Episode 336 is basically a masterclass in how two writers can have wildly different weeks. Jerry opens the show by spotting something… unsettling… in his Amish neighbor’s window (because of course he does), but quickly shifts into his ongoing battle with the Great Read-Aloud Edit. He missed his chapter goal by one, panicked about his December 14 deadline, and discovered that Past Jerry was not the writer Present Jerry wishes he were. On the plus side, he’s halfway through writing the Book 2 climax and learning that reading your own prose out loud is both exhausting and humbling.
Rich, meanwhile, casually logs six writing days, 12,741 new thriller words, and keeps pacing for a possible 50K November—while also milling lumber and building farm gates, because why wouldn’t he?
There’s also a writers-group intervention, TikTok despair, and fantasy-football heartbreak, but the real focus this week is writing: goals, edits, deadlines, and keeping your sanity.
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Jerry Evanoff
Website: https://jerryevanoff.com
Email: jerry@jerryevanoff.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jerryevanoffauthor
Rich Kacy
Website: https://www.richkacy.com
Email: rich@richkacy.com
Socials: @KacyHimself
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Jerry has officially entered the “reading out loud to himself in a conference room” stage of editing Book 2—also known as the part where co-workers start to worry. He’s doing a final pass, adding words he swears he’s cutting, and preparing to hand it to his editor like a child presenting macaroni art and saying, “Look. I made novel.”
Meanwhile, Rich hit 200,000+ words for the year, which means he’s either writing a thriller or slowly typing the same sentence over and over like The Shining. ("All work and no ice cream makes Rich a dull boy" is on the table.)
Other highlights of this episode of The New Author Podcast—still the best writing podcast hosted by two dudes who accidentally write during football games:
• Fiverr designers: angels or chaos goblins?
• The thrill of finishing a revision (until you remember the last chapter isn’t actually written)
• Fantasy football pain
• Ice cream as a lifestyle choice, not dessert
• Marketing your author brand without becoming a TikTok cryptid
If you're a self-publishing author, mystery writer, thriller writer, or someone who likes to hear two grown adults justify their life choices—pull up a chair.
Contact Us• Jerry: jerry@jerryevanoff.com — https://jerryevanoff.com
• Rich: rich@richkacy.com — Bluesky: @kacyhimself
Jerry and Rich are back with another jam-packed week of writing talk, fantasy football updates, and a little DIY author branding gone mildly sideways.
Jerry kicks things off with his latest fantasy football saga—three leagues, high stakes, and one borrowed draft strategy that’s paying off big. Then it’s on to the writing life: he’s now written or plotted eleven books and novellas across the Sam Norris Murder Mystery series, topping 355,000 words in two years. With Book 2 edits closing in on the finish line, Jerry explains why he wrote all the drafts first, how he’s planning his box sets and “.5” novellas to bridge them, and why December 14th looms like a midwinter deadline monster.
Rich checks in from library land, sharing progress on his new thriller (13,382 words this week, nearly at his 200k goal for the year), recounting a dentist visit from hell, and proving that even a sore jaw can’t stop a word sprint.
Between them: a conversation about fictional temptation (how far is too far for a protagonist?), using ChatGPT as a creative assistant, and turning writing-business ideas into real merch—like custom notebooks, bookmarks, and QR-coded golf balls that lead to Jerry’s “/next” mystery page.
There’s golf in the cold, book swag brainstorms, ice cream interventions, and enough banter about football, YouTube habits, and Hallmark movies to warm any creative soul heading into November.
00:16 – Intro, camera chaos, and narrow video windows
02:17 – Fantasy football update: big-money leagues and borrowed strategy
05:09 – Jerry’s “why I wrote them all first” writing plan
07:24 – Joanna Penn guest idea & rapid-release vs. long-game strategy
09:16 – Weekly stats: Book 2 edits through Ch 31 (~84k words)
11:26 – Rich’s monster writing week: +13,382 words
13:15 – Golf video fail, mic whine, and Morse code jokes
15:00 – New clue brainstorming and past-Jerry tormenting future-Jerry
17:00 – The “dinner party” chapter and Truman Capote detour
18:52 – Romantic tension dilemma: what makes a hero cross the line?
