Lisa Scottoline on How To Demystify Writing

28 Aug 2021

Contributed by Lukas

Lisa Scottoline is the #1 bestselling and Edgar Award–winning author of thirty-three novels. She has over thirty million copies of her books in prin...

Ep. 254: Laura Hankin on How to Use Your Favorite Writing to Inspire Your Own

21 Aug 2021

Contributed by Lukas

Laura Hankin is the author of Happy & You Know It. She has written for publications like McSweeney's and HuffPost, while her musica...

Ep. 253: Catriona Turner On How to Write the Miraculous in the Everyday

13 Aug 2021

Contributed by Lukas

Catriona Turner is a writer and editor currently living in Esbjerg, Denmark. A veteran of six international moves since leaving Scotland 12 years...

Ep 252: What If I Can’t Fit Everything Into My Book?

10 Aug 2021

Contributed by Lukas

In this bonus mini-episode, Rachael talk about when to have multiple POVs, and also tackles the question, What if I can’t cram everything I want to ...

Ep. 251: Mark A. Alvarez II on How to Write Scars and Vulnerability

06 Aug 2021

Contributed by Lukas

Mark A. Alvarez II is Hispanic-American born in Houston, Texas. He's a graduate of Texas State University, where he studied Public Relations and Mass ...

Ep. 250: Rachael Herron and Sara Shepard in Conversation - How To Launch a Book in Strange Times

30 Jul 2021

Contributed by Lukas

From Rachael Herron's book launch, an awesome conversation between her and Sara Shepard (Pretty Little Liars) about what it's like to launch a book in...

Ep. 249: The Best Method for Building Your Writing Platform

23 Jul 2021

Contributed by Lukas

In this bonus mini-episode, Rachael Herron talks about what she’s found to be the best platform-building tools for writers. Also covered: ...

Ep. 248: Patti Callahan on How to Know What Your Characters Want

15 Jul 2021

Contributed by Lukas

Patti Callahan is a New York Times bestselling author and is the recipient of the Harper Lee Award for Distinguished Writer of the Year. She...

Ep. 247: Amy E. Reichert on Writers and Procrastination

09 Jul 2021

Contributed by Lukas

Amy E. Reichert is an author, wife, mom, Wisconsinite, amateur chef, and cider enthusiast. She earned her MA in English Literature and serves on her l...

Ep. 246: Why It’s Essential to Be Okay with Writing CRAP!

08 Jul 2021

Contributed by Lukas

In this bonus miniepisode, Rachael talks about how to get better about being okay writing truly crappy first drafts. Also, she talks about marketing f...

Ep. 245: Karen White on How to Leave Yourself Clues In Your Writing

02 Jul 2021

Contributed by Lukas

Karen White is the New York Times bestselling author of more than twenty-five novels, including the Tradd Street series, Drea...

Ep. 244: Sanjena Sathian on How to Make Every Word Count

25 Jun 2021

Contributed by Lukas

A Paul and Daisy Soros fellow, Sanjena Sathian is a 2019 graduate of the Iowa Writers' Workshop. She has worked as a reporter in Mumbai and San Franci...

Ep. 243: Emma Straub on How to Finish Your Book

18 Jun 2021

Contributed by Lukas

Emma Straub is the New York Times-bestselling author of four novels, All Adults Here, Modern Lovers, The Vacationers and Laura Lamont's Life in Pictur...

Ep. 242: Jennifer Craven on How to Get the Words On the Page

11 Jun 2021

Contributed by Lukas

Jennifer Craven is the author of "A Long Way From Blair Street" and "All That Shines and Whispers," both works of historical fiction. In add...

Ep. 241: Ilana Masad on How to Chase Emotional Obsession

04 Jun 2021

Contributed by Lukas

Ilana Masad is a fiction writer, essayist, and book critic whose work has appeared in the New York Times, Los Angeles Times, ...

Ep. 240: Kathryn Nicolai on Focusing on the Good in Life and Writing

27 May 2021

Contributed by Lukas

Kathryn Nicolai is the creator of the enormously successful podcast Nothing Much Happens and the author of the book of the same name. Nicolai is ...

