Category Archives: Podcast

Improving Writing by Trying New Forms

This post contains affiliate links. “Humans are not ideally set up to understand logic; they are ideally set up to understand stories.” ~ Roger C. Schank, Cognitive Scientist Lisa Jensen is a ghostwriter and novelist living in the Northwest with her husband and a furry family that includes a pack of Chihuahuas and a pairContinue reading “Improving Writing by Trying New Forms”

A Little Less Fear

This post contains affiliate links. I wrote this book, A Little Less Fear, and created my podcast, A Little Less FEAR PODCAST, with one thing in mind: helping people. I know that everything I have gone through in my very first 40 years of life are for a purpose. I believe we all are bornContinue reading “A Little Less Fear”

The Novel in the Journalists Drawer

This post contains affiliate links. Fran Hawthorne, a New Yorker, is a retired journalist with 8 non-fiction books and articles to her credit. She’s won awards for her nonfiction writing, however, what she wanted ever since she was four years old, was to be a novelist. She has fulfilled that dream with two novels publishedContinue reading “The Novel in the Journalists Drawer”

The Human Story: Walking Each Other Home

This post contains affiliate links. I grew up in 3 countries, am artistic, do energy work and am into spirituality, A Course In Miracles, and have studied social and cultural anthropology. I’m the host of the The Holy Spirit’s Curriculum Of Joy Podcast. In addition to that, I work in education and am open minded.Continue reading “The Human Story: Walking Each Other Home”

The Peace Corps, Chocolate, and Books

This post contains affiliate links. Christine Herbert is a part-time writer, part-time bodyworker, and full-time space cadet currently living in the Pacific Northwest. A dyed-in-the-wool introvert, she occasionally surprises everyone—especially herself—by chucking it all and living an adventurous life of service overseas, once as a U.S. Peace Corps volunteer in Zambia and later as aContinue reading “The Peace Corps, Chocolate, and Books”