23:28 – ChatGPT as writing therapist
25:01 – Saturday golf, Chick-fil-A editing, and small-world coincidences
29:53 – Notebook + bookmark merch brainstorm
33:15 – Fiverr adventures and pricing drama
35:33 – “jerryevanoff.com/next” – Jerry’s new favorite idea
38:08 – Book Marketing Tips podcast shoutout
39:15 – Football fatigue and fantasy frustration
40:25 – Rich’s case for baseball being better (Jerry disagrees)
43:33 – Hallmark movies vs. YouTube addiction
44:00 – Dentist horror story & post-Novocaine writing sessions
49:42 – Bingo nights, library chaos, and yellow umbrellas
51:38 – DIY office remodel & anti-glare experiments
55:52 – Weekend wrap-up: writing, chickens, and horror book displays
1:03:00 – Goals: Jerry’s nine-chapter sprint; Rich’s six-day writing streak
1:05:00 – New writers’ group plans and maybe a bookstore crush
writing podcast, indie author, mystery writing, thriller writing, book editing, rapid release strategy, ChatGPT for authors, writing tools, self publishing, author marketing, fantasy football, golf, notebooks, bookmarks, fiverr design, writer productivity, Joanna Penn, ALLi, Paul Teague, plotting, indie publishing, library stories, Hallmark movies, book swag ideas
Jerry Evanoff — jerry@jerryevanoff.com • jerryevanoff.com
Rich Kacy — rich@richkacy.com • Bluesky @KacyHimself
Jerry rushes home for a rare role-reversal Monday and reports a big week: he blew past the halfway mark on Book 2’s edit (now at 24/41 chapters, ~82.3k words), fixed a gnarly continuity slip in Ch. 23, and pushed his custom Story Bible + Plotting app into a usable groove—complete with highlight-to-add entries. He also tests Spotify as a podcast app, dreams up QR-code golf balls for book promos, and eyes a new (maybe too social?) writers’ group.
Rich introduces Marlowe Bennett, lead of his new thriller (not mystery), and logs a strong run—8,202 words over four days, plus a 3,124-word morning sprint. There’s a candid craft/industry segment reacting to Richard Osman vs. social media discourse and James Blatch’s take, along with tools chatter (Scrivener, Wavemaker’s typewriter mode vs. backup woes) and light life notes (orchids, acrylics, wheelbarrow tire, Halloween candy math, and football blowouts).
Recorded: Monday, October 27, 2025.
Hosts: Jerry Evanoff & Rich Kacy.
00:07 Theme
00:21 Role reversal & date stamp (Ep 333)
01:13 Jerry’s “can’t stand still” origin story
02:06 Weather & quick banter
02:37 Jerry’s goals: halfway edit target & app progress
03:39 Marketing vs. promotion (ALLi mention)
05:32 Book 2 stats (82,329 words; 24/41 chapters)
06:10 Rich’s week: Marlowe Bennett thriller, outline to 38 chapters
07:46 Condensing the outline & November plan
08:42 Jerry’s edit run (Chs. 14–16) + SSS scene setup tip
10:37 APBA setup nerd-out (’83 Eagles/Rams)
11:21 Courses & tools: Dave Chesson’s Entrepreneur Academy, Launchpad, Amazon Ads 2.0
13:57 Story Bible UI polish; golf rained out
15:18 Scrivener sync snag; Plotting tool built around ChatGPT + Google Docs
20:00 New “highlight → Story Bible quick-add” flow
21:27 Future test projects (romance idea; “A-Team in space”)
22:26 Sunday edits (Chs. 21–22); spot the continuity bug in Ch. 23
23:45 NFL blowouts → housekeeping montage
26:17 Commute gripes & Android Automotive notes
27:31 Work-from-home cadence & hitting the halfway line
28:15 Library tales: Facebook account rescue attempt
31:08 Wavemaker love/hate (typewriter sounds vs. backups)
33:29 Donation triage & book landfill reality
36:54 Insurance chat; high-deductible plans for the young
38:11 Big writing day: 3,124 words (four and a half chapters total)
39:55 Asics on sale, Moe’s Art Store, Yarnell acrylic course, orchids
41:50 Hobby notes & Wingspan
41:57 Jerry: timing the real marketing push (after Book 3)
42:59 Spotify as a podcast app; discovery via recommendations
43:58 Show promo ideas: bookmarks, notebooks, QR-code golf balls
45:15 New Saturday writers’ group? (social vs. serious debate)
48:52 Weekly schedules & word/edit goals (Jerry aims to Ch. 33)
50:01 Rich’s short work week & Bingo master duty
55:51 Osman/Blatch segment: trad vs. indie visibility, YouTube’s rising value
1:09:30 Wrapping opinions & civility
1:11:08 Contact info & sign-off
Jerry blasts past halfway on Book 2’s edit and patches a timeline error.
