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Sunday Edition with Anthony CoronaSunday Edition - 20250302 - Barbara Hinske – Author, Advocate, and Storyteller.This week on Sunday Edition, we welcomed back Barbara
Hinske, the acclaimed author of the Guiding Emily series, The Rosemont series, and many other beloved novels. Barbara joined us to share some exciting
news about the upcoming Book 6 and Book 7 in the Guiding Emily series, offering insights into her writing process and how she balances engaging storytelling
with meaningful advocacy for the blind and low vision community. In the second half of the show, we focused on Barbara’s commitment to reducing unemployment
in the blind and low vision community. Together, we strategized ways to make an impact, heard per...2025-03-021h 59
The Write ApproachClosing the Book on The Write ApproachIn the final episode of The Write Approach, Barbara Hinske and J. W. Judge talk about what they've learned over the previous 74 episodes and what is next for each of them.2024-06-1817 minThe Write ApproachHard Truths about the Bookselling Business with Angela ReddenFor the last several years, Angela Redden has been the owner of Reading Rock Books in Dickson, Tennessee. In that time, she has had lots of experiences with authors peddling their books to her. As it concerns indie authors, more of those experiences have been bad than good. In Episode 74 of The Write Approach, there are some hard truths about the business of bookselling and information that will help authors when they consider approaching booksellers about selling their books.Reading Rock Books' website: https://readingrockbookstn.com/ Barbara Hinske's website: https://barbarahinske.com/J. W. Judge's...2024-06-1139 minThe Write ApproachBreaking Writing Rules with Intentionality with Randall SilvisAs a lifelong selective rule follower, J. W. Judge was overjoyed to come across an article written by Randall Silvis about writing rules that beg to be broken. In Episode 73, we discuss "rules" about writing that function more as guidelines and should only be considered if they work for you. We also talk about Silvis' writing path that in which he has traditionally published his fiction and is now indie publishing his non-fiction works.Randall Silvis' website: https://www.randallsilvis.com/Barbara Hinske's website: https://barbarahinske.com/J. W. Judge's website: https://jwjudge.com2024-06-0432 minThe Write ApproachUnearthing the Joy in Writing and Farming with Jeanne BlasbergIn Episode 72, Jeanne Blasberg talks about how farming helps fill her creative well. She also discusses her trilogy of novels that are modern retellings of biblical stories, capturing their themes while putting them in a modern context. Jeanne Blasberg's website: https://jeanneblasberg.com/Barbara Hinske's website: https://barbarahinske.com/J. W. Judge's website: https://jwjudge.com2024-05-2842 minThe Write ApproachFinding Satisfaction in the Creative Process with Tiffany Yates MartinIn her return episode, Tiffany Yates Martin talks with us about finding joy and satisfaction in the writing and creative processes. You are going to encounter plenty of obstacles along the way, both internal and external. You can't control the outcome of what happens to your work once you release into the world. But if you can be determined to find satisfaction in the process of creating, you spark will remain steadfast.You can also hear Tiffany Yates Martin in Episode 36 about writing effective dialogue.Tiffany Yates Martin's website: https://foxprinteditorial.com/Barbara Hinske's...2024-05-2132 minThe Write ApproachCreating a Fascinating Cast of Characters with Vicki DelanyWhether you sketch out your characters and know everything about them before you begin writing or learn about your characters as you write, it's important that they be compelling and individualistic. Prolific crime writer Vicki Delany joins us for Episode 70 to discuss things we can do to ensure that the casts of characters with tell our stories through are interesting and help us achieve our story goals.Vicki Delany's website: http://vickidelany.com/Barbara Hinske's website: https://barbarahinske.com/J. W. Judge's website: https://jwjudge.com2024-04-0933 min
Warfare of Art & Law PodcastNovelist & Attorney Barbara Hinske Discusses her Rosemont Series, Guiding Emily Series & Hallmark Movie, Discrimination Against the Blind, Art's Ability to Address Social Issues and Much MoreSend us a textTo learn more, please visit Barbara Hinske's website.Cover photo of Barbara Hinske, 2020 Jean Laninga Creative.Show Notes:0:00 Guiding Emily Series to effect change for good in the sighted community1:15 background in engineering and the law2:00 whodunit books by Barbara’s father2:25 double vision by auto accident led to Rosemont series3:55 her approach to writing while still working as an attorney 7:00 work with a writing coach8:15 writing coach Linden Gross 8:45 Author Conference on Cl...2024-04-071h 00The Write ApproachDeveloping Characters through Their Backstory Wounds with Janet S. Fox We all carry with us the wounds and trauma and scars that are, along with the good things we've experienced, integral to the people we've become. The same is true for your characters. While their story begins with the first words you put on the page, their backstory precedes your novel . Janet S. Fox joins us to talk about how to use your characters' backstories to develop and shape them into the person your readers experience. Janet S. Fox's website: https://janetsfox.com/Barbara Hinske's website: https://barbarahinske.com/J. W. Judge's website: https://jwjudge.c...2024-04-0232 minThe Write ApproachDon't Spoil the Twists in Your Suspense Novel with Samantha SkalYou work really hard to make sure you suspense and mystery novels have enough twists and turns to keep your reader guessing about how things will turn out. Samantha Skal joins us this week to talk about things you need to do to make sure you have twists that work, and don't fall into traps.Samantha Skal's website: https://www.samanthaskal.com/Barbara Hinske's website: https://barbarahinske.com/J. W. Judge's website: https://jwjudge.com2024-03-2636 minThe Write ApproachManaging the Dueling Responsibilities of Writing and Promotion with Kyla ZhaoKyla Zhao wrote her debut novel, The Fraud Squad (link), with no expectations and no pressure. But as it came out with media attention and fanfare, she was writing her second novel in the midst of promoting the first and had to learn to juggle the dueling responsibilities of introducing one novel to the world while writing the next, Valley Verified (link).Kyla also talks about how the pandemic lockdown in 2020 directly resulted in her authoring her first book, and how she manages her author career alongside a burgeoning job in the tech industry.Kyla...2024-03-1922 minThe Write ApproachProtecting Your Legal Rights for Your Written Works with Jodé MillmanFor Episode 66, intellectual