Clark F. Greer, author, host of “The Hissing Feline” podcast, and founder of Derecho Cat Media, shares nine steps to consider when creating your first podcast show.
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Tips about Writing from a Successful Freelance Writer/Editor
Serendipity — Just as I was starting to think about writing about writing something for our CWA Blog, I received a post from Ally Machate, owner of the Writer’s Ally, that opened with: “Most writing advice sounds like a list of things you’re not allowed to do anymore.
Who Are the Cat Writers’ Association: Terilynn Mitchell
Mollie Hunt’s interview guest today is Terilynn Mitchell. Terilynn is a semi-retired registered veterinary nurse who has cared for unadoptable animals for 30 years. She writes from experience and has a special soft spot for cats.
The Cat as Business Guide
Cat behavior can have a role in enhancing your cat-writing (-photography, -design, -publishing) business. Learn how cats can not only be subjects of our work but also provide tips about interacting with and training clients.
State of the Pet Industry 2026: The American Pet Products Association’s Overview of the Industry
Fifty three million U.S. households (39% of all households) shared their homes with a cat in 2025, representing a 5% increase over 2024. These households are the audience for your cat-focused creative work.
Global Pet Expo 2026 Brings Exciting New Products to the World of Cat Care
Cat Writers’ Association (CWA) visited the Global Pet Expo trade show in Orlando, Florida. During the event, up to 3,300 booths showcase more than 1,000 pet brands and products.
Who Are the Cat Writers’ Association: Janet Vormittag
Michigan-based writer and animal advocate Janet Vormittag has authored multiple articles and several books, including the “You Might be a Crazy Cat Lady if…” memoir series. From 2006 to 2024, Vormittag published “Cats and Dogs”, a Magazine Devoted to Companion Animals.
Who Are the Cat Writers’ Association: Amber Royer
Our guest today is author Amber Royer. Royer writes the “Chocoverse” comic telenovela-style, foodie-inspired space opera series, and the “Bean to Bar Mysteries”. Her workbook/textbook “Story Like a Journalist” and her “Thoughtful Journal” series allow her to connect with writers.
Who Are the Cat Writers’ Association: John Riddle
Our guest today on Who are the Cat Writers’ Association? is John Riddle. John is the author of 41 books (including two cat-related titles!) and has worked as a ghostwriter on numerous projects. His byline has appeared in major publications all across the U.S., and he has written articles for more than 300 websites. He has been working out of his home office in Delaware as a full-time freelance writer, author, ghostwriter, and donut eater since 1996.
Protecting Yourself against Spam and Scams: Trends and Warnings
By Freelance Writer/Editor Ruth Thaler-Carter.
Stay ahead of evolving spam and scam tactics. Learn how to spot urgent payment fraud, fake membership list offers, and other deceptive messages—and protect your organization, data, and reputation.