Give your ears some momentum! Listen now: (18:34) 0.75x 1x 1.25x 1.5x 2x 0:0018:34 The Importance of the First Line AppleGoogle PodcastsPlayer EmbedShare Leave a ReviewListen in a New WindowDownloadSoundCloudStitcherSubscribe on AndroidSubscribe via RSSSpotify In this episode of the Writing Momentum podcast, hosts Christopher Maselli and Gena Maselli, along with guest Rene Gutteridge, delve into…
Discussion includes the hosts sharing their experiences and insights on how to make the first chapter captivating and foundational for the rest of the story.
Chris and Gena discuss the importance of setting and achieving writing goals for 2025.
Chris and Gena are joined by Rene Gutteridge, The conversation touches on techniques such as, asking ‘what if’ questions, the ‘yes and’ approach, and
the importance of creating a positive, collaborative environment.
Joined by award-winning author Rene Gutteridge, we explore practical strategies to overcome creative roadblocks in both fiction and nonfiction writing. Rene shares her insights on managing emotional and logical aspects of writing, the importance of stepping back, and engaging with writing communities for support. Whether you’re a seasoned writer or just starting out, this discussion offers valuable advice to help you maintain your writing momentum.
Chris and Gena tackle one of the top questions they receive: How do I get people to buy my book? Chris and Gena discuss the importance of doing this early, even before you publish it.
In this episode, we explore a pivotal shift in approaching editors, coaches, and critiquers for writing feedback. Instead of asking, ‘What do you think?’ transform your question to ‘How can I make this better?’ This subtle change encourag
Join Christopher Maselli and Gena Maselli, along with author Henry McLaughlin as Henry delves into the importance of manuscript critiques, offering valuable advice on giving and receiving feedback, and best practices for submitting your work.
Christopher and Gena Maselli are joined by award-winning author Henry McLaughlin. Together, they tackle the importance of first page critiques, essential tips for preparing and receiving manuscript feedback, and how to make your writing stand out from the very beginning.
Explore the process of finding your unique voice as an author. Discover what it means to develop your writing style, why authenticity matters, and how it helps build trust with your audience. Chris and Gena share their favorite authors and how their distinct styles have influenced their own writing. Learn practical tips on experimenting with different techniques and the importance of reading often to refine your voice. Tune in to unlock the key steps to discovering and embracing your authentic writing style. Don’t forget to share this episode with fellow writers!