property lawyer Jodé Millman joins us to talk about what legal right we have for the written works we create. She helps distinguish between copyright and trademark laws, and what kinds of works fall under each category. She also takes about steps you can take to protect your work.Jodé Millman's website: https://jodemillman.com/Barbara Hinske's website: https://barbarahinske.com/J. W. Judge's website: https://jwjudge.com/2024-03-1228 minThe Write ApproachEmbrace Your Niche and Market to Your Audience with Lynne GolodnerLynne Golodner is a Jewish woman telling Jewish stories. She focuses her marketing efforts and community building on reaching Jewish readers. She is not excluding anyone, but she knows who her core audience is. She knows who will most closely identify with the books she is writing. And she is using her energy and efforts to draw in the people most likely to support her work. Lynne Golodner's website: https://lynnegolodner.com/Barbara Hinske's website: https://barbarahinske.com/J. W. Judge's website: https://jwjudge.com/2024-03-0535 minThe Write ApproachPersevering with Purpose in Your Creative Work with Yasmin AngoeAuthor Yasmin Angoe joins us for an inspiring conversation about perseverance and purpose. J. W. Judge's high school football coach referred to perseverance as stick-to-it-tiveness, a quality that all writers need to cultivate. Of equal (or possibly greater) importance is knowing why you are endeavoring to do your creative work. Listen to this refreshing conversation, and walk away with encouragement to keep carrying on with your creative work. Yasmin Angoe's website: https://yasminangoe.com/Barbara Hinske's website: https://barbarahinske.com/J. W. Judge's website: https://jwjudge.com/2024-02-2727 minThe Write ApproachUsing a Four-Act Story Structure for Your Novel with Kimberly G. Giarratano For Episode 63, Kimberly G. Giarratano joins us to talk about writing mystery novels in a four-act structure. Giarratano gives insights into using Scrivener to set up your story templates and even gives ideas to panters/non-plotters/discovery writers about applying structure after drafting to make sure your novel has the appropriate pacing and hits the right plot points. Kimberly G. Giarratano's website: https://www.kimberlyggiarratano.com/Barbara Hinske's website: https://barbarahinske.comJ. W. Judge's website: https://jwjudge.com/2024-02-2035 minThe Write ApproachLetting Your Dreams Guide Your Writing with Tzivia GoverDreams don't have to be the strange things that live at the outer rim of your consciousness after you wake up in the mornings. You can use them to inspire you, to guide your writing, and to help you answer questions. Tzivia Gover joins us with practical ideas for incorporating dreams into your writing process and implementing methods that will enable you to capture and utilize your dreams. Tzivia Gover's website: https://thirdhousemoon.com/ Barbara Hinske's website: https://barbarahinske.com/J. W. Judge's website: https://jwjudge.com/2024-02-1334 minThe Write ApproachResearching the Right Literary Agent for Your Work with Christopher HoffmanIn Episode 61, Christopher Hoffman joins J. W. Judge and Barbara Hinske to discuss methods of researching literary agents to find those who represent authors in your genre and who you may want to query. The group also talks about the business decisions that go into query selections and whether to accept an offer of representation if one finds its way to your inbox.Christopher Hoffman's website: https://copywriteconsultants.com/Barbara Hinske's website: https://barbarahinske.com/J. W. Judge's website: https://jwjudge.com/2024-02-0636 min
Crime and Wine: Novelist Chats with Pamela Fagan HutchinsBarbara Hinske & WHERE DREAMS THERE BE with Pamela Fagan Hutchins on Crime & WineA lovely interview with bestselling author Barbara
Hinske about the latest
release in the Rosemont Series, WHEN DREAMS THERE BE, with me. 🙂 yes, we talked dogs, books, travel, and much more! About Where Dreams There Be:Loretta and Frank Haynes have newborn twins.
They’re beautiful and healthy. Frank has everything he wants: a growing familyand a thriving business. He should be on cloud nine, not down in the dumps.
What’s got him tied up in knots?On a happier note, David Wheeler continues
his journey to become a seeing eye dog trainer. His plans to bring...2024-02-0127 minThe Write ApproachThe Importance of Scenes in Novel Writing with Margaret LuckeGreat scenes are the foundation upon which modern novels are built. In Episode 60, we talk with Margaret Lucke about writing compelling scenes and avoiding unnecessary exposition or explanation. Margaret Lucke's website: https://www.margaretlucke.com/Barbara Hinske's website: https://barbarahinske.com/J. W. Judge's website: https://jwjudge.com/2024-01-3031 minThe Write ApproachCreating and Holding Tension in Your Novels with Susanne DunlapWe talk a lot on this podcast about maintaining reader interest. One of the keys to doing that is setting the right stakes for your novel. Susanne Dunlap joins us for Episode 59 to discuss how to set and maintain tension in our novels to keep the reader engaged and drive the story forward.You can read more of Dunlap's perspective on this topic in her article "How High Stakes Keep Readers (and Viewers) Invested," which is where we first encountered her work.Susanne Dunlap's website: https://www.susanne-dunlap.com/Barbara Hinske's website: https://barbarahinske...2024-01-2328 minThe Write ApproachThe Intrinsic Connection between Humor and Humanity with Joni B. ColeWriting is hard. Writing humor is even more so. In Episode 58, Joni B. Cole visits to give us tips for writing humor more effectively and with more consistency. It's important to note that you don't have to be a "humor writer" to have funny lines, scenes, or characters. Humor is an intrinsic part of the human experience. For writing of any ilk to feel authentic to our humanity, humor is a natural component.You can also check out Joni B. Cole's article, "Find the Funny: 8 Tips on Writing Humor".Joni B. Cole's website: https://www...2024-01-1633 minSunday Edition with Anthony CoronaSunday Edition for January 14, 2024 - Guiding Emily with Barbara Hinske, and EmploymentEpisode Notes
