Ana Neu is a writer whose advice is fabulous and who is just infectious in her joy about writing. She's a law student from Australia whose whole mojo is encouraging people to chase their craziest ideas and write for themselves first. Her tips have actually inspired me so much, and I listened to her every day on the way to work this past summer. If you're looking for pure inspiration and excitement, Ana is a wonderful resource.

Kate and Abbie are old-time bloggers who have now made it really huge in the vlogging/podcasting world. They're both published authors in wildly different genres, which means that they have a TON of advice in all sorts of different perspectives. I find their advice to be best-suited for those who aren't entirely certain where to start and need very clear and formulaic advice for feeling truly comfortable as writers. I strongly recommend their podcast for long car trips, too--their voices are both so fun to listen to and I deeply enjoy just playing five episodes in a row.

This might be the best writing podcast in existence. K.M. Weiland is a full-time author who spends so much of that time on putting together the best resources imaginable. She's so good at what she does, and I'm a huge, huge, HUGE fan of her podcast. With over 600 episodes, there's content here for everyone at every level of experience, and I could not recommend this more strongly. Her books on story structure are also top-tier, and while I have yet to read any of her novels, I'm very much looking forward to doing so.