Ep. 239: Kirsty Capes on Using Tips from Screenwriters to Write Novels

21 May 2021

Contributed by Lukas

Kirsty Capes works in publishing and, as a care leaver, is an advocate for better representation for care-experienced people in the media. She recentl...

Ep. 238: Meghan Scott Molin on How To Write When Life is Just Too Busy

13 May 2021

Contributed by Lukas

Meghan Scott Molin comes to writing by way of a Masters in Architecture, a minor in Opera, a professional career as a barn manager, and five year...

Ep. 237: Kristin Beck on How to Shut Up Your Inner Editor

07 May 2021

Contributed by Lukas

Kristin Beck first learned about World War II from her grandmother, who served as a Canadian army nurse, fell in love with an American soldier in...

Ep. 236: Kathleen West On Deliberately Writing Scenes You Won’t Use

30 Apr 2021

Contributed by Lukas

Kathleen West's novels, Minor Dramas & Other Catastrophes and Are We There Yet?, have been best books picks by Real Simple, Newsweek, People Magaz...

Ep. 235: Nancy Stohlman on Why Writing Short is So Exciting

23 Apr 2021

Contributed by Lukas

Nancy Stohlman is the author of four books of flash fiction including Madam Velvet’s Cabaret of Oddities (a finalist for a 2019 Colorado B...

Ep: 234: Should I Write a Book Proposal?

19 Apr 2021

Contributed by Lukas

Bonus mini-episode, brought to you by my mini-coached Patrons! Question include: Should I write a book proposal? What’s fictionalized memoir, anyway...

Ep: 233: Why Your Writing Goals Don't Matter That Much!

16 Apr 2021

Contributed by Lukas

YES, you should have writing goals. But here’s why they don’t (actually) matter that much. And it’s going to blow your mind. Enjoy.  Hosted...

Ep. 232: Sonya Lalli on Using Romance Beats in Mainstream Fiction

09 Apr 2021

Contributed by Lukas

Sonya Lalli is a Canadian writer of Indian heritage. She studied law in her hometown of Saskatoon and at Columbia University in New York, and lat...

Ep. 231: Deanna Raybourn on Why Being a Writing Magpie is a Great Thing

02 Apr 2021

Contributed by Lukas

New York Times and USA Today bestselling novelist Deanna Raybourn is a 6th-generation native Texan. She graduated with a double major in English and h...

Ep. 230: Erika Robuck on the Magic of YouTube Research

26 Mar 2021

Contributed by Lukas

Erika Robuck is the national bestselling author of Hemingway’s Girl, Call Me Zelda, Fallen Beauty, The House of Hawthorne, ...

Ep. 229: Chang-rae Lee on Slowing Down While Writing

19 Mar 2021

Contributed by Lukas

Chang-rae Lee is the author of Native Speaker, winner of the Hemingway Foundation/PEN Award for first fiction, as well as On Such a Ful...

Ep. 228: Jasmine Mans on Harnessing Play to Expose the Truth

12 Mar 2021

Contributed by Lukas

Jasmine Mans is a Black American poet and artist from Newark, New Jersey. She graduated from the University of Wisconsin Madison, with a B.A...

Ep. 227: Elly Griffiths on Writing in the Garden

05 Mar 2021

Contributed by Lukas

Elly Griffiths was born in London in 1963. Her first crime novel The Crossing Places is set on the Norfolk coast where she spent holidays as a child a...

Ep. 226: What’s a Hybrid Press and What Should I Watch Out For?

01 Mar 2021

Contributed by Lukas

In this episode, Rachael dives deeply into hybrid presses. What’s the difference between them and assisted self-publishing? Or vanity presses? How c...

Ep. 225: What Do You Actually MEAN When You Say to Write Fast and Badly?

26 Feb 2021

Contributed by Lukas

In this episode, Rachael Herron answers questions from her Patreon supporters. What does a crappy draft actually look like, for real? Also, we talk ab...

Ep. 224: Abigail Dean on Writing (Very Deliciously) Dark

19 Feb 2021

Contributed by Lukas

How do you write dark? Like, REALLY dark? Abigail Dean tells us. Abigail Dean works as a lawyer for Google, and before that was a bookseller. She live...