This week we meet Guiding Emily author and activist Barbara Hinske. She will also talk about employment for the blind and visually impaired.2024-01-142h 01The Write ApproachCoping with the Volatility of an Author Career with Kyra DavisSometimes podcast episodes choose us. As J. W. Judge was scrolling through Threads, he came across a statement by author Kyra Davis that was simultaneously honest and encouraging and disconcerting: "I’ve been relatively successful as an author. “Relatively” because I’ve occasionally struck gold but it has frequently been a struggle. I’ve made the NYT list, there have been yrs when my royalties have been 150-350k, & yrs when they’ve been 10-20k. There have been times when my publishers have literally toasted me with champagne & others when they’ve declined to give me a new contract...2024-01-0947 minThe Write ApproachMaking Your Story Relatable with Deborah WilliamsThe Write Approach returns in 2024 with more practical discussions for authors. We start with interviewing Deborah Williams about making your story relatable to readers. You protagonist is likely going to bring different experiences to the table than your readers have ever experienced. Still, it is imperative that the reader is able to make an emotional connection with the protagonist, which you achieve through relatability. In Episode 56, Deborah Williams gets into the weeds about things authors can do to achieve that. It's also important to note that being relatable is not the same as being likable.We first...2024-01-0229 minThe Write ApproachTackling Insidious Discrimination and Using Foreshadowing In Episode 55, Barbara Hinske and J. W. Judge talk about their works in progress. After waffling between three different ideas, Judge made a business decision for writing his sixth novel. Hinske is taking on the issues discrimination and solitude that affect the visually impaired in her fifth Guiding Emily novel. They also talk about using foreshadowing to delight readers. Barbara Hinske's website: https://barbarahinske.com/J. W. Judge's website: https://jwjudge.com/2023-11-0732 minThe Write ApproachSeven Ways to Strengthen Your Sentences with Erin P.T. Canning In Episode 54, editor, author, and podcaster Erin P.T. Canning joins us for a practical and implementable topic -- strengthening your sentences. Canning shares seven ideas for ensuring that your writing has more dynamic sentences that will better engage readers and drive your story forward with more vivid language. Erin P.T. Canning's website: https://erinptcanning.com/Erin's podcast, Parents Who Write: https://parentswhowrite.com/Barbara Hinske's website: https://barbarahinske.com/J. W. Judge's website: https://jwjudge.com/2023-10-3136 min
Murder in the Air Mystery Theatre podcastEpisode 23 Author Barbara Hinske interview; AuthorXtra: Kathy McIntoshInterview with author Barbara Hinske from Phoenix, Arizona, a former attorney turned full time novelist, podcast co-host, and she has had two of her books made into Hallmark movies. She has several series: Rosemont, Paws & Pastries, Who’s There? and Emily, the latter "Guiding Emily" which aired on Hallmark in Sept. 2023. AuthorXtra: Kathy McIntoshhttps://www.barbarahinske.comhttps://www.facebook.com/bhinske/https://www.instagram.com/barbarahinskeauthor/https://www.tiktok.com/@barbarahinskeKathy McIntosh: https://kathymcintosh.com/Season #2 of “Murder in the Air Mystery Theatre” is a weekly podcast h...2023-10-2540 minThe Write ApproachStarting Your Novel in the Right Place with Susan DeFreitasThere's a lot the opening pages of your novel need to accomplish so readers are completely engaged and to ensure you hit the benchmarks readers are subconsciously expecting. Susan DeFreitas share some practical advice for making sure you are starting your novel in the right place and what elements of story you need to establish to keep the reader to pages and not putting your book in the DNF pile.Susan DeFreitas is another in a growing line of Jane Freidman alums (along with Tiffany Yates Martin and Allison K Williams); check out her article, How Can...2023-10-2430 minThe Write ApproachTelling the Stories of the First Nations with Angie Elita NewellIn Episode 52, author Angie Elita Newell joins us to talk about her experience as an indigenous person trying to bring her novel All I See Is Violence into the world. We discuss how Newell researched for her novel by interviewing elders who share the oral histories of their people and coupled her lyrical storytelling with the magical realism that is intrinsic to the worldview of many indigenous people. Angie Elita Newell's website: https://www.angieelitanewell.com/Barbara Hinske's website: https://barbarahinske.com/J. W. Judge's website: https://jwjudge.com/2023-10-1729 minThe Write ApproachHow to Handle Conflicting Writing Advice with Allison K WilliamsWhen you're writing there are plenty of people willing to offer their opinions about your work. Some of them are even qualified to do so. However, among professional editors there will be differing ideas, and the writing may receiving conflicting suggestions about revisions they should make to their work. When this conflict arises, how should the writer decide what to do? We walk about this with author and writing coach, Allison K Williams.Allison K Williams' website: https://idowords.net/ Allison K Williams' article, I Received Conflicting Advice on My Query Letter. What Now?Barbara...2023-10-1033 minThe Write ApproachLessons Learned in 50 Episodes of The Write ApproachIn Episode 50, Barbara Hinske and J. W. Judge discuss the lessons they've learned over the past 49 episodes and how they've incorporated that into both their author business and their writing.2023-10-0325 minThe Write ApproachRapid Release and Writing Connected Series with Tammy L. Grace Tammy L. Grace joins us to talk about her experience writing and releasing six books consecutively in 2023 in her Sisters of the Heart series. Tammy discusses her motivation for publishing this as a rapid release series and whether she would embark on a similar endeavor again. She and Barb discuss collaborating on connected series with other authors (like their series, The Wishing Tree), including both the benefits and pitfalls. Tammy L. Grace's author website: https://www.tammylgrace.com/Barbara Hinske's author website: https://barbarahinske.comJ. W. Judge's author website: https://jwjudge.com2023-09-2636 minThe Write ApproachThe Value of Editors in Writing and Publishing with donalee MoultonIn Episode 48, we talk with donalee Moulton the role of an editor in the writing process, and how to have an effective (and positive) relationship with your editor. There are different ways to approach working with an editor -- either throughout the writing process or once the work is completed. Find what works for you and run with it.donalee Moulton's website: https://donaleemoulton.com/Barbara Hinske's website: https://barbarahinske.comJ. W. Judge's website: https://jwjudge.com2023-09-1929 minThe Write ApproachWriting Influences and Developing Your Author Voice Who we read affects how we write. But the more we write and the more intentional we are about language choices, character decisions, and prose styles, the more definitively we establish our own voice from which we are telling our stories. In Episode 47 of The Write Approach, Barbara Hinske and J. W. Judge talk about the authors who have influenced (and continue to influence) their writing and they've cultivated their voices as authors. Barbara Hinske's author website: https://barbarahinske.comJ. W. Judge's author website: https://jwjudge.com2023-09-1234 min
