The Best YouTube Channels for Writers

Looking for writers on YouTube?

We all love to read but it's no secret that watching YouTube is easier and full of personalities worth subscribing to. Some times it's just easier to get advice from a video but who in the writing world should you checkout? In this article we will list writers worth watching.

NOTE: Please be advised that content posted by these YouTubers do not necessarily reflect the thoughts or values of Pen Pinery.

Autumn Ashleigh

Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@AutumnAshleigh

Autumn Ashleigh takes you on an engaging journey through the intricacies of her life as a fantasy writer, weaving tales of her experiences with the written word. From insightful reflections on the challenges and triumphs of NaNoWriMo to the thrill of live writing sprints, she opens a window into her creative process, generously sharing novel ideas that captivate and inspire.

 

Charlie Moon

Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@MoonGirlLanding/videos

Charlie Moon brings a unique flavor to the YouTube writing community, setting herself apart with a distinctive approach that involves reacting to lyrics through the lens of a writer. Beyond that, she generously shares valuable insights, offering NaNoWriMo advice, practical plotting tips, and a glimpse into her daily life through engaging vlogs.

 

Meredith Phillips Writes

Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@MeredithPhillipsWrites

Meredith Phillips is a regency romance writer with a lot of advice for the genre. She is currently working on revising a Regency romance, which she wrote during NaNoWriMo 2022, and is hoping to start querying the project in early 2024. She has great tips on writer's notebooks, hoe she outlines and advice for being an introvert on social media. She has fun on her channel by making little skits and doesn't take herself too seriously.

 

Kayla Kempers

Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@KaylaKempers

Kayla Kempers, the YouTuber known for her writing content, is expanding into minimalism and hair styling tips, but recently, her focus has been on writing vlogs, evident in the quality and seriousness she puts into her videos; currently immersed in the writing world, she's on the verge of publishing a fantasy novel, and proof copies are making the rounds, having also successfully completed NaNoWriMo 2023.

 

Christy Anne Jones

Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@christy-anne-jones/videos

Christy Anne Jones, hailing from Adelaide, Australia / Kaurna Land, wears multiple hats as a writer, illustrator, and content creator; her debut book, "A Year in Tōkyō: An Illustrated Guide and Memoir," recounts her experiences as an English teacher and travel writer in Japan in 2022. Starting with a spontaneous high school time-lapse painting video on YouTube, her self-titled channel has grown to over 180,000 subscribers and 9 million total views, featuring video essays, book reviews, and daily life vlogs.

 

ana neu

Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@ananeu

Ana neu's lively personality and humor add a fun touch to each lesson, making it a breeze to grasp insights into her distinctive writing approach; with a published book, a YouTube channel, and a writing advice podcast, she's immersed in the world of words, citing "Strange the Dreamer" by Laini Taylor as her favorite read.

 

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There are a lot of YouTubers who talk about writing. As such this is only our part one of recommendations. If you have any you recommend let us know so we can shout them out!