Ep. 223: Janna Ruth on Transforming Trauma into Art

12 Feb 2021

Contributed by Lukas

In 2016, Janna Ruth's plans for the new year was one submission to an agent. By the end of the year, she had won a writing competition with German pub...

Ep. 222: Lisa Gardner on How To Keep Moving Forward With Your Story

05 Feb 2021

Contributed by Lukas

Lisa Gardner is the #1 New York Times bestselling author of twenty-three suspense novels, including The Neighbor, which won T...

Ep. 221: How Do I Even START Writing My Book? Bonus Episode

05 Feb 2021

Contributed by Lukas

In this bonus miniepisode, Rachael talks about how to start writing your book when it’s all you want to do and you’re still not doing it. Also: ho...

Ep. 220: Rachel Lynn Solomon on Speeding up the Slow and Slowing Down the Fast

29 Jan 2021

Contributed by Lukas

Rachel Lynn Solomon writes, tap dances, and collects red lipstick in Seattle, Washington. She is the author of the YA novels Today Tonight Tomorr...

Ep. 219: Ashley Audrain on Getting Work Done During Lockdown

22 Jan 2021

Contributed by Lukas

Ashley Audrain previously worked as the publicity director of Penguin Books Canada. Prior to Penguin, she worked in public relations. She li...

Ep. 218: Ricardo Fayet on Finding the Perfect Editor

15 Jan 2021

Contributed by Lukas

Ricardo Fayet is one of the four founders of Reedsy, a marketplace connecting authors to the world’s top publishing talent—from editors to cover d...

Ep: 217: Show Me the Money, 2020 Edition

08 Jan 2021

Contributed by Lukas

Every year, Rachael Herron talks you through what she made over the previous year and how she made it because she firmly believes there’s not enough...

Ep. 216: Heid E. Erdrich on Writing Poetry in the Dark

07 Jan 2021

Contributed by Lukas

Heid E. Erdrich is the author of seven collections of poetry. Her writing has won fellowships and awards from the Native Arts and Cultures F...

Ep. 215: Jeff Elkins on Making Dialogue Really WORK in Your Book!

18 Dec 2020

Contributed by Lukas

Jeff Elkins is the author of twelve novels and leads the writing team for an innovative technology company that simulates difficult conversations for ...

Ep. 214: Bonnie Tsui on Finding Flow in Writing (and in the Water)

11 Dec 2020

Contributed by Lukas

Bonnie Tsui is a journalist and longtime contributor to The New York Times. She is the author of American Chinatown, winner of the Asian/Pacific ...

Ep. 213: Melissa Storm on Writing with OCD

04 Dec 2020

Contributed by Lukas

Melissa Storm is a New York Times and multiple USA Today bestselling author of Women’s Fiction, Inspirational Romance, and Cozy Mysteries. Despite a...

Ep. 212: Bryan Washington on How Much Setting Matters

27 Nov 2020

Contributed by Lukas

Bryan Washington is a National Book Award 5 Under 35 honoree, and winner of the Dylan Thomas Prize, the Ernest J. Gaines Award for Literary Excellence...

Ep. 211: How to Write Dialogue for Characters Very Unlike Yourself

25 Nov 2020

Contributed by Lukas

In this mini-episode, Rachael Herron answers how to write dialogue for characters who aren’t like you at all, as well as how to breathe life into an...

Ep. 210: Pam Rosenthal on Not Letting the Page Know You’re Afraid

20 Nov 2020

Contributed by Lukas

Pam Rosenthal has written award-winning sexy historical romance and award-winning brainy BDSM erotica, as well as occasional essays and reviews for Sa...

Ep. 209: Matt Haig on Literally Writing the Multiverse

13 Nov 2020

Contributed by Lukas

Matt Haig is the author of the internationally bestselling memoir Reasons to Stay Alive and Notes on a Nervous Planet, along with six novels...

Ep. 208: CJ Cooke on the Thrills of Contemporary Gothic Horror

06 Nov 2020

Contributed by Lukas

C. J. Cooke is an award-winning poet and novelist published in twenty-three languages. She teaches creative writing at the University of Glasgow, wher...

