Fellow historical author Nicola Davidson talks to Jess Michaels about the fascinating way we all write differently, how fun it is to not figure out what's happening next, walking the line between plotter and panster, the importance of representing and allowing joy in queer characters, and her move from traditional to indie.…

Talking to USA Today and NYT Bestselling author Courtney Milan and Jess Michaels talk about emo poetry, what she calls her horrible process, traditional publishing changes, and a tiny bit about a very good dog.

Jess Michaels talks to author Rose Lerner about all the ways we may or may not know each other, learning from fan fiction and pop culture, reacting to revision letters, writing outside of the aristocracy and shifting the market.

RITA winner Alexis Daria and Jess Michaels talk about finding the "right" system and your core values, the joy of helping others and going from being a panster to a plotter and a trad to an indie.

Jess and Janna talk about coming to writing late in life, character as plot, finding balance in your life and sex in historical romances!

YA author Melanie Hooyenga talks to Jess Michaels about the importance of balance, the challenges of writing to a YA audience and being a very plotting writer.

Jess Michaels talks to her husband and assistant, Michael Petersen about weird stories from our life, the support and feeding of your author and managing a publishing business.

Jess Michaels talks to KJ Charles about her insights about the publishing industry, seeing mistakes even as you make them and how to deal with critics of the genre.

Jess Michaels speaks to the amazing Beverly Jenkins about diversity, the green room in her head, the many changes in publishing and the movie of her book Deadly Sexy (and so much more).

Jess Michaels and USA Today Bestselling author Maggie Marr discuss her fascinating journey from attorney to literary talent agent to author and literary attorney, plus the many opportunities to writers at this time in the industry.

Priscilla and Jess talk about creative minds trying to deal with technology, learning and living before publication and how much representation matters.

Jess talks to Aliza Mann about author photos, finding romance novels at the bus stop and developing as a writer through working with professionals.

Elizabeth Essex and Jess Michaels do a deep delve about creativity, the terror and joy of going indie and the importance of the romance genre.

Jess talks to USA Today bestseller Eliza Knight about making hard eye contact while Regency dancing, catching the writing bug as a child and flexibility in publishing.

Jess Michaels talks to New York Times bestseller Carrie Ann Ryan about starting romance late, finding your own voice, navigating grief through creativity and also she shares some news!

Historical romance author Erica Monroe talks to Jess Michaels about accidentally writing romance, outside of the box characters and an excessive amount of Bob's Burgers chat.

Stacy Reid talks to Jess Michaels about how not to plot, building characters and bringing daring into your books (and your life).

Jess Michaels talks to Kimberly Dean about being secretly introverted, the differences between writing short and long and that everyone writes differently and that's ok.

Jess speaks with USA Today bestseller Madeline Martin about overnight success after five years of hard work, writing through personal pain and being present in everything you do.

NYT Bestseller Lexi Ryan talks to Jess Michaels about "foolhardy beliefs" (that aren't so foolhardy), giving herself the call for the RITA awards and putting energy into the world.

Jess Michaels talks to Suleikha Snyder about how soaps and fan fiction inform can build writing skills, the pleasures of writing short and learning from the ghosts of books past.

Editor extraordinaire Mackenzie Walton and Jess Michaels discuss the importance of libraries, how children's stories steer us toward romance and how she saved my career.

Jess Michaels talks to Christi Caldwell about staggering into writing, the "formula" to "churn out books" and how to fake it when your guest's audio drops out for a second and you get confused.

Author Melissa Blue and Jess Michaels talk about impostor syndrome, the hopefulness of the romance genre and working all the angles when it comes to writing and publishing.

Shana and I discuss transitioning from traditional publishing to hybrid, writing without a roadmap and what it was like in the "old days" when you had to call Ingrams.

Jess Michaels speaks to Jenn LeBlanc about her journey to writing romance, incorporating her photography background and thinking outside the box in publishing.