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The Writing Process with Allison A Andrews
Welcome back to the Writing Apothecary Podcast and today’s episode of The Writing Process is with a kick arse romance author who has overcome so much. Chatting with Allison A. Andrews was a hoot and it was so fun to be the first podcast she ever did. Since this podcast she has come out with a spicier series under the pen name of Antoinette W May. Dive into what her process is like and much like everyone else she is just as chaotic as you think when it comes to her writing. Tell me what you think, and while you’re at it chuck her a follow. Bio: Allison A. Andrews…
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The Writing Process with Elisse Hay
Welcome back to The Writing Apothecary Podcast and to another Writing Process episode with fantasy author Elisse Hay. This chat was so much fun and listening to Elisse’s writing process and how she tackles her stories is so much fun – as someone who is neurodivergent it was fun to get a sneak peak into how she makes it work for what she needs. Fun fact: Elisse was the first indie author that I bought when I first starting buying indie books and it was such a fan girl moment. Author Bio: Elisee Hay is the author of Something Wicked and Fate Untethered. She have no patience for bullshit, lots…
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The Writing Process with Abigail Mader
Welcome back to The Writing Apothecary podcast and to another Writing Process episode is with Fantasy author Abbigal Madder aka Abbie as I know her. I did this interview long before I really knew Abbie and she is such a hoot to be around and chat to. Through all of these podcast I ask the same questions and get such different responses from every one of my guests, which is why I love writers so damn much. It’s been such a huge journey to have the answers be so wildly different. Abbie’s approach is also chaotic and planster coded. I would love to know what you think about it. Let me know…
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The Writing Process with KJ Burrage
Today’s Writing Process episode is with Fantasy author KJ Burrage and this was the second time we had to record it because my computer lost the original audio, but it was just as fun the second time around. Through all of these podcast I ask the same questions and get such different responses from every one of my guests, which is why I love writers so damn much. Kylie’s approach is chaotic and planster coded. I would love to know what you think about it. About Kylie She’s an author that currently calls tropical North Queensland, Australia home. She has been developing her craft since she was ten years old.…
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The Writing Process with JA Jude
Today’s Writing Process episode is with paranormal author JA Jude who is not only a fabulous author but also a talented artist. She draws all of her own art and does her covers, which is absolutely stunning! Through all of these podcast I ask the same questions and get such different responses from every one of my guests, which is why I love writers so damn much. Jude’s approach is chaotic but so poetic. I would love to know what you think about it. About JA Jude: J.A. Jude is a Melbourne-based indie author and artist who creates for the dreamers out there. Sick of wondering ‘what if’, she began…
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The Writing Process with Mazrine L Amaris
Welcome back to The Writing Apothecary Podcast and back to our writing process section of the show. Today we have the amazing Mazrine L Amaris, who I adore, this episode was recorded a good year or so ago and we are now amazing friends. She is such a wonderful and thoughtful person and author and I can’t wait for you guys to hear her chat. I’m patiently (or not so patiently) awaiting book 3 so make sure you read up on book 1 and 2, and whatever you do? Don’t hound her…it makes her do the opposite of write. (I’ll be over here pining for it, don’t mind me.) Tell…
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The Writing Process with ML Jewell
Come step into the writing process of ML Jewell or as I know her, Mel, this chat was so wonderful and I can’t wait for you to listen in. The best part is that she has two books out now with a third on the way. About ML Jewell M.L Jewell, or as most people call her, Mel, is a local Brisbane Indie Author. October 2023 marked the release of her first novel, Rise of the Witches. A dark adult urban fantasy about a small town plagued with flesh-eating monsters, government-suppressed secrets and magic. Mel enjoys crafting stories that aim to immerse readers in fantastical worlds teeming with magic, mythical…
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Where to review Fractured Pieces?
As an indie author, reviews are the best form of marketing that I could ask for. I would be thrilled if you could take the time to have a look at the sites below and leave a review. You would be helping me with getting my urban fantasy novel pushed out into more readers. I don’t really mind if you want to just leave stars or if you want to leave a great review (or even if you feel like you didn’t like – you’re allowed to say that too). I would love to be able to have 50 reviews on Goodreads and 20 on Storygraph and not to mention…
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Fractured Pieces Book Tour
We’re here!! Finally. The Fractured Pieces book tour is right around the corner. Here is a list of all of the places I’ll be. Tickets are free unless stated otherwise. This will be updated as more are added to the list. Melbourne: Lulu’s Social Bar in Ascot Vale – July 19th from 5:30. Nestled mid-way down the street Lulu’s social bar is quaint – with a great bar setting, which makes this location the perfect place for the book launch. There will be cocktail style food and a bar. Doors open at 5:30pm and there will be a Q&A section, a live reading and a signing. I can’t wait to…
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ARC Readers and Street Team Sign ups
I’ve finished the draft of Fractured Pieces and while it’s with my editor, I’m looking for ARC Readers and Street Team members. Not sure what they are? well here’s your chance to find out what the difference is. ARC Readers ARC Readers stands for: Advanced Reading Copy – it’s an uncorrected proof that is provided for reviews and generally expected to provide said reviews the week leading up to the release or on release day to help get the book in front of more people and ranking well on release day. The uncorrected proof is not to be distributed or shared with anyone else. Authors are trusting readers with the…