Ep. 207: Donna Baier Stein’s Surprising Tip for Getting Into the Voice of a Character

30 Oct 2020

Contributed by Lukas

Donna Baier Stein is the author of The Silver Baron's Wife (PEN/New England Discovery Award, Foreword Reviews Winner), Sympathetic People (Iowa Fictio...

Ep. 206: Do You Need a Writing Mentor? Or a Pen Name?

29 Oct 2020

Contributed by Lukas

Rachael Herron tackles some difficult questions in this mini episode: Do you need a writing mentor? Or a pen name? How DO you write in a year like 202...

Ep. 204: Vicki Pettersson on How Yoga Helps Her Write Lots of Books

23 Oct 2020

Contributed by Lukas

Vicki Pettersson is a NYT & USA Today bestseller of ten traditionally published novels - 9 fantasies and 1 really mean cat-and-mouse thr...

Ep. 205: Kati Gardner on Planning for Writers

23 Oct 2020

Contributed by Lukas

Kati Gardner is a recovering actor, wife, and mom. She is a childhood cancer survivor and amputee who writes books about disability and kissing. Origi...

Ep. 203: Alexis Henderson on How To Write Books, Not Just Beginnings

02 Oct 2020

Contributed by Lukas

Alexis Henderson is a speculative fiction writer with a penchant for dark fantasy, witchcraft, and cosmic horror. Her debut novel is The Yea...

Ep. 202: Anjanette Delgado on the Magic of Preproduction in Novel Writing

24 Sep 2020

Contributed by Lukas

Anjanette Delgado is a Puerto Rican writer and journalist. She is the author of The Heartbreak Pill (Simon and Schuster, 2008), 2009 winner of the Lat...

Ep. 201: How Do You Know When You're Overcomplicating Your Book?

23 Sep 2020

Contributed by Lukas

Bonus mini-episode, brought to you by my Patrons at the $5+ levels! Including: Will I lose the humor in my dark comedy if I move to thriller...

Ep. 200: Edward Giordano Helps Rachael Celebrate 200 Episodes!

18 Sep 2020

Contributed by Lukas

Edward Giordano is a Science Fiction & Fantasy author, podcaster, curler, off-key singer, pop music lover and avid Big Brother fan. The aim of his...

Ep. 199: Becca Syme on Maximizing Your Strengths as a Writer

11 Sep 2020

Contributed by Lukas

R.L. Syme is a USA Today best-selling author of small-town romance and cozy mystery. She writes small-town romance as Becca Boyd and cozy culinary mys...

Ep. 198: Joshua Bennett on Making Sure There's Blood in Your Writing

04 Sep 2020

Contributed by Lukas

Poet, performer, and scholar Joshua Bennett is the author of the just released book of poetry, Owed, which speaks to the expansive range of ...

Ep. 197: Can I Write a Main Character Outside my Race?

28 Aug 2020

Contributed by Lukas

Today in this mini-episode, Rachael talks about whether it’s a good idea to write outside your race, as well as what to do when you’re bored stiff...

Ep. 196: Lan and Harlan Margaret Van Cao on Co-Writing their Mother-Daughter Memoir

21 Aug 2020

Contributed by Lukas

Lan Cao is the author of Monkey Bridge and The Lotus and the Storm, and most recently of the scholarly work Culture in L...

Ep.195: Ivuoma Okoro on Changing Forms to Get Better at Plotting

14 Aug 2020

Contributed by Lukas

Ivuoma Okoro is the writer, producer, and performer of the narrative fiction podcast Vega: A Sci-Fi Adventure!. The show is stylized storytelling, whe...

Ep. 194: Should You Hire an Editor Before Submitting Queries to Agents?

12 Aug 2020

Contributed by Lukas

In this bonus episode, Rachael answers your questions, including: Should you hire an editor before sending out agent queries? What are some ...

Ep. 193: Vikram Chandra on a New App to Keep Your Writing Organized

07 Aug 2020

Contributed by Lukas

Vikram Chandra’s latest book is Geek Sublime: The Beauty of Code, the Code of Beauty. He has also written the novels Sacred Games and Red Earth and ...

