Hey Story Lovers,
I’m in a weird moment when it comes to getting my stories published. Recently, I’ve asked myself: Andrea, who cares about your irritable bowel?
My answer: Not me.
But that doesn’t mean I don’t care about your irritable bowel. I do care. And I care about what you went through to get your story out into the world, which I assume gave you a stomach ache.
One of my good friends and an old Writing Class Radio student, Lucie Frost, just launched a hilarious and poignant memoir about life after retirement called How the Hell Did I Not Know That? You will laugh for sure and you will also learn something because the book is about the stuff Lucie learns, once she finally puts down the remote.
I asked Lucie to join us this Saturday at our Tips Clinic to talk about how she wrote the book and then got it published and she said, YES!
Come join us this Saturday. We’ll be talking about how to get your work out there, which includes how to build a platform. Platform? What’s that? Come join the conversation to find out.
TIPS CLINIC
SATURDAY, September 13, 2025
12 to 1 p.m. ET
Zoom
Tips Clinic is $15.
If money is an object, please use this FREE Tips Clinic Zoom link.
All Patreon members, please use the free link.
As always, we have two First Draft weekly writing groups where you write to a prompt and share if you want.
Click here to join Allison Langer Tuesdays 12-1 ET.
Click here to join Margery Berger on Mondays 12-1 ET. The first session is always FREE.
We’re running some of our favorite episodes. Here are the latests. Episode 211: Is It Rape if You Were Blackout Drunk? with story by Morgan Sutton. Episode 212: My Abortion at 11 Wasn’t a Choice. It Was My Life with an essay by Nicole Walker.
Thanks for reading. And thanks for listening to Writing Class Radio.
Love,
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