Blind AbilitiesBest Selling Author Barbara Hinske Returns to the Studio to Announce Hallmark's Original Movie, "Guiding Emily" , Based on Her Novel, "Guiding Emily: A Tale of Love, Loss and Courage.Returning to the Blind Abilities Studio is USA Today Best Selling Author, Barbara Hinske. Barbara is excited to announce that Hallmark has brought her book to the big screen. She talks about the journey, the process and the feelings she experienced while on-set with the cast, directors and puppies. September 8th, 2023 is the launch date on Hallmark Movies & Mysteries at 8 PM Central and 9 PM Eastern and Pacific. Be Sure to check out all the dates Guiding Emily is playing on your Hallmark channel. Join the Release Party with Barbra and fans of her books. 2023-09-0722 minThe Write ApproachBeing on Movie Sets and Finishing Energy for NovelsIn Episode 46 of The Write Approach, Barbara Hinske talks about being on set for the filming of Guiding Emily (Amazon link), the second of her novels that has been converted to a movie by The Hallmark Channel. Guiding Emily is set to air for the first time on September 8. Barbara was on set for the filming of the movie in Canada, and shares her experience of watching her written work transformed into scenes being acted out in front of her. Meanwhile, J. W. Judge talks about the energy that went into writing the last leg of his fifth novel...2023-09-0528 minThe Write ApproachThe Upshots and Pitfalls of Writing in First Person with Amy L. BernsteinWriting in first person has both its advantages and disadvantages. It opens up the interiority of your protagonist for unfiltered and unfettered exploration, but constrains you to only the things they know. In Episode 45, we talk with author and editor Amy L. Bernstein how when to first in first-person POV and how to make the most out of it.I reached out to Amy after first reading her article, The Peril and Promise of Writing in First-Person POV.Amy L. Bernstein's website: https://amywrites.live/Barbara Hinske's author website: https://barbarahinske.comJ...2023-08-2941 min
Stream Popular Full Audiobooks in Mystery, Thriller & Horror, Cozy MysteryWhen Dreams There Be by Barbara HinskePlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/694382to listen full audiobooks.
Title: When Dreams There Be
Series: #9 of Rosemont
Author: Barbara Hinske
Narrator: Dina Pearlman
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 6 hours 12 minutes
Release date: August 22, 2023
Genres: Cozy Mystery
Publisher's Summary:
Loretta and Frank Haynes have newborn twins. They're beautiful and healthy. Frank has everything he wants: a growing family and a thriving business. He should be on cloud nine, not down in the dumps. What's got him tied up in knots? On a happier note, David Wheeler continues his journey to become a seeing eye dog trainer. His plans to bring a g...2023-08-226h 12
Stream Popular Full Audiobooks in Mystery, Thriller & Horror, Cozy MysteryWhen Dreams There Be by Barbara HinskePlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/694382 to listen full audiobooks. Title: When Dreams There Be Series: #9 of Rosemont Author: Barbara Hinske Narrator: Dina Pearlman Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 6 hours 12 minutes Release date: August 22, 2023 Genres: Cozy Mystery Publisher's Summary: Loretta and Frank Haynes have newborn twins. They're beautiful and healthy. Frank has everything he wants: a growing family and a thriving business. He should be on cloud nine, not down in the dumps. What's got him tied up in knots? On a happier note, David Wheeler continues his journey to become a seeing eye dog trainer. His plans to bring a...2023-08-2230 minThe Write ApproachScreenwriting Your Way to Better Fiction with D.R. Ransdell D.R. Ransdell has been writing fiction for years. She has done writing workshops and worked on her novel-writing craft along the way. But it wasn't until she got serious about screenwriting that she obtained transferable skills with writing dialogue and quickly diving into a story that improved all of her fiction writing. D.R. Ransdell's author website: https://www.dr-ransdell.com/Barbara Hinske's author website: https://barbarahinske.comJ. W. Judge's author website: https://jwjudge.com2023-08-2236 min
Find Best-Selling Full Audiobooks in Fiction, Contemporary WomenWhen Dreams There Be by Barbara HinskePlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/694382 to listen full audiobooks. Title: When Dreams There Be Series: #9 of Rosemont Author: Barbara Hinske Narrator: Dina Pearlman Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 6 hours 12 minutes Release date: August 22, 2023 Genres: Contemporary Women Publisher's Summary: Loretta and Frank Haynes have newborn twins. They're beautiful and healthy. Frank has everything he wants: a growing family and a thriving business. He should be on cloud nine, not down in the dumps. What's got him tied up in knots? On a happier note, David Wheeler continues his journey to become a seeing eye dog trainer. His plans to bring a...2023-08-2230 minThe Write ApproachUsing Short Form Fiction to Experiment with Millicent EidsonIn Episode 43, we talk with Dr. Millicent Eidson about using her background in disease and epidemiology to inform the fiction that she writes. She also discusses using short stories and short form fiction to experiment writing styles and points of view and to expand her skill set as a fiction writer. The portion of this conversation about point of view builds on last week's conversation that we had with Savannah Gilbo (Ep. 42). Millicent Eidson's website: https://drmayamaguire.com/Barbara Hinske's website: https://barbarahinske.com/J. W. Judge's website: https://jwjudge.com/2023-08-1531 minThe Write ApproachChoosing the Point of View for Your Story with Savannah GilboIn Episode 42, we talk with developmental editor, book coach, and podcaster Savannah Gilbo about crafting a story that works. Specifically, we discuss choosing the writing point of view for your story, and the pros and cons of the most prevalent points of view, first person and third person limited. We also talk about what should go into choosing how many points of view characters your story needs.If you enjoy this episode, you'll also want to listen to or watch Episode 29 with Valerie Francis.Savannah Gilbo's website: https://www.savannahgilbo.com/Barbara Hinske's author...2023-08-0830 min
