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Notes in the Margin

This is a podcast about one woman"s mission to help entrepreneurs and business owners write and self-publish better business books. Each week, we tackle your writing excuses (because they"re our excuses too) – and help you beat the Blank Page Of Doom so you can write a book that makes a real difference. Also contains adulting fails, the adventures of the TinySheeps, and a bundle of fantastic interviews with people far smarter than us. Find us at moxiebooks.co.uk.

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Ep304: What Does a Book Coach Actually DO?

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2022/05/05

Join Vicky and Joe as Vicky freaks out about a horror movie they watched—and get a few brilliant book recommendations. (Not horror.) Then sit back and relax as they ask: so what does a book coach actually DO anyway? Good question. For Vicky, there are 10 main areas of support—tune in and find out what they are, and what to look out for if you’re thinking of working with a book coach to write your book. Key Takeaways: [5:25] Did you know people who were born deaf can still learn how to hear

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Ep303: Traditional Publishing—DO BETTER

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2022/04/28

This week Vicky goes solo and runs her mouth off about how traditional publishers need to BLOODY DO BETTER. She got a message after the last episode, and that message inspired this little rant about a bunch of problems that traditional publishing needs to fix. Tune in and find out why independent publishing is so crucial for writers and readers, and what needs to change in the industry. Key Takeaways: [0:55] Joe is gone off to Germany and Vicky is fighting with sheep. [2:45] Vicky is back with a

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Ep302: The New Vanity Publishing?

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2022/04/21

This week, Vicky and Joe talk about why we shouldn’t burst our own balloons and downplay our achievements. That’s after Vicky goes on a 5 minute rant about why The Wheel of Time is not something you should read if you want good epic fantasy. So: if you’ve ever thought that self-publishing is “vanity” or that you need a book deal to make your book “worthy,” grab a cup of tea, settle down, put aside your prejudices, and listen to this. Maybe we’ll change your mind. Key Takeaways: [4:15] Vicky

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Ep301: Bestseller Balls

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2022/04/14

OMG it’s the 301st episode! Question: do you dream about getting onto the New York Times bestseller list? Don’t bother mate. Bestseller lists are balls—and if we write a book with the aim of getting onto such a list, our book ain’t gonna cut it. This week, Vicky and Joe take a peek into the world of bestseller status, rip it a new one, and natter about The Wheel of Time. Again. Key Takeaways: [1:25] Vicky is thinking about changing the name of this podcast…again. [2:10] Can you believe Vicky and

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29:36

Ep300: A Hot Take on Hot Takes

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2022/04/07

Tune in for Vicky and Joe’s hot take on hot takes! Yep, this week our hosts have Opinions on other people’s opinions. With the internet crammed full of knee-jerk reactions and instant outrage, what’s the cost to us as a society? How can we slow down and think things through? What can a noble dude from the 1500s teach us about life? And what does all this have to do with books, anyway? Key Takeaways: [1:00] It’s April but it’s snowing! Vicky and Joe are freezing in their home office. [2:35] Joe

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Ep299: Throwing Grammar in the Bin?

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2022/03/31

We’ve just been in a hot air balloon and be warned, we rave about it for quite a lot of minutes before we get into this week’s episode—an enthusiastic chat about grammar. Does it matter? Is it elitist? Should we throw the whole lot in the bin? And what does it all mean for marginalized writers? Tune in and find out what it’s like being in a hot air balloon, what Joe thinks about class and grammar and cutlery, and why Vicky thinks the publishing industry desperately needs more people who don’t look

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Ep298: Closing the Empathy Gap with Sharon Hurley-Hall

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2022/03/24

Today’s episode is brought to you from an idyllic sun-soaked, palm-fringed shore and also a grey drizzly field—join Vicky as she talks to writer, educator, and anti-racism activist Sharon Hurley-Hall about her upcoming book. Vicky and Sharon talk storytelling and how it has the power to change the world; the empathy gap; and the sorry state of traditional publishing (and what needs to change apart from everything). Tune in and find out why storytelling is the answer to everything (and get a bunch of

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32:50

Ep297: The Writer’s Most Important Tool

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2022/03/17

This week Vicky and Joe talk about extremely expensive poo and then move onto the writer’s most important tool of all. Tune in to find out what it is—and discover why one of Vicky’s habits is eavesdropping on strangers, what Joe’s bedtime reading routine is, and why memory is a treacherous beast. Key Takeaways: [0:50] Vicky wants to do something different and not have a welcome preamble! [01:30] Now that Joe has given up on Umberto Eco, what is he reading? [02:40] Vicky defends Umberto from Joe

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31:58

Ep296: Maybe Your Imposter Syndrome is Right

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2022/03/10

Imposter syndrome: is it a bug, or a feature? Vicky and Joe talk self-doubt, evolution, and go on a side-quest about what kind of tail they’d have if they could switch those tail genes back on. They also confirm, once again, that Joe is in fact a robot, albeit a very lovely and handsome one. Tune in and find out how you can use your self-doubt as a tool to do the things that matter to you, rather than letting it shit in your milk. Key Takeaways: [0:55] The cats are gonna be a part of this week’s

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Ep295: On the Joys of Idleness

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2022/02/24

Ooooh there are OPINIONS in this week’s podcast. Opinions on idleness, the Protestant work ethic, capitalism, and the state of the world in general. There are a few facts, too. And possibly we’ve got some stuff wrong, but that’s what having time to think and learn and listen is all about. Which was the point of this episode: the virtue of idleness and time to THINK and write. Enjoy—and remember to write in and let us know what your thoughts are! Key Takeaways: [0:55] Vicky and Joe talk about

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23:45

Ep294: Doing Hard Things

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2022/02/17

This week, we’re flashing back to when Vicky and Joe had a conversation about doing Hard Things, and why it’s valuable. They rambled their way around writing books, running businesses, winning competitions, and how getting to the top of your tree can often be boring and unpleasant—so we need to suck it up and do it—but also make it as much fun as possible. Do a hard thing today! Key Takeaways: [2:40] Why should you write a book? [6:00] What types of hard things has Joe had to face recently?