His Story Bible + Plotting app now supports highlight-to-add entries.
Rich launches a new thriller heroine: Marlowe Bennett, and stacks 8k+ words.
Real talk: trad vs. indie visibility, social media fatigue, and where YouTube fits.
Odd promo brainstorm: QR-code golf balls that lead to a landing page.
ALLi’s updated marketing book (Alliance of Independent Authors)
Self Publishing Formula “Launchpad” (James Blatch/Mark Dawson)
Dave Chesson’s Entrepreneur Academy / Kindlepreneur resources
Scrivener • Wavemaker (typewriter mode)
APBA Football (’83 season talk)
writing podcast, indie authors, mystery writing, thriller writing, plotting, story bible, Scrivener, Wavemaker, self publishing, book marketing, ALLi, Launchpad, Kindlepreneur, Amazon ads, spatial sequence synesthesia, APBA football, author productivity
Jerry Evanoff — jerry@jerryevanoff.com • jerryevanoff.com
Rich Kacy — rich@richkacy.com • Bluesky: @KacyHimself
Jerry and Rich dig into craft and momentum this week. Jerry radically rewrites Chapter 1—cutting 1,356 words to “start in the action” at the will-reading—and shares how he’ll weave those cut beats back in through interviews with conflicting POVs.
He also fixes a key scene using spatial sequence synesthesia (SSS) the right way and talks golf, APBA football, and why “body at the end of Ch. 2” now lands faster.
Rich is ~75% through his Snowflake-to-scenes outline (≈45 scenes) for Novel November, estimates an ~80k mystery, and even puts down his first 400 words (aiming for 2,000/day). He also brings a few gems from life at the library: lost AirPods sleuthing, a Medicaid look-back story, and a wheelbarrow tire that went boom.
Meanwhile, Jerry’s “Card Catalog” writing app levels up: a streamlined Story Bible with AI context via OpenRouter (hello, librarian “Rose”), per-book character assignment, and next up—plotting that flows right into drafting. Tool talk includes WaveMaker’s typewriter mode, Dave Chesson’s new self-pub course, Scrivener/Atticus, ProWritingAid/Grammarly, and why “start late, end early” just works.
No spoilers for the work-in-progress—just nuts-and-bolts process, tools, and laughs.
00:00 Cold open, theme, & A-Team on in the background
01:30 Weekly stats & why Jerry cut 1,356 words from Ch. 1
05:15 “Start late, end early” scene surgery (and moving clues into interviews)
10:40 Faster body reveal & fixing SSS (spatial sequence synesthesia) authentically
14:40 Jerry’s DIY “Card Catalog” app—AI Story Bible, OpenRouter, per-book casting
24:30 Tool talk: WaveMaker, Scrivener, Atticus, ProWritingAid, Grammarly
27:00 Rich’s 45-scene outline, 2k/day goal, first 400 words down
36:30 Library life & tech tidbits: AirPods tracking, look-back lesson, tire blowout
45:30 Golf 83, APBA football, and schedule for the week
1:03:30 Goals: halfway through edits; Rich’s Novel November push
writing podcast, indie author podcast, mystery writing, editing scenes, start late end early, scene craft, Snowflake Method, outlining beats, NaNoWriMo, Novel November, story bible, synesthesia in fiction, spatial sequence synesthesia, Scrivener, Atticus, ProWritingAid, Grammarly, WaveMaker, Dave Chesson, Kindlepreneur course, OpenRouter, AI writing tools, custom writing app, author productivity, APBA football, golf, library stories
#WritingPodcast #IndieAuthor #MysteryWriters #Editing #SceneCraft #SnowflakeMethod #NaNoWriMo #StoryBible #AuthorTools #AIforWriters
WaveMaker (typewriter mode)
Scrivener, Atticus, ProWritingAid, Grammarly
Kindlepreneur / Dave Chesson – new self-publishing course
OpenRouter – for Jerry’s AI librarian “Rose”
If this helped your writing week, follow the show on Spotify and drop a quick rating.
Questions or topic requests?
