Miles Beyond the Page

Miles Beyond the Page explores the stories behind the storytellers. Each week, host Michelle Miles sits down with authors, creators, and publishing professionals for candid conversations about craft, creativity, storytelling, and the experiences that shape the work they create. From the research and real-world expertise behind the page to the challenges of building a creative career, every episode goes beyond the book to discover what makes a story—and its creator—worth knowing. So grab your favorite beverage, settle in, and join Michelle as she takes you Miles Beyond the Page.

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Aug. 8, 2025

5 Pro Authors Share How to Beat Writer’s Block | Real Writing Advice That Works

Show Notes

Stuck on the blank page? You’re not alone.

In this special compilation from Miles Beyond the Page, 5 bestselling and award-winning authors share their most effective tips for overcoming writer’s block. Whether you're drafting your first novel or your tenth, this is the motivation you need to get those words flowing again.

💬 Featuring insights from:

- Allie Lasky (romance author with emotional punch)

- A.K. Nevermore (urban fantasy with a twist)

- J.L. Sullivan (YA author of From Brick & Darkness)

- Lexi Blake (NYT bestselling romance author)

- Mary Karlik (fairy tale retellings & fantasy worldbuilding)

✨ What you’ll learn:

- Simple mindset shifts to silence your inner critic

- Practical strategies to get unstuck

- Why writer’s block might not be what you think

- How these authors push through doubt and distraction

📌 If you’ve ever stared at a blinking cursor, this one’s for you.

🎧 Listen in and take notes—your next breakthrough starts here.

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