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Hi! Welcome to the Light Between Lines Podcast - hosted by Marla Dallman and Leah Carlson.

Follow along for candid conversations about the ins and outs of being a young writer.

We'll discuss the writing craft, among other things, but also how you can use your words to be a light in the darkness.

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The Purpose Behind the Podcast

We created this podcast for young writers, but also for those who are looking for a like-minded community of authors determined to master the craft and use their words to be a light in this dark world.

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We'll release episodes often, discussing anything between networking and how to write your next book -- so if you ever have any questions you want answered or topics you'd like to hear discussed, we'd love to hear your suggestions!

About Marla Dallman

Marla Dallman is the author of Mr. Dickson's Will, a middle-grade mystery. She has been writing for six years but telling stories for as long as she can remember. She studied under author Millie Florence for four years where she learned first hand  about the writing craft and what it means to be an author. She aims to always write stories about hope and courage. 

She's a Hard-Core Anglican and loves all things Jane Austen and J.K. Rowling. When she isn't writing, she is curled up in a cozy armchair reading a classic. 

You can find her on Subtack and Instagram  @Journalofayoungwriter 

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About Leah Carlson

Leah Carlson is passionate about crafting clean young adult fiction that inspires courage, hope, and wonder. With several years of writing under her belt, Leah aims to create characters that resonate with her readers.
When she isn't exploring fictional worlds, you can find her writing up a storm, eating snacks while watching Survivor, and exploring the great outdoors with her family. You can find her on her instagram at @lcauthor or on her website www.lccarlsonauthor.com

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(debut coming early 2027)

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Recent Episodes

On Writing Your Second Book

In this episode we discuss the difficulty of going from a finished debut to the rough draft of book 2. We'll give tips and encouragement on how to keep going, as well as good advice on the writing craft.

Comparison and Failure as a Young Writer

It's easy to look at established authors and wish you were at their level, wondering if you'll ever get there, but it's good to know everyone starts somewhere. In this episode we discuss the pitfalls of comparison and failure as a young writer and how you can overcome those obstacles.

*Coming Soon*

Coming soon!!!

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