buntel[Epub] [DOWNLOAD] When Dreams There Be: The Ninth Novel in the Rosemont Series by Barbara Hinskedownload [Pdf] When Dreams There Be: The Ninth Novel in the Rosemont Series by Barbara HinskeDownload at https://amazonbookisfree.blogspot.com/B0C1B1V9YZ[PDF] Download When Dreams There Be: The Ninth Novel in the Rosemont Series Ebook | READ ONLINEDownload When Dreams There Be: The Ninth Novel in the Rosemont Series by Barbara Hinske read ebook online PDF EPUB KINDLE Download When Dreams There Be: The Ninth Novel in the Rosemont Series PDF - KINDLE - EPUB - MOBI#ebook #pdf #mobi #kindle #audiobook #epub #free #downloadWhen Dreams There...2023-08-0300 minThe Write ApproachThe Ins and Outs of Writing a Series with Diane Kelly Diane Kelly is the bestselling author of several series spanning from cozy mysteries to white-collar crime. In Episode 41, we discuss the benefits of writing a series, including knowing when its time to close out a series. Diane talks about the business decisions involved in her hybrid approach to traditional and indie publishing. And she talks about the value and importance of being involved in writing organizations. Diane Kelly's author website: https://www.dianekelly.com/ Barbara Hinske's author website: https://barbarahinske.comJ. W. Judge's author website: https://jwjudge.com2023-08-0138 minThe Write ApproachBringing Life to Your Settings with Kellie Coates GilbertIn our conversation with USA Today bestselling author Kellie Coates Gilbert, we talk about setting reader expectations through your author branding (including your book covers) and meeting those expectations within the stories you tell. Kellie also talks about her love for the settings in which she sets her novels and how she brings them to life. Kellie Coates Gilbert's author website: kelliecoatesgilbert.comBarbara Hinske's author website: https://barbarahinske.comJ. W. Judge's author website: https://jwjudge.com2023-07-1135 minThe Write ApproachAllowing Creative Principles to Guide You with Brock SwinsonIn Episode 39, Brock Swinson stops by to talk about the principles that guide his creative life. He focuses on being prolific and diversifies the projects he works on. We discuss being generous with our time and experiences. One of the last things we talk about is how to develop relationships with people further down the career path of commercial success and when it's okay to tap into those relationships.2023-06-2034 minThe Write ApproachHurricane Research and Keyword HuntingIn Episode 38, Barbara Hinske and J. W. Judge discuss various aspects of their writing businesses. J. W. is deep into the writing of his fifth novel, which has involved a significant amount of hurricane research so he can accurately terrorize his characters. Barb is focused on the business side of developing keywords that will prompt more search results, clicks, and purchases of her books.2023-06-1325 minThe Write ApproachA New Location Can Affect Your InspirationIn Episode 37 of The Write Approach, Barb talks about how a recent trip to Paris has affected her inspiration, including one particular interaction that she definitely plans to incorporate into a future novel. We also talk about generally about building travel experiences and settings into your creative works.2023-06-0627 minThe Write ApproachWriting Effective Dialogue with Tiffany Yates MartinIn Episode 36, we talk with developmental editor and author Tiffany Yates Martin about writing dialogue that drives your story and provides more color for your characters. Effective dialogue is as much about what your characters are saying with their body language as with the words they're using.Tiffany Yates Martin's website: https://foxprinteditorial.com/Barbara Hinske's website: https://barbarahinske.com/J. W. Judge's website: https://jwjudge.com/2023-05-2337 minThe Write ApproachBeware the Toll that Writing Takes with Kristina AdamsIn Episode 35, we talk with author and podcaster Kristina Adams about the physical, mental, and emotional toll that writing can have on a person. But we don't just identify problems. Adams also talks about things authors can do to better take care of themselves and improve their well-being.And ghosts. We also talk about ghosts.If you enjoy this topic on mindfulness and self-care, check out our past episode with Claire Parsons (Ep. 21).The Writer's Mindset Podcast: https://www.writerscookbook.com/podcast/Kristina Adams' website: https://www.kristinaadamsauthor.com/...2023-05-0926 minThe Write ApproachThe Power of Consistently Showing Up to do Your Creative WorkJ. W. Judge and Barbara Hinske discuss the value of consistently showing up to do your creative work regardless of your perceived progress. Consistency drives you toward hitting inflection points and give you the opportunity to success that you otherwise wouldn't have if you didn't persevere. 2023-05-0239 minThe Write ApproachFrom Spicy Romance to Chart-Topping Suspense with Alessandra TorreIn our conversation with NYT bestseller Alessandra Torre, we talk about launching into indie publishing in 2012 as a romance author and how her early success enabled her to quit her job to write full time. As a hybrid author, Torre has had huge success in both the indie and traditional publishing spaces. But more recently, she has made strategic business decisions about the kinds of novels she wants to write and who she wants to publish through, to attempt to amplify her success and reach new levels. In addition to her writing, Torre is the founder of Inkers Con...2023-04-2534 minThe Write ApproachWhat to Expect When Working with a Publicist with Kathleen SchmidtMany authors have the idea that working with a publicist can change the trajectory for commercial success or failure of their book. Frequently, their expectations are unreasonable or not aligned with the budget. Kathleen Schmidt is our guest for Episode 32 of The Write Approach to talk about what it's like to work with a publicist, what it is that publicists do, and how authors can have an effective relationship with the person doing the publicity work for their books.You can find Kathleen on Twitter and subscribe to her Substack newsletter, Publishing Confidential, where she sheds light...2023-04-1835 minThe Write ApproachStrategies for a Sustainable Writing Career with Jessie KwakOne of the keys for a successful writing career marketing yourself and networking with other writers. It can take a while to figure out what sorts of marketing and networking are sustainable for you and your personality type. But like many other aspects of your writing career this is worth experimenting with and stepping out of your comfort zone.For Jessie Kwak, science fiction writer and author of Big Idea to Book: Create a Writing Practice That Brings You Joy, stepping out of her comfort zone includes launching her own conference, Author Alchemy Summit, for February 2024.2023-04-1130 minThe Write ApproachWriting Fiction as a Second Career with Lisa M. LillyAuthor, lawyer, and entrepreneur Lisa M. Lilly knows what it's like to have ambitions of becoming a writer, setting that aside for a time, and coming back to fiction writing as a second career. In Episode 30, we talk with Lilly about practical measures that busy professionals can take to pursue writing as a second career. For a deeper dive into the topic, pick up Lisa M. Lilly's newest non-fiction book, Fiction Writing as Your Second Career. J. W. Judge's own book, Write Your Novel One Day at a Time, explores a similar topic and includes a separate int...2023-04-0439 minThe Write ApproachApplying