In this episode we take an in depth look at Fantasy and Romance and the subgenres in these categories. We’ll be taking a look at…
Join us as we break down the four most popular genres in the industry! This first episode in our Back to Basics series will take an in depth look at Suspense, Thriller and Science Fiction books!
Annette Whipple inspires curiosity and wonder in readers. Her sixth children’s nonfiction book, The Laura Ingalls Wilder Companion: A Chapter-by-Chapter Guide, will release in 2020. When she’s not reading or writing, you might find Annette snacking on warm chocolate chip cookies with her family in Pennsylvania. She loves to encourage readers and writers of all ages. Learn more about Annette’s books and presentations at AnnetteWhipple.com.
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Cherrilynn Bisbano is an award-winning writer. She founded The Write Proposal after reading hundreds of book proposals with avoidable errors. These errors cost the author a contract or representation. As a submission reader and junior literary agent, Cherrilynn wants you to succeed. Her desire is to help you present a professional and memorable proposal. She has written proposals for Paws for Effect, a Hollywood movie company, and helped edit many proposals. As the managing editor of Almost an Author, she helped the website earn the #6 spot on the Top 100 best writing websites for 2018 by The Write Life and Top 101 Websites for writers with Writers Digest.
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Few writing teachers offer a richer treasury of personal anecdotes than Cecil Murphey. Listen to him share ghostwriting techniques he’s used throughout a career that’s seen collaboration with people like Ben Carson and Franklin Graham. You won’t want to miss this Genre Chat!
In addition to being a loving father and husband, Aaron Gansky is an award-winning novelist, teacher, and podcast host. In 2009, he earned his M.F.A in Fiction at the prestigious Antioch University of Los Angeles, one of the top five low-residency writing schools in the nation. Prior to that, he attained his Bachelor of Arts degree in English with an emphasis in Creative Writing from California State University of San Bernardino, where he studied, in part, under Bret Anthony Johnston, now the Director of Creative Writing at Harvard University.
His first novel The Bargain (2013, Lighthouse Publishing of the Carolinas) was a finalist for the Selah Award for debut novel. Two years later, The Book of Things to Come (2015, Brimstone Fiction), the first book in his Hand of Adonai YA Fantasy series, won the Selah Award for YA Fiction. He has written two books on the craft of fiction; Firsts in Fiction: First Lines and Write to Be Heard (with Diane Sherlock). To find out more about his books, visit AaronGansky.com.
As a Creative Writing teacher in California, he brings his expertise on the craft to several writing conferences around America where he speaks on a variety of topics.
In 2013 he began his Firsts in Fiction Podcast with Steve McLain. Shortly after, Heather Luby joined the line up. Lately, he chats with his father, novelist Alton Gansky, about elements of the craft. Each week they dispense practical, in-depth analyses of how to write powerful fiction.
You may find Aaron on Twitter (@adgansky) and Facebook.
Kaye Morrison is the pen name of Cindy K. Sproles. She is an author, novelist, and speaker. Cindy is the cofounder of Christian Devotions Ministries and the Managing Editor for Straight Street Books and SonRise Devotionals, both imprints of Lighthouse Publishing of the Carolinas. Cindy is the Author of the best-selling novel, Mercy’s Rain. She writes under Kaye Morrison for the romance genre.