The Writer's Workout

Another Monday, another Indie Author Spotlight! My name is Sadie Dennis and I am so excited to be continuing this series after Jennifer. I'm a lover of all things literature and can't wait to dive deeper into the literary community with all of you! With ultimately the same goal in mind I am taking every opportunity to meet new and interesting people in the literary community, like today's guest Nick Osborne. Make sure to check out their website and socials, which are linked b

Another Monday, another Indie Author Spotlight! But first allow me to introduce myself. My name is Sadie Dennis and I am so excited to be continuing this series after Jennifer. I'm a lover of all things literature and can't wait to dive deeper into the literary community with all of you! With ultimately the same goal in mind I am taking every opportunity to meet new and interesting people in the literary community, like today's guest Erik Kitaev. Something that I truly love t

Hello! Jennifer Martin here! I'm a budding short story writer and a new volunteer at The Writer's Workout as well as a recent graduate. I have learned that breaking into the literary world can be daunting feat and so I am taking every opportunity to meet new and interesting people in the literary community, like today's guest Ani King. Make sure to check out their website and socials, which are linked below, so you don't miss out on any of their future work. I was very please

Hello! Jennifer Martin here! I'm a budding short story writer, a volunteer at The Writer's Workout as well as a recent graduate. I have learned that breaking into the literary world can be daunting feat and so I am taking every opportunity to meet new and interesting people in the literary community, like today's guest Megan Pasonick. Megan is just at the beginning of her publishing journey after independently self-publishing her first children's book, Kimmy Goes Camping. Det

We had the privilege of talking with Jacklyn Oh on winning FIRST place overall in this year's Writer's Games. WW: What encouraged you to participate in Writer's Games this year? JO: I took part in the Writer’s Games for the first time last year. It was a blast, so of course I signed up again this year. I love the longer word limits (compared to other competitions), the open-ended prompts and the focus on different Core Concepts every week. The quality of the judges’ feedback

We had the privilege of talking with Moira Richardson on winning second place overall in this year's Writer's Games. WW: What encouraged you to participate in Writer's Games this year? MR: I had a blast with last year’s Games. It was TOUGH, but I loved the stories that came out of it. One of them is being published as a book in November. Just finished those edits this morning. Another just got accepted for publication just before I sat down to do this interview. I’ve had a bu

We had the privilege of talking with Logan Roscoe on winning third place overall in this year's Writer's Games. WW: What encouraged you to participate in Writer's Games this year? LR: I was an intern and judge for The Writer’s Games back in summer of 2022. It was a very unique experience and provided me a glimpse into the world of creative writing outside university itself. Since then, I've graduated from university and have been lacking a routine when it comes to creative wr