Julie Hiner is a writer of dark crime, horror, and non-fiction.




Julie has been fascinated with the complexity of the dark mind of the serial killer and obsessed with trying to understand how murder can occur. Finding inspiration at a talk given by a local homicide detective, Julie surged down her new path to writing a dark, serial killer novel.




Julie's favorite parts of her new found writing process are the detailed research, creating an in-depth character and digging deep into his, her or its mind, and unleashing her inner artist on photos to create the cover and marketing material.




In this episode we go deep into:


Julie’s journey into reading and writing
Dealing with anxiety around gaining weight
How “Just A Girl and a Bike” was born
How knowing less reduces the fear
Getting involved in writer’s groups and asking for help
The welcoming arms of other writers
How Julie first approached her publishing process
The differences between writing non-fiction and writing fiction
The reality behind the writing process
Finding yourself as a writer
The secret to creating the writing habit
Where the inspiration for horror and dark crime comes from
Embracing the visual side of horror to build a brand



Find out more about Julie:


Https://killersanddemons.com




Links from the show:


Collaboration for Authors https://books2read.com/u/3G2jLn


Just a Girl and a Bike: https://books2read.com/u/b6Zjnp


Final Track by Julie Hiner: https://books2read.com/u/31qPvn


Reading of “Twisted”: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Ezx67ExVdI&feature=emb_logo


Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, Quentin Tarantino




Special thanks to:


Intro vocals: Persephone Rose


Show theme: Karl Hughes




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