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It’s never too late to re-examine your life’s purpose and to forge a new path.
There are common traits all achievers share.
You don’t need to be great or even good at something to chase a fresh dream – particularly as a fiction writer.
In this episode, Terry Shepherd, author of The Jessica Ramirez Thrillers, joins internationally-acclaimed bestselling fiction novelist Lana McAra to delve into his exciting, multivariate career path and how he overcame his fear of fiction writing and just did it.
If you have any worries about your own ability to create #Unputdownable fiction writing, hearing what Terry has to say should put them to rest.
Tune in and hear Terry Shepherd’s thoughts on:
- As a broadcaster, corporate executive, entrepreneur, and academic, what inspired him to become an author and how he learned the craft
- Why he decided to make women and diverse characters his stars
- His process of creation – an in-depth look
- What inspired him to become one of the first podcasters (back in 2005) and how he came to own a radio station in Detroit, MichiganAnd much, much more!
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About the Author: Terry Shepherd
Terry Shepherd is the author the Jessica Ramirez Thrillers, and the Covid-19 children’s classic, Juliette and the Mystery Bug.
Terry's short stories have been published in a number of anthologies, and he wrote the non-fiction classic How to be a Dynamic Podcast Guest and Sell Stuff.
He is also a prolific book narrator and owns a publishing company focused on helping indie authors get their stories into wide circulation.
Terry lives and writes on the ocean in Jacksonville, Florida.
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