Ep. 192: KJ Dell'Antonia on Dissecting Other Writing to Improve Your Own

31 Jul 2020

Contributed by Lukas

KJ Dell’Antonia is the author of the viral New York Times essay Why I Didn’t Answer Your Email, the former editor of the Times’ Motherlode blog,...

Ep. 191: How Do You Keep From Getting Distracted While Writing?

24 Jul 2020

Contributed by Lukas

Miniepisode with Rachael! How do you keep writing when your brain won’t sit still? Also, would you recommend Scribe? What about those sites that pro...

Ep. 190: Anthony Moore on Capturing Ideas as they Arrive

17 Jul 2020

Contributed by Lukas

Anthony Moore is an author, speaker, and one of the top 100 writers on the entire Medium.com platform. In the past 3 years, he’s gone from virtually...

Ep. 189: Steven Rowley on When You Get To Call Yourself A Writer

10 Jul 2020

Contributed by Lukas

Steven Rowley is the author of The Editor and the national bestseller Lily and the Octopus, which has been translated into nineteen languages. He has ...

Ep. 188: Elizabeth Kay on Taking Off Her Editor’s Hat to Write a Bestseller

03 Jul 2020

Contributed by Lukas

Elizabeth Kay works in the publishing industry under a different name. She lives in London and has a first-class degree in English literature.How Do Y...

Ep. 187: Eddie King on Why There’s No Right Way of Writing

26 Jun 2020

Contributed by Lukas

Eddie King is an author, screenwriter, and television presenter. Born and raised in Hampstead, London, he spent many years working in the film industr...

Ep. 186: Ines Johnson on Wanting More After Finding Success

19 Jun 2020

Contributed by Lukas

Lover of fairytales, folklore, and mythology, Ines Johnson spends her days reimagining the stories of old in a modern world. She writes books where da...

Ep. 185: Should I Look for an Agent for my Debut or Self-Publish It? (Bonus! How To Be an Anti-Racist)

12 Jun 2020

Contributed by Lukas

Ep. 185: Should I Look for an Agent for my Debut or Self-Publish It? (Bonus! How To Be an Anti-Racist)Rachael answers Tuomas's question about what to ...

Ep. 184: Should You Build a Mailing List While Still Writing Your First Book?

29 May 2020

Contributed by Lukas

Should you build a mailing list or reader following while you're still working on your first book? How do you find a community of writers? (Hint, join...

Ep. 183: Jennie Nash on Harnessing the Power of Jealousy

22 May 2020

Contributed by Lukas

Jennie Nash is the founder of Author Accelerator, a business that has trained more than 50 book coaches to support writers through the entire creative...

Ep. 182: How to Allow Yourself to Suck and Fix it Later

15 May 2020

Contributed by Lukas

Ep. 182 Miniepisode: How to Allow Yourself to Suck and Fix it Later Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ep. 181: Jeni McFarland on Writing by Hand

08 May 2020

Contributed by Lukas

Jeni McFarland holds an MFA in Fiction from the University of Houston, where she was a fiction editor at Gulf Coast Magazine. She’s an alum of Tin H...

Ep. 180: Melanie Abrams on Bringing the Conflict

01 May 2020

Contributed by Lukas

Melanie Abrams is the author of the novels Playing and Meadowlark. She is an editor and photographer and currently teaches writing at the University o...

Ep. 179: Should You Get an MFA?

27 Apr 2020

Contributed by Lukas

Bestselling author (and teacher) Rachael Herron talks about why you should (or shouldn't) get an MFA in writing. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privac...

Ep. 178: Jennifer Louden on Why Bother

24 Apr 2020

Contributed by Lukas

JENNIFER LOUDEN is a personal growth pioneer who helped launch the concept of self-care with her first bestseller, The Woman’s Comfort Book. Since t...

Ep. 177: How to do Revision Passes to Save Your Sanity

17 Apr 2020

Contributed by Lukas

How to do Revision Passes to Save Your SanityRachael Says Write! JOIN HERE! 90 Days to Done90 Day RevisionHow Do You Write Podcast: Explore the proces...