Story Theory to Improve Your Fiction Writing with Valerie FrancisAs a certified Story Grid editor and the co-host of the Story Nerd Podcast, Valerie Francis knows so much more about the art of story than we could have ever hoped to discuss in one episode. So in Episode 29 of The Write Approach, we keep the interview to a high-level discuss about how authors can study and apply story theory without getting lost or overwhelmed. Valerie Francis' website: https://valeriefrancis.ca/Barbara Hinske's website: https://barbarahinske.com/J. W. Judge's author website: https://jwjudge.com/2023-03-2832 minThe Write ApproachDeciding Whether to Pursue Traditional or Indie Publishing An author's decision about whether to pursue traditional or indie publishing, or a hybrid model that incorporates both, is a deeply personal one. It should be an educated decision that is made on the basis of (among other things) what business model the author is most comfortable with. In Episode 28 of The Write Approach we aim to help inform that decision. We discuss why we've each chosen traditional or indie publishing at various times, any why one of us is opening up our options. Barbara Hinske's website: https://barbarahinske.com/J. W. Judge's author website: https://jw...2023-03-2130 minThe Write ApproachRising to the Top of the Legal Thriller Genre with Robert BaileyIn Episode 27, we talk with best-selling legal thriller author Robert Bailey about his rise through the ranks of the genre. His early novel-writing career hit a snag when his publisher closed shop, but fortune shined on him when he caught the attention of Thomas & Mercer, who he's been working with ever since. We discuss how Bailey used writing to contend with turmoil and tragedy in his life, and how he launched his writing career while practicing law full time.Bailey is also friends and neighbors with past podcast guest, Georgina Cross (Episode 14).Robert Bailey's author...2023-03-1431 minThe Write ApproachMind Your Business through an Author Estate with Michael La RonnIn Episode 26, we talk with Michael La Ronn about what authors need to do to protect the legacy of the intellectual property they create, even after they've shuffled off their mortal coils. Creating an author estate is an essential act of empathy and kindness that you can do now that will benefit your heirs for years after you're gone. We highly recommend Michael La Ronn's books, The Author Estate Handbook and The Author Heir Handbook.Michael La Ronn's author website: https://authorlevelup.com/Michael La Ronn's YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@AuthorLevelUp...2023-03-0731 minThe Write ApproachPirates, Scams, and Copyright Issues with Dave ChessonIn Episode 25 of The Write Approach, Dave Chesson of Kindlepreneur talks with us about current trends on Amazon, scams that are prevalent on the Amazon platform and in the author community, problems with pirates, and dealing with copyright issues.Dave Chesson's website -- https://kindlepreneur.com/Barbara Hinske's author website -- https://barbarahinske.com/J. W. Judge's author website -- https://jwjudge.com/2023-02-2835 minThe Write ApproachDeveloping Strong Female Characters with Laurie Fagen In Episode 24 of The Write Approach, Laurie Fagen talks about writing novels with strong female leads, how to avoid harmful stereotypes, using news headlines to generate story ideas, and the role her career in journalism played in helping her find her voice as a novelist. Laurie Fagen's website -- http://www.readlauriefagen.com/Barbara Hinske's author website -- https://barbarahinske.com/J. W. Judge's author website -- https://jwjudge.com/2023-02-2132 min
The Author's Preface#2 – Barbara HinskeToday we speak with USA Today Bestselling Author Barbara Hinske. Barbara is well known for her Coming To Rosemont series, her Guiding Emily series, the Paws & Pastries series, as well as her Hallmark Channel Christmas Movie, The Christmas Club. If you're interested in finding out more about Barbara and her publications, you can find her at www.barabarhinske.com. SHOW NOTES:-Barbara on Facebook -Barbara on Instagram -Barbara on Amazon -Barbara on Pinterest -Barbara on Goodreads -Barbara on Twitter -BookBub -Clubhouse online chat room (the Author...2023-02-191h 16
The Author's PrefaceBarbara HinskeToday we speak with USA Today Bestselling Author Barbara Hinske. Barbara is well known for her Coming To Rosemont series, her Guiding Emily series, the Paws & Pastries series, as well as her Hallmark Channel Christmas Movie, The Christmas Club. SEGMENTS The Old World (10:44) Inspiration (17:59) Testing the Waters (22:54) Setbacks (46:56) Going Pro (51:07) The New World (01:00:00) Advice (01:01:44) If you're interested in finding out more about Barbara and her publications, you can find her at www.barabarhinske.com. Other links include: Barbara on Facebook Barbara on Instagram Barbara...2023-02-171h 16The Write ApproachHow to Make Your Side Characters Sizzle with Karen OddenKaren Odden returns to talk about how we can make our secondary and side characters memorable to readers. Secondary characters help give our stories shape and our often the characters who readers fall in love with. Think Ron and Hermione from Harry Potter. Han Solo from Star Wars. They add depth and color. And if writers don't keep their side characters in check, they can try to take over. Karen Odden's website -- https://karenodden.com/Barbara Hinske's author website -- https://barbarahnske.com/J. W. Judge's author website -- https://jwjudge.com/J. W...2023-02-1434 minThe Write ApproachDeciding Which Characters Get a Point of ViewIn Episode 22, we focus on how we decide which characters get points of view in the novels we're writing. We discuss in detail how J. W. Judge's work-in-progress has evolved from his expectation of having multiple viewpoint characters to deciding on only one. Barbara Hinske sheds light on how we can use viewpoint characters as accent pieces to make a story lighter or darker. We also talk about choosing between first-person and third-person narratives.2023-02-0734 minThe Write ApproachMindfulness, Self-Compassion, and Being a Badass with Claire ParsonsIn our interview with Claire Parsons, we talk about how mindfulness and self-compassion combine forces to make her a badass lawyer. Claire discusses how, through establishing a regular writing practice, she overcame doubts about whether she had enough to say to write a book. Now, she's written two and is on her way to a third. We also discuss dealing with fear.Claire Parson's website -- https://brilliantlegalmind.com/How to be a Badass Lawyer by Claire ParsonsBarbara Hinske's author website -- https://barbarahinske.com/J. W. Judge's author website -- https://jwjudge.c...2023-01-3138 minThe Write ApproachWhat To Do after You Finish the First Draft of Your Novel We frequently see writers on social media and other forums ask, "I've finished my novel. Now what do I do?" In Episode 20, Barbara Hinske and J. W. Judge discuss how they approach editing and editing and editing again the drafts of their completed manuscripts. We even give you takeaway spoilers: while there is no one-size-fits-all approach for what to do after you finish the first draft of your novel, you have to find what works for you, implement and hone it with consistency, and don't be afraid to evolve. 