Jerry: jerry@jerryevanoff.com • jerryevanoff.com
Rich Kacy: rich@richkacy.com • Bluesky: @KacyHimself
In this episode,
Jerry’s in a mood—but also on a roll. Book 2 drops 2,208 words to 83,310, he splits a long chapter (now 41 total), and powers through to Chapter 14 (~33%).
Rich maps his Novel November thriller with the Snowflake Method (logline locked, 45 scene summaries drafted).
They swap notes on tools (Emotion Thesaurus, Grammarly, ProWritingAid, Scrivener, Atticus), a wild cross-country golf scramble, and
Jerry reveals a “secret project”: a custom writing app workflow he’s building to house story bibles, plotting, drafting, and a personal AI “librarian.”
They also talk GSO (AI-era search), favorite craft videos, and whether it’s time for Jerry to leave his longtime writers’ group.
No plot spoilers.
Links
Kelsey Humpries Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ZY8u8Os50E&t=3sBookFox Video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b9ze5ET3_oY
Have a favorite prompt or tactic for AI-era book discovery (GSO)? Drop it in the comments.
And if you know a serious Northeast Ohio critique group that meets Thursdays or Sat. afternoons, ping Jerry.
Jerry: jerry@jerryevanoff.com — jerryevanoff.com
Rich: rich@richkacy.com — Bluesky: @KacyHimself
Keywords
editing a mystery series; cutting word count; chapter structuring; Snowflake Method outline; scene beats and goals; Emotion Thesaurus in practice; Grammarly vs ProWritingAid; Atticus formatting; Scrivener & Story Grid; writer productivity; cross-country golf scramble; indie author tools; AI-era search (GSO); building a custom writing app; writers’ groups—pros/cons
indie author, writing podcast, mystery series, amateur sleuth process, editing workflow, scene structure, Snowflake Method, story grid, Atticus formatting, Scrivener, Grammarly, ProWritingAid, Emotion Thesaurus, Word Hippo, writing app, AI for writers, generalized search optimization, author platform, cross-country golf, fantasy football
#WritingPodcast #IndieAuthor #MysteryWriters #Editing #SnowflakeMethod #StoryGrid #ProWritingAid #Grammarly #Atticus #Scrivener #AuthorTools #AIBookDiscovery #GSO #WritersGroup
Jerry and Rich are back!
Jerry kicks off a new month with a quick series status: drafts for Books 2–9 are in the can, novellas are mapped, and he’s deep in revisions on Book 1.5 while restarting edits on Book 2. He talks trimming chapters, reading aloud, and tightening prose with the Emotion Thesaurus, Grammarly, and ProWritingAid—plus why he temporarily paused 1.5 to hit a firm editor deadline on Book 2. Off the page: an 86 on the course (with back-to-back birdies!), a white-chicken-chili showdown at work, and the eternal tug-of-war between football, golf, and word counts.
Rich checks in after travel, then sets his sights on Novel November to lock in his yearly word goal—plotting ahead for a fresh mystery while he experiments with a cross-platform Scrivener-style tool (WaveMaker) he can sync through Google Drive. Together they dig into making books more discoverable as AI becomes the front door for recommendations: metadata that actually matters, why showing up in Google Books helps, and how to phrase reader-style prompts that surface the right titles—without spoiling any plots.
If you’re juggling edits, tools, and timelines (and maybe a chili cook-off), this one’s for you.
Keywords: writing podcast, editing a mystery series, amateur sleuth, novella 1.5, Book 2 edits, Grammarly vs ProWritingAid, Emotion Thesaurus, WaveMaker writing app, Novel November (NaNoWriMo-style), AI book discovery, Google Books indexing, author metadata, indie publishing, productivity, golf, office chili cook-off
Jerry and Rich catch up on a busy writing week and the everyday chaos that comes with it.
Jerry logs a huge word count, finishes the draft of his 1.5 short story, trims an overlong opening chapter, and even starts scheduling YouTube Shorts to grow the podcast’s audience. He also celebrates paying off his car and begins setting up a Stream Deck as a writing command center—while still juggling golf and fantasy football.
Rich returns to his own cozy-mystery draft with several thousand new words, shifts his main character’s perspective, and keeps the edits flowing. His week at the library includes hunting for lost books, creating an Ernest J. Gaines Award display, and—thanks to a mix-up with leased titles—making an unexpected dumpster dive. He also discovers a Canva tutorial worth your time and explores WaveMaker, a free, Scrivener-style writing app that syncs to Google Drive.
