Hey readers, Since my interview with Joanna Penn last month, I became more curious about exploring the different ways writers go about pursuing their wildest dreams. For those of us who tend to go crazy in a cubicle, and need free rein to create, Joanna gave us an excellent strategy last month: save up your money, [...]

Hey readers, so today I’m happy to feature an excellent interview with fellow two-time Top Ten Blogger for Writers, Joanna Penn, from The Creative Penn! In this interview we’ll be talking about a recent change Joanna has made in her life, and how this change has influenced her life and her writing in a positive [...]

Let me tell you a little bit more bout the man behind all this coolness: my interviewee today, Sean Platt, is a ghostwriter who is basically like you and me–but in the future. Or at least the future we would like to be in. He’s figured out how to use ghostwriting to help him make a great living as a writer–while he simultaneously pursues his dream of writing great fiction.

I have a special treat for you today as I am interviewing Grammar Girl! Grammar Girl’s real name is Mignon Fogarty, and if you didn’t know, she’s the creator of the wildly popular Grammar Girl and the founder and managing director of Quick and Dirty Tips. She’s the online go-to expert for all things Grammar, and her fabulous Grammar Girl podcasts are downloaded nearly a million times each month. Her podcasts are so awesome that they’ve even won many awards, including Best Education Podcast in the Podcast Awards (2007, 2008) and iTunes Best Podcast (2007) and Best Classic Podcast (2008, 2009, 2010). As if that wasn’t impressive enough, Mignon has also appeared as a guest on The Oprah Winfrey Show, and she’s been featured in the New York Times, Business Week, Washington Post, USA Today, and CNN.com.

Hey readers, I have a special treat for you today: I’m interviewing Leo Babauta of the wildly popular Zen Habits!

My interview with Jane Friedman, contributing editor to Writer’s Digest