Penelope Holt, author of The Angel Scroll, discusses her book and the themes of supernatural mystery, religious theories, and consciousness. She explores the connection between art and spirituality, the influence of different religious traditions, and the convergence of science and metaphysics. The conversation also touches on topics such as World War I, the Holocaust, and the importance of understanding human emotions in business. Holt shares her interest in geometry and symbolism, as well as her love for reading and walking. She concludes by mentioning her other books and where to find them.

Gregor and Gail Hoag have been working with sacred geometry for the past 40 years, researching and developing tools based on its principles. They believe that when we are in alignment with the precise and specific ways in which the universe is organized, our lives go better. Their book, 'Sacred Geometry, the Universal Language of Divine Alignment,' explores the role of sacred geometry in understanding the organization of the universe and how it can be applied to improve our lives. They discuss the importance of resonance, the impact of electromagnetic frequencies, and the connection between sacred geometry and ancient religious sites.

Blaine Perdue discusses his book series that explores the potential of an American Civil War and the consequences of a progressive government. He shares his inspiration for the series and the characters involved. Blaine also talks about his other book series, including Battletech and Land and Sea, and the research he does to bring authenticity to his writing.

In this conversation, Kathleen Monette discusses her book series, Runaway Home, which follows the lives of three characters in the foster care system. The books are set in Metford, Long Island, and touch on social issues such as homelessness and drug addiction. Kathleen emphasizes the importance of making the books entertaining while addressing these serious topics. She also talks about the challenges of marketing as an author and the support she receives from her co-workers and the writing community. In this conversation, Travis and Catherine discuss their experiences as independent authors and the creative ways they promote their books. They talk about book signings at local stores and museums, as well as partnering with breweries to create special events. They also discuss their love for incorporating real places into their books and the importance of connecting with readers. Catherine shares her experience participating in beauty pageants and her plans to transition to writing horror. They emphasize the importance of engaging with readers and the challenges of being an independent author.

Alejandra Brady, an author, shares her journey of writing a book that was inspired by a spiritual awakening. She discusses the challenges, synchronicities, and the profound impact of her book on readers. Travis also shares a personal story of resilience and strength during difficult times. The conversation covers the challenges of marketing and promoting a book, the author's personal journey, and the importance of authenticity in writing. It also delves into the impact of social media and the role of persistence in achieving success.

The conversation between Travis and Eric Bishop covers various aspects of the author community, self-publishing, and the process of writing and publishing a book. Eric also discusses his new book 'Breach of Trust' and its connection to his previous work 'The Body Man'. The conversation covers a wide range of topics, including the author's writing process, character development, book marketing, and future projects. The author discusses the intricate details of his books, the inspiration behind them, and the challenges of self-publishing. He also shares insights into the importance of marketing and the impact of Kindle Unlimited on book sales.

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Steve Urszenyi is a first-time author who recently published his book 'Perfect Shot.' He shares his journey of becoming a writer and the inspiration behind his book. Steve started writing about 30 years ago but took a break due to other priorities. About 15 years ago, he started writing again and received the advice to just write. He stumbled upon the character of Alex, a special agent chasing down a stolen nuclear bomb across Europe. 'Perfect Shot' is the first book in a series featuring Alex Martel. Steve's writing style involves not outlining or plotting but starting with a character and a location. He enjoys being on the ground and experiencing unfolding events, which influenced his storytelling. In this conversation, Steve Urszenyi and Travis Davis discuss their writing processes and the tools they use. They talk about the benefits of using Scrivener for organizing and writing manuscripts, including its outlining and drag-and-drop features. They also discuss the importance of research in writing and the need for accuracy in details. Steve shares his experience with writing a series and the process of writing book three. They conclude by discussing where listeners can find Steve's books and how to connect with him.

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Eric Beetner, a prolific author with 33 books under his belt, discusses his journey as a writer and the challenges of transitioning from screenwriting to novel writing. He shares his love for crime fiction and the exploration of ordinary people in small towns. Eric also talks about his latest book, 'The Last Few Miles of Road,' which follows a man on a mission to seek justice for his daughter's death. He emphasizes the importance of building connections within the crime fiction community and supporting fellow authors. In this part of the conversation, Travis and Eric discuss the importance of community and collaboration among authors. They talk about how authors support and learn from each other, whether it's through sharing knowledge, providing blurbs, or participating in podcasts. They also touch on the idea of screenwriters transitioning to writing novels and vice versa. Additionally, they discuss their personal hobbies and interests outside of writing.