Writing coach Kevin T. Johns explained how to effectively use the literary technique pathetic fallacy. 

Writing coach Kevin T. Johns speak with his client, author Sandy Day, about the release of her new novel, Odd Mom Out. 

I don’t know if you would call me a nihilist, an anarchist, an agnostic, or an existentialist.

The truth is I don’t even believe in putting a label on myself, whether it’s philosophically, religiously, or politically.

I don’t believe in anything except chaos.

Yet, paradoxically, I also believe in serendipity.

In this week’s episode of The Writing Coach podcast, I discuss the fascinating way that chaos and serendipity inform our lives, our careers, and our art.

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Many people spend their entire lives wanting to write; they get a taste of it when they are younger in High School or University, but then life happens. They get married, and they focus on raising a family, or they start a career or put their energy into building a business.

Often it's only upon finally reaching retirement age that they finally have the space, time, and energy in their lives to dedicate to their writing . . . and that's okay!

In this episode of The Writing Coach podcast, I explain why not only his age not a hinderance to becoming an author, it's actually an advantage.

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With the new year underway, everyone is setting goals for 2024.

In this episode of The Writing Coach Podcast, writing coach Kevin T. Johns acknowledges the importance of setting goals, but then asks the question, what if goals aren’t really what we should be focused on? If we want to be happy and productive writers, perhaps our focus needs to go somewhere else.

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