Frank Joseph started out as a writer for the Associated Press and moved on in his writing journey to become a publisher, twice! After working several different positions as a writer and publisher, Frank sat down and wrote his first novel, To Love Mercy, published in 2006. Frank discusses the difficult journey he faced as he tried to find a publisher and ultimately ended up with a series. Frank shares is past experiences with wisdom from years past, which writers of all levels can benefit from.

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Listen in as M.K. discusses the creative way she created the list of prompts and how she focuses on her writing through a daily routine including some of her prompts! Find out what it's like for a writer who writes for their day job and just won't quit writing. Tune in and be inspired!

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Connie shares the personal journey that inspired her to write this poignant story, revealing how her husband’s family history shaped her narrative and the challenges she faced while researching the devastating events of Hiroshima.

As she reflects on her writing process, Connie opens up about the emotional weight of crafting scenes related to the atomic bombing and the importance of honoring the stories of those who suffered. She emphasizes the significance of community and collaboration in the writing world, encouraging aspiring authors to immerse themselves in the literary community and seek support.

Join us as we explore the intricacies of writing historical fiction, the marketing journey of a first-time author, and the dedication required to bring a meaningful story to life. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the power of storytelling and the resilience of the human spirit.

Visit Connie Matsumoto's website at https://www.matsumotobooks.com/ for more information on her work.

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