In an effort to mix and mingle in a rather personal way with
their readers, author Theresa Sneed and author Betsy Love are spearheading a
new and exciting writer podcast called, Sweet
Peas in a Writer Podcast, which airs April 4, 2012 at 5:00 pm,
with new podcasts following every Wednesday. Theresa and Betsy will have
recorded a month of podcasts before the first one airs and are covering topics
such as brainstorming for book ideas, the writing process, and not waiting—but making time to write. Their intention is
to take their readers from the beginning of finding ideas, creating captivating
storylines, and the importance of revising and editing, all the way through
publishing and marketing their work. Each podcast is around fifteen minutes in
length and comes with a writing tip and a writing challenge for the week. The
third Wednesday of each month is a live podcast with a variety of guests like, Linda Mulleneaux, editor for Walnut Springs; Marsha Ward, author, and creator of ANWA;
author, Amanda Sowards; and Lisa Mangum, author, and editor at Deseret Book,
among others. All podcasts will be transcribed and posted along with the links
for each podcast at sweetpeasinawriterpodcast.blogspot.com.Featured Post
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Thursday, March 29, 2012
Variety Guest Post: Introducing the "Sweet Peas in a Writer Podcast"
In an effort to mix and mingle in a rather personal way with
their readers, author Theresa Sneed and author Betsy Love are spearheading a
new and exciting writer podcast called, Sweet
Peas in a Writer Podcast, which airs April 4, 2012 at 5:00 pm,
with new podcasts following every Wednesday. Theresa and Betsy will have
recorded a month of podcasts before the first one airs and are covering topics
such as brainstorming for book ideas, the writing process, and not waiting—but making time to write. Their intention is
to take their readers from the beginning of finding ideas, creating captivating
storylines, and the importance of revising and editing, all the way through
publishing and marketing their work. Each podcast is around fifteen minutes in
length and comes with a writing tip and a writing challenge for the week. The
third Wednesday of each month is a live podcast with a variety of guests like, Linda Mulleneaux, editor for Walnut Springs; Marsha Ward, author, and creator of ANWA;
author, Amanda Sowards; and Lisa Mangum, author, and editor at Deseret Book,
among others. All podcasts will be transcribed and posted along with the links
for each podcast at sweetpeasinawriterpodcast.blogspot.com.Saturday, December 17, 2011
Author Interview: Theresa Sneed of "No Angel"
Me: There are tons of books out there right now in the
"angel" category, but yours is so unique! Where did you get the
inspiration for "No Angel"?
Theresa: Where did I get inspiration for No Angel? Probably
from my own guardian angel who will no doubt insist on all the rights in some
future day! Actually, I’ve had a few life experiences that have given me a
unique perspective of the spirit world—add that to a rather active imagination,
and No Angel was a cinch to create!
Friday, December 16, 2011
Review: "No Angel" by Theresa Sneed

After being forced (by life, December, everything in general) to read "No Angel" in spurts that were sometimes separated by several weeks, I finally finished! Woo-hoo! This makes two "angel" themed books I've read so far during the latest craze. ("Fallen" being the other; liked this one better!) Read on for the review!
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I've been writing since I was old enough to grasp a crayon--my grandma even has an early copy of a "book" I made her. I have a bachelor's degree in history from the University of Wyoming and will (hopefully) soon be starting a graduate program in English. When I'm not breaking up impromptu UFC fights in the living room or losing miserably to my boys at Uno, I'm ... well, writing or editing, of course! I'm married to my best friend, and we have three rambunctious but simply amazing little boys.