Heidi and I talk with Mike from On Point Publishing about his role as a literary agent and what it means to work with one as a writer seeking to get your work publishing.

A decent year of reading, fiction-heavy, I would say, but there is a mix of other material in there as well. Also happy to note there are a good number of books in the mix from folks I know. As always, looking for recommendations and have plenty on my plate for the coming year already. I'll probably do alot less short stories and have a considerabl…

This session we talk about progress through the year as it is the last session of 2024 as well as screenwriting and music

This episode is as advertised: Channels for distribution and ways to build an audience for your new book

This episode gets into using KDP, creating audiobooks, Royal Road, and allowed us to check in on the progress of our works before getting into the new year.

Tony Mugavero, CEO of Rad TV, joins the program to discuss his career in creativity, content, and technology that has led to the development of the streaming video distribution platform.

On this session we checked in about progress on our work, discussed the writing community and addressed how audio factors into both.

GET THE BOOK Exploring the National Parks across the United States is an opportunity that should not be taken for granted. To understand the profound notion of stewardship, in terms of responsibility and accountability, we must know the land as intimately as possible. This album seeks to nurture further the seeds planted in the previous entries of …

This session we talked about developing longer projects and creating in multimodel ways, which starts with writing ideas that can translate from headphones to screen and the printed page.

Heidi and I go into the process and mechanics of getting your print, ebooks, and audiobooks out into the world through the distribution platforms available to self-publishing authors.

We talked about our projects, multimodal distribution and how to find community online.

Ricky Olkusz and Tom Tiernan join the program to discuss their work, the writing craft, and their partnership on Mt Timeless Review.

This episode gets into branding and SEO in service to being an author.

Heidi and I go over the progress we're making on our projects and address what it takes to get rolling as an indie author.

Broad discussion about distribution and marketing, doing the work in general.

The ebook and the original short film are now available on Amazon Kindle and Amazon Prime. Audiobook out shortly. Have a look!

A chill hangout, Heidi and I talk shop about media distribution and design.

This month Heidi and I discuss process and progress on the way to getting out projects advanced. Working environment matters.

This session went into a bit about idea development and distribution. Join us again on Wednesday for another Twitter Space.

Gabriel Karkovsky joins the program to discuss his approach to photography, gallery experiences, and his career in print, television and film.

This session covers a bit on KDP and using advertising to promote sales of your books. Join us again on Wednesday to talk on the Twitter Space.

Heidi and I have started doing a monthly workshop to discuss getting work done and out the door to readers. It also serves as a way to check in on the progress we are making on our work through the rest of this year.

Every two weeks we hold a Twitter Space for writing to talk about their work and their books or to ask questions. Join us on Wednesday this week.

This is the audio from the 3 documystery series videos Chrissie Pressman and I produced. What do you think happened all those years ago?

Every two weeks chat about writing. This episode Ricky read us a chapter from a new book he is working on. Join us again on Wednesday

Mack Stokes joins the program to discuss his art career, how he has used blockchain and NFTs to expand his reach, and a major project that will be releasing soon

Alittle technical difficulty with Twitter Spaces but a Good talk on Scriptwriting and using Amazon for book advertising. See you again on Wednesday.

This episode features Leo Crane, we talk about his career and development as an artist as well as how technologies like AI and blockchain are changing the market landscape.

Great collection of speakers on this session. A few of the other Spaces hosts joined in the discussion and we had a broad range of topics in the mix. Back at it the Wednesday on Twitter

Chrissie Pressman and Louie Pecan join the program to discuss their artwork, the use of artificial intelligence and putting the two together to create motion for videos, as well as joining the AI Film Guerrillas crew.

Every two weeks I host a Twitter Space for writer and authors as well as address publishing in general. Good group of folks on the chat during this session. Back at it this Wednesday

Exploring Frank Herbert's Franchise

Every two weeks we talk about writing and workshop the process. This episode I also promoted my newest audiobook release "Relic of the Aztecs". Join us on Wednesday.

Stephanie McNutt discusses her new release "Lamplighter: Poems" as well as her career and work with King Ari Press, then reads us a piece from the book and gives us some backstory on its intention.

Our Twitter Space sessions go wherever the speakers need them to, week after week. Join us again this week to discuss and promote your projects. Every other Wednesday we talk. This chat went into audio production for audiobooks a little.

WC Turck joins the program to discuss his writing and publishing career, the Chicago Writers podcast and affiliated association, and his new book "The Assassination of Baby Hitler".

Every 2 weeks we do a Twitter space for writers and authors, this was recorded during our last session. This time around we talked abit about cover design and how AI is aiding the process. Join us again this week to promote your project.

Alanna Wilcox and Neal join the program to discuss their artwork, the use of artificial intelligence and putting the two together to create motion for videos.

Every 2 weeks we do a Twitter space for writers and authors, this was recorded during our last session. Join us again this week to promote your project.

On this episode, Sherry McCracken of NAX Films joins returning guest Chris Hackett to discuss their AI film program in coordination with the Entertainmint streaming platform that has sponsored a group of film creatives access to the Runway video generation platform for two months.

Every 2 weeks I host a Twitter space for writers and authors, this was recorded during our last session. Join us next time and promote your project.

Fantasy author Erik Waag joins the program to discuss his collection of books which extend the sword and sorcery genre into the 70's. We talk about magic systems in literature, crafting audiobooks, and his career as a writer as well.

New podcast from the Twitter Space session, we talk about developing ideas on the way to creating a project

GET A COPY Relic of the Aztecs by Michael Finney is an historical fiction short story. The Aztec Empire faces invasion from an advanced civilization. Emperor Tzontettica Yaotl is informed of a forgotten artifact that could save their empire. One man is chosen to embark on a dangerous mission to recover the object among abandoned ruins and preserve …

New podcast from the Twitter Space session, we talk about developing projects and incorporating illustrations

Author Brett Cain joins the program to discuss his writing, experience with publishing, and series of books about Frank Sawyer.

Every two weeks I host a Twitter Space for writers and have started recording the sessions to offer here as podcasts. Join us this week

Spencer Cavanaugh the consultant behind Clinamenic joined the program to discuss decentralized autonomous organizations (DAO) and how they utilize blockchains for governance.

Every two weeks I host a Twitter Space for writers and have started recording the sessions to offer here as podcasts. On this recording, Tery Spataro was a featured guest as a follow-up to the interview we conducted. She talks process and her back catalog of fiction work.

On this episode Keith Lea and Chris Hackett, organizers of the "Cameras Up, Guns Down" short film contest discuss their careers, how they connected to produce the competition, and the ways AI is changing filmmaking.