The Write Thing

Jason Arehart

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A podcast for writers. We explore the ins and outs of the writer's journey and uncover the stories behind the stories that drive us to create and inspire us to share our work with the world.

2월 17일

What Success Means with Kristen L. Berry

In this episode, I chat with Kristen L. Berry who shares her lifelong journey to becoming a published author, detailing her experiences in finding an agent. We also dig into the inspiration behind her debut novel We Don’t Talk About Carol and the challenges she faced during the writing and revision process. She emphasizes the importance of community support, feedback, and maintaining perspective on book sales and success. Kristen also provides valuable insights into organizing a successful book launch and the significance of building relationships within the literary community. Bookmarks: 00:00 Kristen's Journey to Writing 05:33 Finding an Agent: The Query Process 14:39 We Don't Talk About Carol: The Inspiration Behind the Novel 20:20 The Power of Family Secrets in Storytelling 25:22 The Power of Visuals in Book Covers 27:48 Navigating the Challenges of Writing 31:55 The Reality of Book Sales 37:46 Successful Book Launch Strategies 43:56 Rapid Fire Insights and Advice Stay Connected With Me: -Substack: https://substack.com/@jasonarehart -The Write Thing: https://jasonarehart.substack.com -Instagram: @jason.arehart -Website: www.jasonarehart.com -Email: thewritethingpod@gmail.com Kristen L. Berry: -Website: https://www.kristenlberry.com -Substack: https://kristenlberry.substack.com CREDITS: The Write Thing is produced and edited by Jason Arehart

49분
2월 3일

Start Writing Now with Jessica Payne

In this episode, I chat with thriller author Jessica Payne about her journey to becoming a writer, the challenges of querying agents, and the evolution of her writing process. She discusses the importance of perseverance in the face of rejection, the transformative power of jealousy, and the realities of traditional publishing. Jessica also offers valuable tips for aspiring writers and reflects on the significance of revisions in the writing process. With insights into her upcoming book and her experiences as a mother and writer, this conversation is both inspiring and informative for anyone interested in the writing journey.Bookmarks:00:00 Introduction to Jessica Payne01:18 Jessica's Journey to Writing03:07 The Path to Finding an Agent06:23 The Querying Process and Rejections13:15 Tips for Querying and Finding an Agent17:16 Evolution of Writing Process21:55 The Challenge of Starting Over25:34 Trusting the Writing Process25:50 The Pressure of Progression in Writing26:51 The Magic of Revisions28:37 Transforming Jealousy into Motivation32:31 Navigating Traditional Publishing35:49 The Long Game of Writing37:16 The Importance of Self-Care in Writing37:51 Fast Round: Insights and InspirationsStay Connected With Me:-Substack: https://substack.com/@jasonarehart-The Write Thing: https://jasonarehart.substack.com-Instagram: @jason.arehart -Website: www.jasonarehart.com-Email: thewritethingpod@gmail.comJessica Payne: -Website: https://www.jessicapayne.net-Substack: https://jessicapayne.substack.comCREDITS: The Write Thing is produced and edited by Jason Arehart

47분
1월 20일

Embracing The Long Game with Catalina Margulis

In this episode, I chat with Catalina Margulis about her multifaceted journey as a writer, from her early love for reading to her experiences in journalism and the creation of her debut novel, Again, Only More Like You. She discusses the inspiration behind her podcast, “Passion Project,” and how it evolved into a platform for sharing stories of successful individuals. Cat reflects on the challenges of the publishing process, the lessons learned from rejection, and the importance of building a supportive writing community. She emphasizes the significance of a long-term promotional strategy post-publication and offers valuable advice for aspiring authors.Bookmarks:00:00 Catalina Margulis: A Writer's Journey05:11 The Passion Project Podcast: Inspiration and Growth11:52 The Journey to Publishing: From Screenplay to Novel18:09 The Silver Lining: Embracing the Unexpected Path21:56 Building a Writing Community28:42 Navigating the Publishing Landscape35:17 Post-Publication Reflections36:27 Fast-Round and InsightsStay Connected With Me:-Substack: https://substack.com/@jasonarehart-The Write Thing: https://jasonarehart.substack.com-Instagram: @jason.arehart -Website: www.jasonarehart.com-Email: thewritethingpod@gmail.comCatalina Margulis: -Website: https://www.catmargulis.com/.com-Substack: https://catmargulis.substack.comCREDITS: The Write Thing is produced and edited by Jason Arehart