2023-01-2423 minThe Write ApproachMove Your Writing Career Forward with Goal Setting Barbara Hinske and J. W. Judge have been using goal setting for years to motivate themselves and drive their work forward. In this episode, they look back at the goals they set for 2022, and discuss their business and writing goals for 2023. 2023-01-1733 minThe Write ApproachWriting and Selling Novels in New Genres with Robert Dugoni When you're already a bestselling author known for your legal thrillers and police procedurals, how do your agent and publisher respond when you tell them you tell them your new book is in a new genre. Your mileage may vary, but for Robert Dugoni, his team couldn't have been more supportive. We also talk with Dugoni about his journey to getting published, the myth of the overnights success, and the writing process that enables him to publish two books a year. For more from Robert Dugoni, check out J. W. Judge's non-fiction book Write Your Novel One Da...2023-01-1034 minThe Write ApproachOnce Upon a Trope with Jennifer HiltIn Episode 17 of The Write Approach, we talk with Jennifer Hilt about the importance of genre tropes and how they color the works that we read, write, and watch. Jennifer is the author of The Trope Thesaurus and a paranormal mystery series about an undead detective. Jennifer Hilt's website -- https://www.jenniferhilt.com/Barbara Hinske's author website -- https://barbarahinske.com/J. W. Judge's author website -- https://jwjudge.com/2023-01-0338 minThe Write ApproachWriting and Podcasting about the Holidays with Brian EarlChristmas is nearly upon us, but for Brian Earl, Christmas is a year-round endeavor. In Episode 16 of The Write Approach, we talk with Brian Earl about Christmas Past, the title for both his popular podcast and his book about the traditions and stories that make Christmas such a central occasion to so many people's lives. Brian talks about how he started his podcast because it's the kind of thing he wanted to listen to, and he couldn't find it in the market. He tells us about its growth and evolution, and the encouraging feedback he receives from listeners (and...2022-12-2030 minThe Write ApproachGetting Creative to Land an Agent with Karen OddenLanding an agent to advocate for your work is no mean feat. In Episode 15 of The Write Approach, Karen Odden tells us the research and effort she put into finding the right literary agent for her Victorian-era historical novels. We talk about the benefits of writing to a niche market and the significant role the research plays in her writing (and the joy she derives from that research). Finally, we talk about how about Karen's academic career has dovetailed with the novels she writes. Karen Odden's website -- https://karenodden.com/Barbara Hinske's author website...2022-12-1343 minThe Write ApproachWriting While Working Full Time with Georgina CrossWhile working with rocket scientists as a defense contractor, Georgina Cross jumped into the world of writing suspense and thriller novels. She is now writing full time and has no intent to go back to her day job. In Episode 14 of The Write Approach, we talk with Georgina Cross about the grind of writing one novel while waiting from the previously written novel to sell to a publisher. We discuss the benefits of using locations local to you as the setting for your story and the benefits doing so can provide for your marketing efforts. We also talk about...2022-12-0641 minThe Write ApproachUsing a Framework to Write Your Novel with Matty Dalrymple In Episode 13 of The Write Approach we talk with author and podcaster Matty Dalrymple about using a frame to aid you in writing your novel. We distinguish a framework from a conventional outline and talk about how it can benefit both plotters and discovery writers. Matty gives personal illustrations of what prompted the need for developing a frame for her own writing and how it has benefited her. Matty Dalrymple's website -- https://www.theindyauthor.com/ (her article, Creating a Story Frame) Barbara Hinske's author website -- https://barbarahinske.com/J. W. Judge's auth...2022-11-2936 minThe Write ApproachFiguring Out What Kind of Editing Your Story Needs with Linden GrossIn our second episode with Linden Gross, we discuss the different kinds of editing that are available (and usually necessary) for writers. We shed light on how to distinguish between what you need (developmental editing, copy editing, line editing, and proofreading) and at what point in the process you need it. We also get personal and practical in this episode by having Barbara Hinske talk about a scene she wrote that wasn't as emotionally effective as it needed to be, how Gross identified the problem, and what they did to resolve it.If you missed the first...2022-11-2229 minThe Write ApproachHow to Work with a Writing Coach with Linden GrossIn the first of two episodes with Linden Gross, we talk about what it's like to work with a writing coach. Barbara Hinske and Linden Gross have worked together on twenty books, so we delve into how that relationship works and how they've refined their book development process over time. Gross talks about how, as a writing coach, she has to be flexible to meet the needs of her clients. Finally, we discuss the benefits that writers can obtain from working with a writing coach. Linden Gross' website -- https://lindengross.com/Barbara Hinske's author w...2022-11-1539 minThe Write ApproachHow Your Worldview Affects Your Writing with Dan WellsHaving listened to Dan Wells for years on Writing Excuses and Intentionally Blank, J. W. Judge and Barbara Hinske had about 4 hours worth of questions that we crammed into 40 minutes. Primary among the topics that we discussed with Dan was how his religious beliefs and worldview affect write he will (and won't) write about and how he approaches those topics. We also talk about how our early life experiences can color how comfortable we are writing about darker themes.On the business side of authorship, Dan Wells talks about the benefits of attending fan conferences, how writing i...2022-11-0842 min
Lois Strachan75 - Barbara Hinske on Writing about a Blind Woman and Her Guide DogIn this episode I chat with Barbara Hinske, a USA Today bestselling author about her newest book,
Over Every Hurdle,
the third book in the Guiding Emily series about a blind woman and her guide dog.
We learn about Barbara’s inspiration for the series, the research she does into creating a realistic lived experience for both Emily and her guide dog, Garth, and the response to the series so far.
