Read to Write Kidlit Podcast

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S4 Ep 1: “Write the little story you have to tell, that’s how beautiful stories get written” and more advice from N. West Moss, author of Birdy.

October 02, 2026

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S3 Ep 10: "A book that makes us want to write - go get another a copy to destroy" and other tips on how to read like a writer.

August 01, 2026

Welcome to a very special episode! We are so excited to welcome back two wonderful, insightful, Read To Write Kidlit alumni authors for a special season finale! In this episode we will talk about specific strategies for reading as a writer, tell you how we approach reading each book for the podcast, and hear from Jennifer Nielsen (author of Iceberg and featured in Season one Episode 4) and Naomi Milliner (author The Trouble With Secrets featured in Season 2 Episode 7 and Season 3 Episode 6) ...

S3 Ep 9: We celebrate 20 years of Fablehaven with a chat with author Brandon Mull on all things writing and fantasy!

July 01, 2026

Brandon Mull is the New York Times bestselling author of the Fablehaven series and several other series for kids. The first book was published in 2006 and the fifth, and final, book was published in 2010. Now 20 years later, Fablehaven is celebrating its anniversary with an illustrated special edition of Fablehaven. It will also be heading to theaters in 2027.We talked with Brandon about the overall journey of writing this book as well as his other books. He shared some great words of wisdom ...

Journey of the Art · Low booking difficulty · 100 - 1,000 listeners

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Who is an ideal guest for Read to Write Kidlit Podcast?

Read to Write Kidlit Podcast typically books working professionals with real expertise. Typical guest background: Published kidlit authors (especially middle grade and lower middle grade, also young adult), ideally with a recent release and craft-relevant perspective (e.g., plotting/strategy, emotional themes, grief, identity, fantasy elements). Common among recent guests: Published middle grade/YA novels; Debut or new release authorship; Relevant background for the book’s themes (e.g., teaching experience, poetry background). Recent guests include Rebecca Bendheim, Jen Calonita, and Naomi Milliner.

How hard is it to get booked on Read to Write Kidlit Podcast?

Medium. Guests usually need solid credentials in the topic and an idea that fits the show.

What topics does Read to Write Kidlit Podcast cover?

Recent episodes cover Middle Grade, Young Adult, Kidlit, Writing, and Authors. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.