Contact Us
Jerry Evanoff – jerry@jerryevanoff.com | https://jerryevanoff.com | Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jerryevanoffauthor
Rich Kacy – rich@richkacy.com | https://www.richkacy.com | Socials: @KacyHimself
Looking for mystery writing tips, indie author advice, or the inside scoop on turning a draft into a true whodunit?
This week Jerry takes Book 1.5, his free short story, and rebuilds it from an Indiana-Jones-style chase into an Agatha Christie–like murder mystery that fits his Sam Norris series. Rich shares life behind the scenes at the library—where he literally rescues books before they hit the dumpster—and reports on a Weird Al Yankovic concert that hits every nostalgia button.
Along the way we talk Scrivener, Atticus formatting, and a Stream Deck setup for writers, plus Jerry’s two-week sprint to finish the new draft.
Contact Us
• Jerry Evanoff – jerry@jerryevanoff.com | https://jerryevanoff.com | Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jerryevanoffauthor
• Rich Kacy – rich@richkacy.com | https://www.richkacy.com | Socials: @KacyHimself
Join Jerry Evanoff and Rich Kacy, two authors in their unique journey through the ever-evolving world of writing and publishing and living their day-to-day lives while trying to do the whole unique journey thing mentioned above.
Whether you're an aspiring author, a seasoned writer, or just love a good behind-the-scenes chat, tune in for a mix of camaraderie, real-world struggles, and the joy of the written word.
Jerry's Gaming and Other Stuff YouTube Channel:
Come to Patreon and support us:
If you want to see our faces, check out this podcast on the YouTubes, but make sure you subscribe:
Jerry's Latest Release: Manufacturing Murder: Link
Rich's Vella Stories:
Death Comes to Paradise: Link
What the Cat Dragged In: Link
The backing track for our opening and our closing audio is from user Anton_Vlasov on pixabay: Link
Check out Jerry, Lindsay and Rich's Amazing Editor: CB Moore
If you'd like to listen to us chatter about plotting and writing, be sure to contact us, tell us what you like and ask us any question you want. We will happily respond.
Jerry Evanoff
Rich Kacy
BlueSky: @KacyHimself
In this episode, Jerry returns from Vegas, critiques a classic and writes a whole bunch of words. Rich does the opposite.
Join Jerry Evanoff and Rich Kacy, two authors in their unique journey through the ever-evolving world of writing and publishing and living their day-to-day lives while trying to do the whole unique journey thing mentioned above.
Whether you're an aspiring author, a seasoned writer, or just love a good behind-the-scenes chat, tune in for a mix of camaraderie, real-world struggles, and the joy of the written word.
Jerry's Gaming and Other Stuff YouTube Channel:
Come to Patreon and support us:
If you want to see our faces, check out this podcast on the YouTubes, but make sure you subscribe:
Jerry's Latest Release: Manufacturing Murder: Link
Rich's Vella Stories:
Death Comes to Paradise: Link
What the Cat Dragged In: Link
The backing track for our opening and our closing audio is from user Anton_Vlasov on pixabay: Link
Check out Jerry, Lindsay and Rich's Amazing Editor: CB Moore
If you'd like to listen to us chatter about plotting and writing, be sure to contact us, tell us what you like and ask us any question you want. We will happily respond.
Jerry Evanoff
Rich Kacy
BlueSky: @KacyHimself
Join Jerry Evanoff and Rich Kacy, two authors in their unique journey through the ever-evolving world of writing and publishing and living their day-to-day lives while trying to do the whole unique journey thing mentioned above.
Whether you're an aspiring author, a seasoned writer, or just love a good behind-the-scenes chat, tune in for a mix of camaraderie, real-world struggles, and the joy of the written word.
Jerry's Gaming and Other Stuff YouTube Channel:
Come to Patreon and support us:
If you want to see our faces, check out this podcast on the YouTubes, but make sure you subscribe:
Jerry's Latest Release: Manufacturing Murder: Link
Rich's Vella Stories:
Death Comes to Paradise: Link
What the Cat Dragged In: Link
The backing track for our opening and our closing audio is from user Anton_Vlasov on pixabay: Link
Check out Jerry, Lindsay and Rich's Amazing Editor: CB Moore
If you'd like to listen to us chatter about plotting and writing, be sure to contact us, tell us what you like and ask us any question you want. We will happily respond.