Ep. 176: Katie Forrest on Time Management for Writers During a Crisis

10 Apr 2020

Contributed by Lukas

Katie Forrest is the author of Time Management for Writers, a tried and tested system that introduces the Three Zones of Focus and the ADAPT Framework...

Ep. 175: Mini-Episode - How to Keep Going

03 Apr 2020

Contributed by Lukas

Ep. 175: Mini-Episode - How to Keep Going Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ep. 174: Rachael on Getting Your Writing Done When Life is Distracting

20 Mar 2020

Contributed by Lukas

Ep. 174: Rachael on Getting Your Writing Done When Life is DistractingCrazy times call for crazy (or totally sensible, whatever) solutions.The Roost l...

Ep. 173: Chanel Cleeton on Planning Life vs. Planning a Book

13 Mar 2020

Contributed by Lukas

Chanel Cleeton is the New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of Reese Witherspoon Book Club pick Next Year in Havana and When We Left Cuba.&n...

Ep. 172: Tara East on Interviewing as a Superpower for Writing

06 Mar 2020

Contributed by Lukas

Tara East has four degrees in communications and is currently completing her doctorate in Creative Writing. She is the author of a time-travelling nov...

Ep. 171: What To Do With a Revision Letter (and where are the memoirists?) Bonus MiniEpisode

02 Mar 2020

Contributed by Lukas

Ep. 171: What To Do With a Revision Letter (and where are the memoirists?) Bonus Mini-Episode! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more informa...

Ep. 170: Maya Hughes on the Wonders of Scrivener

28 Feb 2020

Contributed by Lukas

Maya Hughes can often be found sneaking in another chapter while hiding in the bathroom from her kids! She's a romance writer who loves taking inspira...

Ep. 169: Juliet Blackwell on Getting the Words on the Page

21 Feb 2020

Contributed by Lukas

Juliet Blackwell is the New York Times bestselling author of several novels based in France, including The Vineyards of Champagne, The Lost Carousel o...

Ep. 168: Tommy Arnold and Micah Epstein on the Fascinating Similarities Between Visual Artists and Writers

07 Feb 2020

Contributed by Lukas

TOMMY ARNOLD: Tommy Arnold is a digital illustrator whose work showcases the athleticism, prowess, and power of the human figure in fantastic and...

Ep. 167: Podcasts I Love - Bonus Mini-episode

04 Feb 2020

Contributed by Lukas

Rachael took a flight and listened to three podcast that may change the whole way she lives (and she loves that!). She shares them here. Food, We...

Ep. 166: Nancy Richardson Fischer Share the BEST Tip for Ensuring Scene Flow

31 Jan 2020

Contributed by Lukas

Nancy Richardson Fischer is the author of two YA novels, When Elephants Fly, and The Speed of Falling Objects, which published in October 2019. S...

Ep. 165: How Do You Start Your Own Writing Group? Bonus mini-episode!

21 Jan 2020

Contributed by Lukas

Say you want out of a certain writer’s organization (cough cough). How would you go about starting one? What do you need to consider? This week...

Ep. 164: Aime Austin on Avoiding Headhopping in Fiction

17 Jan 2020

Contributed by Lukas

Aime Austin is the author of the Casey Cort Crime Fiction Series. Casey is almost always in trouble. Aime’s full time job? Rescuing her. Good thing ...

Ep. 163: How to Start Novel Revision & How to Avoid Shiny New Object Syndrome - Bonus Mini-episode!

16 Jan 2020

Contributed by Lukas

Just how do you start to think about revising your book? And what if you’re being carried away with shiny new thoughts every time you turn around? H...

Ep. 162: Show Me The Money, 2019 Edition

10 Jan 2020

Contributed by Lukas

Rachael talks about not only how much she made in 2019, but how authors need to be thinking about their finances, and gives recommendations on how to ...

Ep. 161: Rachael on the RWA Debacle

01 Jan 2020

Contributed by Lukas

Rachael shares her personal opinions on what happened with the RWA implosion, and what has to happen next. Mentioned: https://twitter.com/Romanci...