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Ep293: Fictional Fun with Emma Dhesi

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2022/02/10

This week Vicky and fellow book coach Emma Dhesi talk novels, time, and our reluctance to put ourselves first when it comes to writing our books. Tune in and hear Emma’s strategy for making time to write—and her proven framework for creating scenes that work. Emma is a fiction coach but even if you’re non-fiction only, you’ll enjoy this episode! Key Takeaways: [2:00] A little bit about Emma and the kind of coaching work she does with authors. [5:00] Emma always wanted to be a writer, but life

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EP292: Wonderful Weirdos, Part 2

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2022/02/04

This week we’re giving you the second half of Vicky’s Weird + Wonderful Author Showcase, in which you’ll hear Melanie Osborne talking about her love for trees and nature, and Hillary Weiss reading from her manuscript about BIGNESS. Seriously, if you’re exhausted, Mel’s excerpt will be a balm for your soul. And if anyone’s ever made you feel like you’re too much, you need Hillary’s book. Listen, enjoy, and remember: you can do this too! You can write your book. Key Takeaways: [2:05] Vicky

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Ep291: Wonderful Weirdos + Their Fantastic Books

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2022/01/28

Something a little different this week as Vicky brings you the first half of her Weird + Wonderful Author Showcase! Join Jocelyn Brady, Kenda Macdonald, and Sarah McGuire as they read excerpts from their manuscripts—and knock Vicky’s socks off with their performances. Tune in and find out what’s possible for you to achieve—even if you worry you’re “not a writer”. Key Takeaways: [2:00] Everyone’s story is crucial and Vicky is excited to highlight some of these stories for you today! [4:40] A

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Ep290: What if…?

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2022/01/21

Join Vicky and Joe as they talk ludicrously expensive oak doors, poo disasters, and why shoes in the house are UNACCEPTABLE. Then marvel at the smooth link to this week’s topic—the power of What If? What if you tried this thing? What if... you wrote your book? Tune in and get the pep talk you’ve been waiting for. Key Takeaways: [6:10] Casa Dingle update! Lots of poo happening. [9:10] What if you made your own door? What if you just….did? [11:35] It can be so easy to compare yourself to what you

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33:40

Ep289: Why The World Needs Your Story

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2022/01/14

Join Vicky and Joe as they talk about worldviews, tiny stories, and the enormous cost of bathrooms. If you’ve ever thought “who am I to write a book, I have nothing interesting to say” this episode is for YOU friend! Our hosts talk about why a 1,000 year old diary is still relevant today, why we’re addicted to soap operas, and how we can change the world step by tiny beetle step with the stories of our lives. Enjoy! Key Takeaways: [4:40] Vicky got her booster shot and was so ill from it! [8:45]

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Ep288: Vicky’s 5 Fave Creative Writing Thingies

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2021/12/31

This week Vicky and Joe get extremely confused about what day it is, it being that weird time between Christmas and New Year, and wonder if you’d prefer a podcast about their cottage renovations. Write in! Then they get to the good stuff: Vicky’s top 5 favourite creative writing thingies. They’re fun, they’re useful, and they’ll make you a more joyful writer. Happy new year! Key Takeaways: [1:00] Vicky and Joe share their predictions for 2022, including when this episode will come out. [02:24]

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Ep287: Is it a good idea though?

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2021/12/24

Join Vicky and Joe as they talk for 9 whole minutes about pickles, swear at UK politicians, then move onto a brief anecdote about Idi Amin. If you can sit through all that, you'll get a well-organised, valuable, and helpful podcast about how to figure out if your book idea is any good. And we wish you a very merry Christmas, so there's that, too. Key Takeaways: [5:55] Hey! Merry Christmas everybody! [7:00] Vicky and Joe love pickled things during Christmas. [9:45] Why do people gather? And how do

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29:16

Ep286: How long will it REALLY take to write a...

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2021/12/17

Vicky and Joe talk about all the water in their house and get far more excited than you probably are about their new loft space. It's so middle-aged it's painful. And then—you'll get a rundown of how long it might take you to write your nonfiction book! No BS, no false promises, no conveniently leaving out details that take bloody ages... just a realistic timeline to aim for. Enjoy! Key Takeaways: [4:35] Joe fell through the ceiling at the Dingle! Ouch! [9:00] How long will it take to write a

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18:34

Ep285: RePod: How to Research Like a Nerd

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2021/12/10

This week, in homage to all the intrepid writers embarking on a big project right now, we're revisiting research. It's a crucial activity—but it's also a handy procrastination tool. So this week, tune in and travel back in time to August 2020 when your intrepid hosts got their nerd on and talked about how to research efficiently, effectively, and without disappearing down an internet wormhole of fascinating but ultimately useless information. Join us to find out how to cut your research (and

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