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No Write Way with V. E. Schwab

Victoria Elizabeth Schwab

Booking Overview

This is an interview podcast focused on writing craft, creative process, and the professional lives of established authors, with recurring conversations featuring bestselling novelists and poets. PR agencies could credibly pitch published authors, poets, and literary creators with distinctive writing processes or career journeys; booking is likely high difficulty because recent guests are prominent, traditionally published authors.

Metrics

Episodes: 64

Frequency: Weekly

Rating: 4.9/5.0

Estimated listeners: 1k-10k

Gender skew: Unknown

Location: USA

YouTube: 18.4k subscribers

Instagram: 458.0k followers

Contact Information

Publicly listed emails

viciousveschwab@gmail.com

kdwyer@leoprny.com

holly@rootliterary.com

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Host

Victoria Elizabeth Schwab - Victoria Elizabeth Schwab is an internationally bestselling author known for The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue, the Shades of Magic series, and Vicious.

Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

high
Typical Credentials:  
Traditionally published authors or poets with a substantial body of work, notable books, bestselling credentials, or a distinctive perspective on writing and creative practice
Required Achievements:  
Bestselling books, Multiple published novels or collections, Recognition for contributions to fiction or poetry, Successful transitions between genres or readership categories

Recent Guest Discussions

Nikita Gill - Writing From Family History And Inheritance, Writing As A Woman, Perspectives Of Oppression, Creative Kinship, Writing From The Ending, And Finding The Right Words

C. L. Clark - Developing A Writing Life, The Relationship Between The Body And The Page, Writing Rituals, Creative Rest, And Allowing Ideas To Develop Through Boredom

Karin Slaughter - Writing Dark And Intense Fiction, The Experience Of Writing As A Woman, Discipline, Commitment To A Story, And Finishing Difficult Work

Cat Clarke - The Origins Of A Collaborative Novel, Co-writing, Sharing Creative Control, Developing A Shared Voice, And The Challenges Of Writing With Another Person

Ayana Gray - Creative Origins, Experimentation, Moving Beyond Perceived Writing Rules, And The Transition From Young Adult To Adult Fiction

Recent Topics

Writing Craft, Fiction, Publishing, Poetry, Authors

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on
No Write Way with V. E. Schwab
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S5 E6 Scott Hawkins: A Very “Normal” Imagination

September 16, 2026

Confession: it’s fan-girl time.Scott Hawkins, author of The Library at Mount Char and Blacktail, is one of those writers whose books make me want to corner him and ask, “How did you DO that?” He writes in the evenings after his day job and on weekends, and somehow the stories he’s made in those stolen hours are some of my absolute favorites. I’ve read both of his books, and I have a lot of questions.A lot of questions.This conversation is essentially me asking Scott how he makes the magic, wh...

S5 E5 Lisa Jewell: It starts with a bet

September 09, 2026

Some writing careers begin with a bet, a rom-com, and a very committed friend. This week, I’m joined by Lisa Jewell, bestselling thriller author of Then She Was Gone and her latest novel, It Could Have Been Her, to talk about the wonderfully serendipitous path that led her to becoming a writer. From the bet that started it all to the unexpected way she found her first agent and the zany route she took into publishing, Lisa’s origin story is almost as good as one of her books.We talk about the...

S5 E4 Rebecca Serle: Trusting the Process

September 02, 2026

This week, I’m joined by Rebecca Serle, bestselling author of One Italian Summer and Once and Again, for a conversation that feels a little like a master class in trusting the work. We talk through her process, turn the tables on each other, and swap the Jedi mind tricks we use to keep our brains from getting in the way. Rebecca shares what happens when you refuse to give writer’s block any power, and how letting go of the need to know exactly where a story is going can make room for somethin...

Publicly listed emails

viciousveschwab@gmail.com

kdwyer@leoprny.com

holly@rootliterary.com

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