Between the Edits

In this episode, I had the delight of sitting down with author and bookstagrammer, Madison Unruh. She shared how she came to love the fiction genre, how it shaped her faith from a young age, and eventually, how reading fiction with faith in mind influenced her perspectives on worldview and writing. Madi takes us through how she fits writing into her busy schedule and what the writing and publishing process has looked like for her debut novel!Featuring an ad and affiliate link for the Tertulia for

In this episode, Sophie Riley and I discuss her life-long love of storytelling, her journey into the publishing industry, and how to build meaningful connections in the industry. We also talk about how she and a friend co-founded NovelBound, a writing community and resource center for next generation authors. Writers who are curious about traditional publishing will glean lots of helpful information!Featuring an ad and affiliate link for a customizable book embosser!Support Sophie:@purley.sophia

In this episode, independent author Kiana Alexandria and I discuss her debut novel. We explore themes like empathy, hope, and good and bad decisions. She shares how she fell in love with reading, began writing, and plans to expand the Etheris series.Featuring an ad and affiliate link for the Tertulia for Authors Website Builder!Support Kiana:@storytellingwithkiana (Instagram)kianaalexandria.com (website)Affiliate links to support the podcast:I receive a commission from any purchases made using the

In this episode, independent author Aly Moon and I discuss her debut novel, future books, and our book reading and writing pet peeves. This is a lighthearted, fun exploration of trends in the book world (and we make sure to poke fun at ourselves, too!).Do you share any of our pet peeves? Do you disagree with some? Let us know in the comments!Featuring an ad and affiliate link for a customizable embosser perfect for book lovers!Support Aly:@alytheauthor (Instagram)Affiliate links to support the

In this episode, independent author Erin Phillips and I discuss her journey from child storyteller, to musical writer and producer, to indie Christian author! She shares important lessons she learned along the way relating to both successful indie authorship as well as her faith.Featuring an ad and affiliate link for a customizable embosser perfect for book lovers!Support Erin:@erinphillipsauthor (Instagram) – newsletter link in Instagram bio!https://erin-phillips-shop.fourthwall.com/

In today’s episode, I’m joined by Lynda Hammes, co-founder of Tertulia: The Co-op Bookstore for Avid Readers. We discuss why Tertulia is unique, what it means to be a co-op, and why Lynda feels so passionate about preserving books – the oldest and yet most unique technology we have at our fingertips.We also dive into the Tertulia for Authors Website Builder and why it’s such a great resource for authors!Support Tertulia:@jointertulia on Instagramhttp://authors.tertulia.com (Tertulia for Authors -

In today’s episode, I chat with Ariel Keith of Scarlet Quill Editing! We discuss her experiences with editing for publishers as well as indie authors, noting differences between academic, nonfiction, and fiction editing. She shares how she made the transition to editing fiction novels and changes she’s seen in the editing industry over time. Together we explore some of the unique challenges editors face and how to rise to these challenges in order to help authors realize their dreams.We also have a

Welcome to the debut episode of Between the Edits! This podcast is designed to talk with anyone and everyone about anything and everything books, and I have so many exciting interviews and discussions to come.Bailey Pendleton from The Crafty Bookstore joins me for the inaugural episode. We discuss how she started her independent, online bookstore, what life looks like for her as she builds her dream, and why being independent is vital to creating the community she is so passionate about