Jerry Evanoff
Rich Kacy
BlueSky: @KacyHimself
Join Jerry Evanoff and Rich Kacy, two authors in their unique journey through the ever-evolving world of writing and publishing and living their day-to-day lives while trying to do the whole unique journey thing mentioned above.
Whether you're an aspiring author, a seasoned writer, or just love a good behind-the-scenes chat, tune in for a mix of camaraderie, real-world struggles, and the joy of the written word.
Jerry's Gaming and Other Stuff YouTube Channel:
Come to Patreon and support us:
If you want to see our faces, check out this podcast on the YouTubes, but make sure you subscribe:
Jerry's Latest Release: Manufacturing Murder: Link
Rich's Vella Stories:
Death Comes to Paradise: Link
What the Cat Dragged In: Link
The backing track for our opening and our closing audio is from user Anton_Vlasov on pixabay: Link
Check out Jerry, Lindsay and Rich's Amazing Editor: CB Moore
If you'd like to listen to us chatter about plotting and writing, be sure to contact us, tell us what you like and ask us any question you want. We will happily respond.
Jerry Evanoff
Rich Kacy
BlueSky: @KacyHimself
Join Jerry Evanoff and Rich Kacy, two authors in their unique journey through the ever-evolving world of writing and publishing and living their day-to-day lives while trying to do the whole unique journey thing mentioned above.
Whether you're an aspiring author, a seasoned writer, or just love a good behind-the-scenes chat, tune in for a mix of camaraderie, real-world struggles, and the joy of the written word.
Jerry's Gaming and Other Stuff YouTube Channel:
Come to Patreon and support us:
If you want to see our faces, check out this podcast on the YouTubes, but make sure you subscribe:
Jerry's Latest Release: Manufacturing Murder: Link
Rich's Vella Stories:
Death Comes to Paradise: Link
What the Cat Dragged In: Link
The backing track for our opening and our closing audio is from user Anton_Vlasov on pixabay: Link
Check out Jerry, Lindsay and Rich's Amazing Editor: CB Moore
If you'd like to listen to us chatter about plotting and writing, be sure to contact us, tell us what you like and ask us any question you want. We will happily respond.
Jerry Evanoff
Rich Kacy
BlueSky: @KacyHimself
In this episode, Jerry and Rich talk about where they are in their writing, but spend some time talking about books and book clubs and books they're reading and books they're not reading
Join Jerry Evanoff and Rich Kacy, two authors in their unique journey through the ever-evolving world of writing and publishing and living their day-to-day lives while trying to do the whole unique journey thing mentioned above.
Whether you're an aspiring author, a seasoned writer, or just love a good behind-the-scenes chat, tune in for a mix of camaraderie, real-world struggles, and the joy of the written word.
Jerry's Gaming and Other Stuff YouTube Channel:
Come to Patreon and support us:
If you want to see our faces, check out this podcast on the YouTubes, but make sure you subscribe:
Jerry's Latest Release: Manufacturing Murder: Link
Rich's Vella Stories:
Death Comes to Paradise: Link
What the Cat Dragged In: Link
The backing track for our opening and our closing audio is from user Anton_Vlasov on pixabay: Link
Check out Jerry, Lindsay and Rich's Amazing Editor: CB Moore
If you'd like to listen to us chatter about plotting and writing, be sure to contact us, tell us what you like and ask us any question you want. We will happily respond.
Jerry Evanoff
Rich Kacy
BlueSky: @KacyHimself
In this episode, Jerry and Rich talk about how they are working through what they both think is the hardest part of writing mysteries, that final "gotcha" clue that the MC uses to prove who did it.
Join Jerry Evanoff and Rich Kacy, two authors in their unique journey through the ever-evolving world of writing and publishing and living their day-to-day lives while trying to do the whole unique journey thing mentioned above.
Whether you're an aspiring author, a seasoned writer, or just love a good behind-the-scenes chat, tune in for a mix of camaraderie, real-world struggles, and the joy of the written word.
Jerry's Gaming and Other Stuff YouTube Channel:
Come to Patreon and support us:
If you want to see our faces, check out this podcast on the YouTubes, but make sure you subscribe:
Jerry's Latest Release: Manufacturing Murder: Link
Rich's Vella Stories:
Death Comes to Paradise: Link
What the Cat Dragged In: Link
The backing track for our opening and our closing audio is from user Anton_Vlasov on pixabay: Link
Check out Jerry, Lindsay and Rich's Amazing Editor: CB Moore
If you'd like to listen to us chatter about plotting and writing, be sure to contact us, tell us what you like and ask us any question you want. We will happily respond.
