John Bucholtz's guest appearances

John Bucholtz

WRITE NOW! Workshop Podcast: Write a Book, Change the World with Kitty Bucholtz

Christine Munroe

Kristin Billerbeck

Marcy Weydemuller

Kathleen Damp Wright

Alice Rendell

Kathryn R Biel

Laura Frantz

Margaret Ethridge

Jodie Brandt

Marianne H. Donley

Ellie Rhodes

Lisa Harris

Jane Kirkpatrick

Jacqueline Diamond

Stephanie Shackelford

OwlTail

EPISODE 140IToday's guest is the love of my life, my husband, John Bucholtz. :-D He started writing Middle Grade books a few years ago, and today he's sharing how he finds time to write despite several international moves, a motorcycle accident, and full-time employment.Like many writers, he started writing in elementary school. But it wasn't until about ten years ago that he wrote his first book, taking about three years and creating a first draft of 140,000 words! At first, he wrote in the morning before work, mostly because he simply woke up too early. He still finds this to be arguably his most creative time, but once he got a gym membership he lost most of that time - since that's his best workout time as well.John discusses a lot of the things he's tried to get words on the page, what worked for him and what didn't. From trying different times of the day to different locations, from writing sprints to writing retreats, he's tried a lot of things, finding different things that work for him at different points in life. It takes time and experimentation to find out what works for you - but keep trying!Follow John on Facebook where he posts lots of encouraging and funny memes about writing. :)

EPISODE 140IToday's guest is the love of my life, my husband, <a href="https://www.facebook.com/johnbucholtzauthor/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">John Bucholtz</a>. :-D He started writing Middle Grade books a few years ago, and today he's sharing how he finds time to write despite several international moves, a motorcycle accident, and full-time employment.Like many writers, he started writing in elementary school. But it wasn't until about ten years ago that he wrote his first book, taking about three years and creating a first draft of 140,000 words! At first, he wrote in the morning before work, mostly because he simply woke up too early. He still finds this to be arguably his most creative time, but once he got a gym membership he lost most of that time - since that's his best workout time as well.John discusses a lot of the things he's tried to get words on the page, what worked for him and what didn't. From trying different times of the day to different locations, from writing sprints to writing retreats, he's tried a lot of things, finding different things that work for him at different points in life. It takes time and experimentation to find out what works for you - but keep trying!<a href="https://www.facebook.com/johnbucholtzauthor/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Follow John on Facebook</a> where he posts lots of encouraging and funny memes about writing. :)

Finding Time to Write: An Interview with John Bucholtz

EPISODE 140I Today’s guest is the love of my life, my husband, John Bucholtz. 😀  He started writing Middle Grade books a few years ago, and today he’s sharing how he finds time to write despite several international moves, a motorcycle accident, and full-time employment. Like many writers, he started writing in elementary school. But… The post Finding Time to Write: An Interview with John Bucholtz appeared first on Write Now Workshop.

EPISODE 140I Today’s guest is the love of my life, my husband, John Bucholtz. 😀  He started writing Middle Grade books a few years ago, and today he’s sharing how he finds time to write despite several international moves, a motorcycle accident, and full-time employment. Like many writers, he started writing in elementary school. But… The post <a href="https://podcast.writenowworkshop.com/finding-time-write-interview-john-bucholtz/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Finding Time to Write: An Interview with John Bucholtz</a> appeared first on <a href="https://podcast.writenowworkshop.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Write Now Workshop</a>.