Fiction Writing Made Easy

I find Savannah’s advice to be useful in my novel writing. I’d like that she focuses on character and plot, using examples from other books. Although I do not write the kind of books that she mostly talks about, those books appeal to a lot of readers and also keep people turning the page and I think all writers can learn from that.

A lot of useful information and Zoe laid out the thought process well of why writers should look to have the best possible book cover created for their work, and why her website would be very helpful in that process. One thing that was confusing was the actual final selection of your book designer. Early in the podcast, it sounded like the writer filled out a form from the website that gave potential designers all the information they would need to essentially respond to a request for proposal (ROP). That form is then sent out to designers, who respond as to whether they were interested in working with the writer. Then Zoe goes into a description of writing a letter to one of the designers who has responded to the ROP form, and it sounded like at that point the writer is pitching the designer as to why the designer should want to work with them. It sounded assbackward. I must have missed something.

Savannah’s approach to making the writing process as easy as possible is refreshing and motivating! She gives so many tangible goals for any writer regardless of where they are in their writing journey and having other writers she’s worked with come on to share their journeys is inspiring. I cant recommend this podcast enough!

Listening to Savannah is like spending time with a good friend, learning from a skilled book coach, and having a personal cheerleader all at once. And I appreciate the freebie classes and workshops that she connects us with through her network of professionals. No matter where you are in your writing journey, I highly recommend Fiction Writing Made Easy! 📖