43분
1월 6일

Why You Need A Platform with Jessica Sorentino

In this episode, I chat with Jessica Sorentino about her journey in the publishing industry, discussing her transition from working at major publishing houses to becoming a branding strategist for authors. She discusses the importance of storytelling in branding and marketing, differentiating between marketing and publicity, and the author's role in building their own community. Jessica also explores the metaphor of an author brand as a library, highlighting the need for intentionality in how authors present themselves and engage with their audience. Shem makes a strong case for building a strong platform as early as possible.Bookmarks:00:00 Introduction to Jessica Sorrentino00:59 Jessica's Journey in Publishing03:48 The Importance of Networking and Branding05:53 The Rebranding Experience11:06 Understanding Marketing vs. Publicity17:48 The Author's Role in Marketing20:20 The Positive Side of Author Engagement23:06 The Thread of Storytelling in Branding24:48 The Art of Storytelling27:13 Author Branding as a Library35:14 The Interplay of Branding and Marketing35:43 Fast Round Insights40:11 Life-Changing Books and Intentional LivingStay Connected With Me:-Substack: https://substack.com/@jasonarehart-The Write Thing: https://jasonarehart.substack.com-Instagram: @jason.arehart -Website: www.jasonarehart.com-Email: thewritethingpod@gmail.comJessica Sorentino: -Website: https://www.jessicasorentino.com-Substack: https://jessicasorentino.substack.comCREDITS: The Write Thing is produced and edited by Jason Arehart

48분
2025. 12. 09.

The Need for Vulnerability in Writing with Jessie Rosen

In this episode, I chat with Jessie Rosen about her journey from a young girl writing stories to becoming a successful author with multiple bestsellers. She discusses the transition from Hollywood to literature, the importance of collaboration, and the impact of audience on her writing. Jessie reflects on her personal experiences, including the influence of family and the significance of vulnerability in storytelling. She also delves into the themes of her latest novel, All the Signs, which explores astrology and personal growth. Based on her experience writing across multiple platforms, Jessie makes a strong case for the importance of sharing your work and finding your unique voice. Bookmarks: 00:00 The Journey of a Writer 03:02 Transitioning from Hollywood to Literature 06:04 The Art of Collaboration in Writing 09:01 Finding Your Unique Voice 12:01 The Technical Side of Storytelling 15:00 Rediscovering Purpose in Writing 22:17 Navigating the Balance of Passion and Commercial Success 25:44 The Freedom of Substack and Creative Expression 26:57 The Impact of Family and Personal Stories 31:28 The Role of Delusion in Creative Pursuits 35:31 Exploring Destiny and Identity in 'All the Signs' 40:16 Fast Round: Insights and Inspirations Stay Connected With Me: -Substack: https://substack.com/@jasonarehart -The Write Thing: https://jasonarehart.substack.com -Instagram: @jason.arehart -Website: www.jasonarehart.com -Email: thewritethingpod@gmail.com Jessie Rosen: -Website: https://www.jessierosen.com -Substack: https://jessierosen.substack.com CREDITS: The Write Thing is produced and edited by Jason Arehart

48분
2025. 11. 25.

Treat Writing Like A Job with Caitlin Weaver

In this episode, I chat with Caitlin Weaver about her journey from freelance writer to novelist. She shares her journey from a passionate reader to a bestselling author, highlighting how motherhood inspired her writing. She discusses her rapid success in publishing four books in two years, the dynamics of working with a small press, and the importance of creative control in the publishing process. Caitlin also talks about the inspiration behind her latest book, Who We Used to Be, which explores complex themes of female friendship and family dynamics.Bookmarks: 00:00 - Caitlin Weaver: A Journey into Writing05:14 - The Rapid Rise: Four Books in Two Years12:14 - Crafting a Writing Process: Efficiency and Community19:07 - Navigating the Publishing World: Small Press vs. Big Five34:25 - Who We Used to Be: Themes and InspirationsStay Connected With Me:-Substack: https://substack.com/@jasonarehart-The Write Thing: https://jasonarehart.substack.com-Instagram: @jason.arehart -Website: www.jasonarehart.com-Email: thewritethingpod@gmail.comCaitlin Weaver: -Website: https://www.caitlinweaver.com-Substack: https://caitlinweaver.substack.comCREDITS: The Write Thing is produced and edited by Jason Arehart

42분
2025. 11. 18.

Find Your Reason To Write with Jenna Satterthwaite

In this episode, I chat with Jenna Satterthwaite about her journey as an author and literary agent. She touches on the emotional aspects of writing, the challenges of the publishing industry, and the importance of persistence in the face of rejection. She also opens up about her personal experiences with grief that led her to writing, and she shines a light on the real struggles along the road to publication, which is paved with rejection. Lastly, she gets into her decision to become an agent, which is its own unique story. Through her agent lens, Jenna offers valuable insights into the subjective nature of publishing and reminds us just how important it is to find our reasons to write. Bookmarks: 00:00 - The Journey Begins: Jenna's Writing Path 06:00 - The Long Road to Publication 12:00 - Finding Purpose in Grief: Becoming an Agent 17:57 - Navigating the Agenting World 23:58 - The Emotional Landscape of Rejections 24:28 - The Importance of Patience in Publishing Offers 26:28 - Community Support Among Agents 29:06 - Insights from Both Sides of the Publishing Industry 29:52 - The Subjectivity of Taste in Manuscript Rejections 33:56 - The Unpredictability of Book Advances 35:57 - Balancing Confidence and Reality in Publishing 40:00 - Finding Your Internal Motivation to Write 41:57 - Influential Books and Their Impact on Writers 43:56 - Upcoming Projects and Exciting Releases Stay Connected With Me: -Substack: https://substack.com/@jasonarehart -The Write Thing: https://jasonarehart.substack.com -Instagram: @jason.arehart -Website: www.jasonarehart.com -Email: thewritethingpod@gmail.com Jenna Satterthwaite: -Website: https://www.jennasatterthwaite.com -Substack: https://jennasatterthwaite.substack.com CREDITS: The Write Thing is produced and edited by Jason Arehart

48분
2025. 10. 28.

