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Episodes: 109
Frequency: Biweekly
Rating: 4.9/5.0
Estimated listeners: 1k-10k
Gender skew: Female
Location: USA
Instagram: 4.9k followers
nicole@nicolemeier.com
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Nicole Meier - Novelist, writing mentor, and editor who helps fiction and memoir writers develop their craft and navigate publishing decisions.
Annie Cathryn - Querying Literary Agents, Traditional Versus Self-publishing, Launching An Indie Publishing Business, Book Production, Distribution, Creative Control, And Author Career Strategy.
110. AI, Agency Decay, and the Messy Draft Worth Writing
June 30, 2026
Is AI quietly eroding your creative confidence? I’m sharing what I’m seeing in manuscripts as an editor, discussing the concept of “agency decay,” and making a case for why the messy, uncertain work of drafting is exactly where your writer’s voice gets made.In this episode:Why AI-generated pages are recognizable to agents, editors, and book coachesWhat “agency decay” is and how it chips away at your creative confidence over timeThe difference between using AI as a tool vs. letting it replace ...
109. Should You Self-Publish? One Novelist's Journey from Traditional to Indie with Annie Cathryn
June 16, 2026
What happens when traditional publishing stalls your career — and you decide to take matters into your own hands?In this episode, Nicole sits down with award-winning novelist Annie Cathryn (The Friendship Breakup, Eat the Cake) to talk candidly about her journey from querying 125 literary agents, landing a traditional publishing deal, and ultimately making the leap to self-publishing her latest novel.Whether you're a fiction writer wondering how to self-publish your first novel, or a tra...
108. How to Know When to Shift
June 02, 2026
That quiet, nagging feeling about your manuscript? It might be trying to tell you something important.In this episode, novelist and writing mentor Nicole Meier gets honest about one of the hardest decisions a writer can face: knowing when it's time to set a manuscript aside, pivot your publishing path, or start something new — and how to make that call from a place of clarity rather than fear or desperation.Nicole shares the personal story of shelving her own early novel after receiving ...
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