Jerry Evanoff
Rich Kacy
BlueSky: @KacyHimself
Join Jerry Evanoff and Rich Kacy, two authors in their unique journey through the ever-evolving world of writing and publishing and living their day-to-day lives while trying to do the whole unique journey thing mentioned above.
Whether you're an aspiring author, a seasoned writer, or just love a good behind-the-scenes chat, tune in for a mix of camaraderie, real-world struggles, and the joy of the written word.
Jerry's Gaming and Other Stuff YouTube Channel:
Come to Patreon and support us:
If you want to see our faces, check out this podcast on the YouTubes, but make sure you subscribe:
Jerry's Latest Release: Manufacturing Murder: Link
Rich's Vella Stories:
Death Comes to Paradise: Link
What the Cat Dragged In: Link
The backing track for our opening and our closing audio is from user Anton_Vlasov on pixabay: Link
Check out Jerry, Lindsay and Rich's Amazing Editor: CB Moore
If you'd like to listen to us chatter about plotting and writing, be sure to contact us, tell us what you like and ask us any question you want. We will happily respond.
Jerry Evanoff
Rich Kacy
BlueSky: @KacyHimself
Join Jerry Evanoff and Rich Kacy, two authors in their unique journey through the ever-evolving world of writing and publishing and living their day-to-day lives while trying to do the whole unique journey thing mentioned above.
Whether you're an aspiring author, a seasoned writer, or just love a good behind-the-scenes chat, tune in for a mix of camaraderie, real-world struggles, and the joy of the written word.
Jerry's Gaming and Other Stuff YouTube Channel:
Come to Patreon and support us:
If you want to see our faces, check out this podcast on the YouTubes, but make sure you subscribe:
Jerry's Latest Release: Manufacturing Murder: Link
Rich's Vella Stories:
Death Comes to Paradise: Link
What the Cat Dragged In: Link
The backing track for our opening and our closing audio is from user Anton_Vlasov on pixabay: Link
Check out Jerry, Lindsay and Rich's Amazing Editor: CB Moore
If you'd like to listen to us chatter about plotting and writing, be sure to contact us, tell us what you like and ask us any question you want. We will happily respond.
Jerry Evanoff
Rich Kacy
BlueSky: @KacyHimself
Join Jerry Evanoff and Rich Kacy, two authors in their unique journey through the ever-evolving world of writing and publishing and living their day-to-day lives while trying to do the whole unique journey thing mentioned above.
Whether you're an aspiring author, a seasoned writer, or just love a good behind-the-scenes chat, tune in for a mix of camaraderie, real-world struggles, and the joy of the written word.
Jerry's Gaming and Other Stuff YouTube Channel:
Come to Patreon and support us:
If you want to see our faces, check out this podcast on the YouTubes, but make sure you subscribe:
Jerry's Latest Release: Manufacturing Murder: Link
Rich's Vella Stories:
Death Comes to Paradise: Link
What the Cat Dragged In: Link
The backing track for our opening and our closing audio is from user Anton_Vlasov on pixabay: Link
Check out Jerry, Lindsay and Rich's Amazing Editor: CB Moore
If you'd like to listen to us chatter about plotting and writing, be sure to contact us, tell us what you like and ask us any question you want. We will happily respond.
Jerry Evanoff
Rich Kacy
BlueSky: @KacyHimself
Join Jerry Evanoff and Rich Kacy, two authors in their unique journey through the ever-evolving world of writing and publishing and living their day-to-day lives while trying to do the whole unique journey thing mentioned above.
Whether you're an aspiring author, a seasoned writer, or just love a good behind-the-scenes chat, tune in for a mix of camaraderie, real-world struggles, and the joy of the written word.
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If you want to see our faces, check out this podcast on the YouTubes, but make sure you subscribe:
Jerry's Latest Release: Manufacturing Murder: Link
Rich's Vella Stories:
Death Comes to Paradise: Link
What the Cat Dragged In: Link
The backing track for our opening and our closing audio is from user Anton_Vlasov on pixabay: Link
Check out Jerry, Lindsay and Rich's Amazing Editor: CB Moore
If you'd like to listen to us chatter about plotting and writing, be sure to contact us, tell us what you like and ask us any question you want. We will happily respond.
Jerry Evanoff
Rich Kacy
BlueSky: @KacyHimself