#AmWriting

KJ DellAntonia, Jess Lahey, Sarina Bowen, Jennie Nash

amwriting@substack.com

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Booking Overview

#AmWriting is a writing-focused podcast with “hot seat” coaching and expert craft/author-brand guidance. It’s a strong platform for authors, writing coaches, and publishing professionals who can give actionable, high-credibility advice on finishing and shaping publishable work.

Metrics

Episodes: 529

Frequency: Weekly

Rating: 4.8/5.0

Estimated listeners: 1k-10k

Gender skew: Female

Location: USA

Contact Information

amwriting@substack.com

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Host

KJ DellAntonia - Co-host of #AmWriting, which helps writers play big in their writing life and finish work that matters.

Jess Lahey - Co-host of #AmWriting, offering hard-won advice and inspiration to help writers finish meaningful work.

Sarina Bowen - Co-host of #AmWriting, a podcast/group that provides advice and inspiration for writers.

Jennie Nash - Co-host of #AmWriting and leads segments including hot-seat coaching and conversations that help writers clarify, draft, revise, and finish publishable work.

Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

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Typical Credentials:  
Established or credentialed writing/publishing professionals—e.g., authors with relevant nonfiction craft expertise, writing psychologists/academics who can speak to writer psychology, and novelists with active projects suitable for craft breakdown.
Required Achievements:  
Published book(s), Relevant expertise demonstrated via a specific writing craft or coaching framework, Credible professional background (author, doctor/academic, or recognized publishing/craft contributor)

Recent Guest Discussions

Brenna Humphries - Nonfiction Proposal Clarity, Voice, Marketability; Shifting Positioning To Reduce Legal/traditional Publishing Risks; Reframing Medical-adjacent Content As Lived-experience-driven Guidance

Dr. Diana Hill - Self-worth And Proving Behaviors For Writers; Rebranding; Psychology Of Authenticity And Connection; Using Specific User-centered Language

Andrew Parrella - Thriller Outlining And Revision; Escalation And Clue/red-herring Design; Character Motivation/agency; Integrating A New Opening Murder; Maintaining An Outline As A Living Document

Samantha Skal - Prior Guidance Referenced About Thriller Outlining; Antagonist Motivation And Structure Work Built On Earlier Guidance

Recent Topics

Writing, Publishing, Craft, Coaching, Memoir

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on
#AmWriting
:

Revising with the Blueprint: A Summer Challenge Success Story

July 03, 2026

Jennie Nash interviews author Meghan P. Browne about her journey from picture-book nonfiction to selling her first middle-grade novel, after participating in the 2022 Blueprint Challenge. Browne began the project in 2019, drafted it during her MFA at Vermont College of Fine Arts, then used the Blueprint framework to “reverse engineer” the manuscript and discover it lacked plot; the inside outline helped her connect scene events to emotional meaning. After tragedy and other commitments, she re...

Hot Seat Coaching: Pressure-Testing a Story Engine with Two Villains

June 26, 2026

Jennie Nash introduces a hot seat coaching episode where Author Accelerator coaches Stuart and Margaret work through Margaret’s new Blueprint for a historical novel set in Florence in the 1400s. Stuart helps Margaret pressure-test the story engine by differentiating two opposing forces—an Alchemist experimenting with mercury-based syphilis treatments and Savonarola (whom Stuart nicknames “Rolly”), who seeks to purge Florence to save souls—clarifying how each tempts protagonist Eliana. They ex...

Hot Seat Coaching: Reframing a Prostate Cancer Book for Clarity, Voice, and Marketability

June 19, 2026

In a hot seat coaching session on the #amwriting podcast, Jennie Nash coaches Brenna Humphries on a nonfiction proposal for Where It Hurts: A Couple’s Guide to Kicking Prostate Cancer, noting a disconnect between the proposal’s tone/claims and the sample chapters. They discuss how “salesy” positioning and language that can read as antagonistic toward the medical system may create legal and traditional publishing risks, especially when offering what could be construed as medical advice. Nash s...

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