Three Kinds of Stories with J.T. Ellison

In the episode, I chat with J.T. Ellison about her journey to becoming a New York Times best selling novelist, discussing the challenges and successes she faced along the way. From her early experiences with rejection to her strategies for maintaining a consistent writing schedule, JT offers valuable insights into the writing process. She also delves into the inspiration behind her latest book, Last Seen, and reflects on the importance of respecting one’s time as a writer. Bookmarks: 00:00 Introduction to JT Ellison 01:49 JT Ellison's Journey to Writing 06:37 Overcoming Rejection and Building Resilience 08:48 The Secret to Prolific Writing 14:12 Achieving Bestseller Status 20:29 The Balance of Writing and Success 22:56 Approach to Revision and Writing Process 24:24 The Manuscript Development Process 27:06 Evolving as a Writer 31:01 The Birth of Last Seen Stay Connected With Me: -Substack: https://substack.com/@jasonarehart -The Write Thing: https://jasonarehart.substack.com -Instagram: @jason.arehart -Website: www.jasonarehart.com -Email: thewritethingpod@gmail.com J.T. Ellison: -Website: https://www.jtellison.com -Substack: https://jtellison.substack.com CREDITS: The Write Thing is produced and edited by Jason Arehart

44분
2025. 10. 14.

The Power of Short Fiction with Joy Baglio

In this episode, Joy Baglio shares her journey as a writer, discussing her early passion for storytelling, the significance of short fiction, and the craft behind writing compelling narratives. She emphasizes the importance of community and mentorship in her development, explores the themes and structures of her stories, and offers valuable insights for aspiring writers. Joy also reflects on the role of fun in the writing process and the power of short fiction in establishing a literary career. Bookmarks: 00:00 Journey to Becoming a Writer 02:57 The Allure of Short Fiction 05:53 Crafting the Perfect Short Story 08:53 Exploring Themes in Writing 11:42 The Role of Fairy Tales in Modern Stories 14:56 Finding Voice and Style in Writing 17:49 The Power of Short Fiction 21:08 Advice for Aspiring Writers 23:56 Fast Round: Quickfire Questions Stay Connected With Me: -Substack: https://substack.com/@jasonarehart -The Write Thing: https://jasonarehart.substack.com -Instagram: @jason.arehart -Website: www.jasonarehart.com -Email: thewritethingpod@gmail.com JOY BAGLIO: -Website: https://www.joybaglio.com -Substack: https://joybaglio.substack.com CREDITS: The Write Thing is produced and edited by Jason Arehart

44분
2025. 09. 30.

Your Title Matters with Kristin Koval

In this episode, Kristin Koval shares her inspiring journey from being a lawyer to becoming a published author with her debut novel, Penitence. She discusses the challenges she faced in her writing process, the importance of finding a good title, and her experiences in finding an agent. Bookmarks 00:00 From Lawyer to Author: Kristin's Journey 10:00 The Path to Publication: Finding an Agent 17:27 Exploring Forgiveness: The Inspiration Behind 'Penitence' 22:08 Crafting 'Penitence': Challenges and Breakthroughs 28:50 Writing Process: Dual Timelines and Character Perspectives Stay Connected With Me: Substack: https://substack.com/@jasonarehart The Write Thing: https://jasonarehart.substack.com Instagram: @jason.arehart Website: www.jasonarehart.com Email: thewritethingpod@gmail.com KRISTIN KOVAL Website: https://www.kristinkoval.com Substack: https://kristinkoval.substack.com CREDITS The Write Thing is produced and edited by Jason Arehart

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For some of us writing isn’t a hobby. It’s a lifestyle. Join us as we take a closer look at the ins and outs of the writers journey and try to uncover the stories behind the stories that drive us to create and inspire us to share our work with the world. I am your host, Jason Arehart, and this is the Write Thing.

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The Write Thing Trailer

For some of us writing isn’t a hobby. It’s a lifestyle. Join us as we take a closer look at the ins and outs of the writers journey and try to uncover the stories behind the stories that drive us to create and inspire us to share our work with the world. I am your host, Jason Arehart, and this is the Write Thing.

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A podcast for writers. We explore the ins and outs of the writer's journey and uncover the stories behind the stories that drive us to create and inspire us to share our work with the world.

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