Jennie Jones's guest appearances

Jennie Jones

Writer On The Road

Annual 90-Day Study by Constituting America

KDXI Radio St George 100.3

Dave Chesson

David Gaughran

Tina Dietz

Sarah Williams

Gabi Logan

Will Miller

Scott Baker

Anna Runyan

Adam Croft

Joanna Penn

Lisa Messenger

Michael Evans

Elizabeth Ellen

Joe Russo

Hani Mourra

OwlTail

On the Arts - Dec. 3rd - Jennie Jones - Artistic Director of St George Dance Company

Just write the book is author Jennie Jones’ advice on writing. You may get laughed at and it may be rubbish but you’ll have done it. With so much advice littering my inbox telling me how to write, it sounds like a damned fine idea to me – simple in its execution and exciting in its results. And Jones ought to know. The first six books she wrote were practise books and at 50,000 words a pop, that’s a lot of practise. Nowadays, Jones has ten novels to her name, including the International Bestseller, The House on Burra Burra Lane, with more on the way. Our discussion today ranges from writing routines, outlining, word counts, and giving readers what they want to marketing and promotion. Jones is an intelligent, gracious and generous guest, and if we sidetrack into chatting about grand old theatres and possible novel settings in the UK and Scotland, I blame it on the romance. You can find out more about Jennie Jones and her books here and if you check back in a little while I’ll have the transcript notes ready for you to take away and study for your own writing journey. Oh, and for the Rural Romance readers among us, Jones has set up an Australian Rural Romance webpage here. Thanks, Jennie.

<p>Just write the book is author Jennie Jones’ advice on writing. You may get laughed at and it may be rubbish but you’ll have done it. With so much advice littering my inbox telling me how to write, it sounds like a damned fine idea to me – simple in its execution and exciting in its results. And Jones ought to know. The first six books she wrote were practise books and at 50,000 words a pop, that’s a lot of practise. Nowadays, Jones has ten novels to her name, including the International Bestseller, <em>The House on Burra Burra Lane</em>, with more on the way. Our discussion today ranges from writing routines, outlining, word counts, and giving readers what they want to marketing and promotion. Jones is an intelligent, gracious and generous guest, and if we sidetrack into chatting about grand old theatres and possible novel settings in the UK and Scotland, I blame it on the romance. You can find out more about Jennie Jones and her books <a href="https://www.jenniejonesromance.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">here</a> and if you check back in a little while I’ll have the transcript notes ready for you to take away and study for your own writing journey. Oh, and for the Rural Romance readers among us, Jones has set up an Australian Rural Romance webpage <a href="https://australianruralromance.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">here.</a> Thanks, Jennie.</p>

#26 Listen to Your Clues: Writing Advice From Australian Rural Romance Author, Jennie Jones