In this special bookclub-style episode, Sarah is joined by her friend Franny—new to the world of spicy fiction and already running a bookclub that brings women together for laughter, connection, and a few blush-worthy reads.

Together, they dive into Kat T. Masen’s How To Break My Heart—a cozy, small-town romance that’s equal parts heartfelt and steamy. Expect lots of laughs, honest reactions, and a peek into how stories like this one create real connection between women.

Whether you’re a longtime romance reader or just curious about why these books are so addictive, you’ll love this warm, hilarious conversation about love, friendship, and the power of storytelling.

✨ Grab your favorite drink and join the fun!

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🎙️ This Isn’t a Comeback. It’s a Continuation. (What Fiction Writers Can Learn from Taylor’s Showgirl Era)

✨ What if your next big moment isn't a reinvention—but a continuation of everything you've already layered?

In this solo episode, Sarah channels fangirl energy and creative fire to unpack what Taylor Swift’s The Life of a Showgirl era can teach us about storytelling, identity, and building a lasting author brand.

You’ll learn:

🪞 How to evolve your author voice without losing yourself 🎭 Why emotional resonance is the long game (and worth it) 🔁 The power of callbacks, consistency, and layered meaning 📖 What fiction writers can borrow from Taylor’s storytelling playbook 🩰 And how your “extra” creative sides can actually feed your writing

Whether you're writing your first book or your fifteenth, this episode will reignite your belief in your work—and remind you that you’re not behind, you’re just still layering.

💌 Want more support on your writing journey? Check out Fiction Writing Academy at serenadepublishing.com/academy

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It’s time to get your Halloween romance fix! In this special episode of The Write Podcast, I chat with author Amy Hutton, whose hilarious and heartwarming paranormal rom-com Ghosted is the perfect spooky season read.

We dive into the inspiration behind the book (yes, there’s a ghost!), the delicate balance of humour and heart in paranormal romance, and how Amy crafted such lovable, laugh-out-loud characters. Whether you're a writer looking to add a little supernatural flair to your stories or just love a good ghostly love tale, this episode is for you.

Grab your pumpkin spice latte and tune in for behind-the-scenes insights, writing tips, and lots of laughs as we celebrate Ghosted and all things Halloween romance.

👻✨ Don’t forget to visit serenadepublishing.com for more writing inspiration and free resources!

In this heartwarming episode of The Write Podcast, I’m joined by journalist-turned-author Tanya Nellestein, who shares her journey of learning to write fiction from scratch—and how writing her first novel became a deeply cathartic and healing experience.

We dive into her shift from journalism to Viking romance, the ups and downs of writing as a beginner, and her fearless approach to trying new things and embracing the creative process. Tanya also opens up about the joy of attending book signings, connecting with readers, and meeting other authors in the wild—it’s all part of building a writing life that feels rich and real.

If you’ve ever doubted your ability to write, or needed a reminder that it’s okay to learn as you go, this conversation will truly inspire you.

n this special bookclub edition, I’m joined by fantasy superfan and all-around book lover Tim Coulson to dive into the spellbinding world of The Forbidden Alchemy by Stacey McEwan. We’re talking all things magic, mayhem, and emotional rollercoasters!

Tim and I had so much fun unpacking the rich world-building, the intricate magical system, and of course—that juicy love triangle. We especially loved watching the main character’s arc unfold, with all the heartache, growth, and grit that makes a fantasy heroine unforgettable.

Whether you’ve already devoured the book or you’re just curious what all the buzz is about, this episode is your backstage pass to all the twists, turns, and swoon-worthy moments.

In this inspiring episode of The Write Podcast, Sarah Williams chats with crime fiction author Fiona Tarr about the realities of building a writing career and connecting with readers.

Fiona shares her insights on:

• Learning what the market wants without losing your creative spark

• The value of speaking at libraries and building community connections

• Why having writer friends is essential for motivation and support

• Her experience producing audiobooks with a traditional publisher versus going independent

Whether you’re dreaming about your first book or navigating the publishing landscape, this conversation is full of practical wisdom and heartfelt encouragement to help you along your writing journey.

Tune in, take notes, and let Fiona’s story inspire your next step.

What if the reason you haven’t finished (or even started) your novel isn’t because you’re not good enough — but because no one ever taught you the secret?In this on-demand video, I’m revealing the truth that only successful authors know — the one thing that sets bestselling books apart from ones that go unfinished or unread.This isn’t another class about grammar or outlining.This is about unlocking the most powerful, overlooked ingredient in fiction — and once you understand it, everything about writing your novel becomes clearer, easier, and far more exciting.

In this episode, I’m sharing a behind-the-scenes look at what it’s like to work closely with one of my incredible authors, Tanya Renee. Tanya first submitted her novel Prairie Sky to Serenade Publishing over two years ago—and since then, we’ve built a strong, collaborative relationship that’s resulted in a new book every three months.

We talk about the trust and communication that go into our author–publisher partnership, how we align on strategy and timelines, and the ways we support each other creatively and professionally. If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like to work with a boutique publishing house—or you’re dreaming of having that kind of support—this episode will give you a real, honest glimpse into how it can look when it works well.

✨ You’ll hear about

• Tanya’s experience publishing under Serenade Publishing

• How we maintain momentum and hit regular release goals

• The mutual respect and shared vision that fuel our success
  

Whether you're seeking a publishing partner or want to strengthen your existing author relationships, there’s something here for you.

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