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In part one of our interview with Pinar, she talked about unconventional productivity tips for authors. In part two, we continue the conversation and also discuss her romance novels and how she wrote a multi-book series.

Pinar Tarhan is the author of several romance novels that even men like, including A Change Would Do You Good, A Change Would Do You Better, and Making a Difference. She has also written books about writing romance, including Writing The Ultimate Non-Tragic Romance: Your Guide to Creating Memorable and Uplifting Novels and Screenplays and How To Write An Amazing Romance Novel.

You can also find her at writing.pinartarhan.com and @pinartarhanwrites on instagram.

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CALL TO ACTION

Share your own unconventional advice! It can be writing-related or not.

00:00-1:25 Introduction

1:25-6:24 Pete Davidson story

6:24-8:52 Robin Williams story

8:52-12:15 Call to Action responses—We want to hear from YOU!

12:15-13:05 Introducing Pinar Tarhan

13:05-19:00 Writing books in a series

19:00-20:32 Changing scenery while writing for productivity

20:32-24:32 The benefits of listening to music while writing

24:32-27:58 Pinar's journey to writing romance novels

27:58-29.44 How do you know when you're done with a series?

29:44-33:01 Writing romance without spice / The best length for romance novels

33:01-35:00 It's okay to procrastinate / productive procrastination

35:00-36:52 Call to Action - Share your unconventional advice

36:52-38:20 Where to find Pinar's work

38:20-40:12 Why you should subscribe to our newsletter!

40:12-46:20 Hey Jon Meyers! Emily teaches Jon Meyers about Çatalhöyük

46:20-48:09 Speculating new worlds

48:09-53:00 The Final Act

53:00-54:22 Cultural appropriation

54:22-56:51 Side notes about the The Diving Bell and the Butterfly

56:51-57:51 The value of reading sad stories

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