KJ Waters

We here at the “Amateur Hour” invite writers to join us to chat about the craft of writing. This week, KJ Waters shares her journey as a writer, detailing her experiences from the initial inspiration sparked by natural disasters to the challenges of marketing her books. She discusses the evolution of her writing process, theContinue reading “KJ Waters”

Writing Technology

For this episode of the “CC & JT Amateur Hour,” we discuss the tools of the writing trade. During our professional experience as authors, we’ve seen a few things, as the saying goes. CC and I took typing classes back in the day, and we’ve seen and used all flavors of PC word processors upContinue reading “Writing Technology”

Arnie Bernstein

We’ve been blessed to interview authors around the world, and it was a double pleasure for us to interview a Windy City writer. Chicago’s very own Arnie Bernstein shares his journey as a writer, delving into the emotional weight of writing historical narratives, particularly focusing on the “Bath Massacre: America’s First School Bombing” and “SwastikaContinue reading “Arnie Bernstein”

Kendall Brown Part Deux

We welcome Carson City author Kendall Brown back to the Amateur Hour to discuss the challenges and joys of writing, particularly in the context of dog training. She explores the creative drain and decision fatigue that writers often face, the signs of burnout, and the importance of finding an escape from the pressures of writing.Continue reading “Kendall Brown Part Deux”

Fun with Fans

It’s time to drop another writer’s podcast on you and drop some names, too: Alane, Chaz, Jennifer, Cheryl, Jacci, and Teri. (Those links are our fellow authors. Please click and give them your love.) Welcome back to the podcast that “helps writers write,” and 2026 is shaping up to be another fun and busy year.Continue reading “Fun with Fans”

January 2026 Newsletter

Welcome to the Two Moore Books News. Our monthly newsletter provides updates on our works in progress, a roundup of the previous month’s podcasts, upcoming book releases, and details about any events we may be attending. Be sure to share this with anyone who you think might be interested in following our adventures. As always,Continue reading “January 2026 Newsletter”

James Raquepau

James Raquepau shares insights into his writing journey, focusing on his semi-historical fantasy series, the Destiny Cycle. He discusses the challenges and joys of revisiting and expanding his work, the unique appeal of blending history with fantasy, and the intricate process of audiobook production and marketing. His books are inspired by Celtic history and legends,Continue reading “James Raquepau”

Reminder: We’re Live!

CC and I are going to do our first live podcast today, December 31 at 6:00pm Pacific Time (Los Angeles time). We hope we set up the YouTube link so viewers can ask questions. Heck, we hope it works. This is another brand new world for us after a year of growing and spreading ourContinue reading “Reminder: We’re Live!”

Farewell to 2025

Before we dive into the meat of today’s show, CC and I will be doing a live podcast on YouTube on Wednesday, December 31 at 6:00pm Pacific time (Los Angeles time) just for the heck of it. It’ll be our first live podcast, so a thousand things might go wrong (and probably will). We’re hopingContinue reading “Farewell to 2025”

Gavin Black Part Deux

Returning to our podcast for a second engagement, Gavin Black discusses his latest book, “Journey Through the Forgotten,” which intertwines personal family stories with themes of Alzheimer’s and Irish mythology. The conversation explores the emotional journey of dealing with memory loss, the writing process, and the influences that shape a writer’s work. Gavin shares personalContinue reading “Gavin Black Part Deux”