PS Both Fiji and I think Garth is the cutest dog – if you are a dog lover, you’ll love meeting Garth between the pa...2022-11-0336 minA Different Way of Seeing75 - Barbara Hinske on Writing about a Blind Woman and Her Guide DogIn this episode I chat with Barbara Hinske, a USA Today bestselling author about her newest book,
Over Every Hurdle,
the third book in the Guiding Emily series about a blind woman and her guide dog.
We learn about Barbara’s inspiration for the series, the research she does into creating a realistic lived experience for both Emily and her guide dog, Garth, and the response to the series so far.
PS Both Fiji and I think Garth is the cutest dog – if you are a dog lover, you’ll love meeting Garth between the pa...2022-11-0336 minThe Write ApproachProviding Description through Dialogue and Character ActionsMost readers no longer want large blocks of text that describe settings in intimate detail. If you are writing those kinds of paragraphs and were able to poll your readers about them, you'd likely find that those parts of the book are being skimmed or skipped. So the question becomes how to include those important descriptions details about settings and characters without beating the reader over the head with them. In Episode 9 of The Write Approach, Barbara Hinske and J. W. Judge give some ideas for effective means of doing this.Also on this date, J. W...2022-11-0138 minThe Write ApproachProperly Motivating Your AntagonistsMost everyone focuses their attention on having compelling protagonists. But are you giving your antagonists the attention they deserve? Whether you're writing romance, mysteries, or fantasy novels, your bad guys need to be well-rounded to be interesting. Two ways to do this are through sharing their back story and identifying the motivations for their actions.Barbara Hinske's author website -- https://barbarahinske.com/J. W. Judge's author website -- https://jwjudge.com/J. W. Judge's writing blog -- https://expectantwriter.com/2022-10-2533 min
Writing Works Wonders: Advancing Beyond BarriersEp 84 Writing Works Wonders: Barbara Hinske Guest AthorShow Notes Episode 84 Barbara Hinske Author Interview
Co-hosts: Cheryl McNeil Fisher and Kathy King
Meet the Author! Barbara Hinske!
This is an exciting episode as we have the award-winning Barbara Hinske on Writing Works Wonders. Be ready to be inspired and laugh as we learn about her phenomenal career spanning law, writing, and a movie? Entertainment, inspiration, learning and excitement all packed in one episode!
**Barbara’s books include people with visual impairment, guide dogs, and many other themes. For those who have read her work, you know we’re in for...2022-10-2343 minThe Write ApproachDeciding What to Write Next When you finish one writing project and are mentally (and let's face it -- emotionally) ready to take on a new one, it can be a daunting task to decide what to write next. If you're like us, you have no shortage of ideas. So how you decide what to write next? Barbara Hinske and J. W. Judge have had very different approaches to responding to this question. Because Barbara has multiple series going, her creative choices are colored by business necessities. J. W. has been a bit more willy-nilly about it to date, but sees changes on the h...2022-10-1832 minThe Write ApproachDovetailing Creative Ideas and Smart Business Decisions with Kevin TumlinsonWe had a different episode slotted for this date, but when Kevin Tumlinson told us his birthday is October 12, we couldn't help but give him an early birthday present. We cover a bunch of ground in this interview, and two parts of the conversation really stand out. Kevin talks about writing novels quickly, but also about that costs that can accompany doing that. We also discuss how his crossover stories have origins in being creative endeavors but have the effect of introducing multiple intellectual properties to new audiences. There is also a discussion about how Kevin researches...2022-10-1136 minThe Write ApproachLook Closer at Keeping Your Readers' Interest with David EllisIn Episode 5 of The Write Approach, NYT #1 bestselling author David Ellis talks about the tenacity and intentionality required to juggle writing and legal careers simultaneously, how collaborating with James Patterson has improved his writing, and why a writer must prioritize maintaining their readers' interest in every chapter.We also discuss David Ellis' newest book Look Closer and why he enjoys starting a new novel with a character in mind before he starts developing the plot.David Ellis -- https://davidellis.com/Barbara Hinske -- https://barbarahinske.com/J. W. Judge...2022-10-0431 minThe Write ApproachResearch's Role in Writing Fiction Barbara Hinske and J. W. Judge start with personal updates about their author journey's, including Barb recounting how she responded to losing two hours worth of writing. In the day's topic, they discuss different methods of researching and the integral role that research has played in writing their novels. In the conversation, they discuss how research can be anything from going through historical archives to traveling to sites pertinent to a story to interviewing people who have the physical limitations or condition you're writing about. Barbara Hinske's author website -- https://barbarahinske.com/J. W. Jud...2022-09-2730 minThe Write ApproachPioneering the Legal Thriller with Scott TurowThe Write Approach's first guest is #1 New York Times bestselling author Scott Turow. We talk about how marketing new books has evolved, the drive that kept him practicing law for more than 20 years after he was a well-established bestseller, and how he approaches new writing projects.Scott Turow's newest book, Suspect, releases on September 20, 2022, and Barbara Hinske couldn't find enough good things to say about its characters during the interview. Also on September 20, J. W. Judge's third book in his dark fantasy series, The Zauberi Chronicles, hits bookshelves wherever books are sold online. Go pick...2022-09-2036 minThe Write ApproachShould You Write Under a Pen Name?There are many business decisions to make as an author. Primary among them is which name to write your works under. Co-hosts Barbara Hinske and J. W. Judge have both opted to write their fiction under pen names. In Episode 2 of The Write Approach, they discuss their personal reasons for using pen names, the benefits of using a pseudonym, and some of the difficulties that accompany it. Barbara Hinske's author website -- https://barbarahinske.com/J. W. Judge's author website -- https://jwjudge.com/ J. W. Judge's writing blog -- https://expectantwriter.com/2022-09-1325 minThe Write ApproachWhere Do Story Ideas Come From?In Episode 1 of The Write Approach, Barbara Hinske and J. W. Judge introduce themselves to listeners and discuss: (1) where the ideas for their stories and series have come from, and (2) what they do with those ideas once they have them.Barbara Hinske's author website -- https://barbarahinske.com/J. W. Judge's author website -- https://jwjudge.com/ J. W. Judge's writing blog -- https://expectantwriter.com/2022-09-0630 min