
A podcast about the literary essay: what it is, why we like it, and which ones are our favorites. Co-hosted by Elena Passarello and Justin St. Germain, who are both creative nonfiction professors and acclaimed writers in the genre.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 51 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Categories | BooksDocumentarySociety & CultureArts | ||||

For our Season 4 finale, we watched the new Nicholas Cage movie The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent (Elena’s idea) and talked about it for more than two hours. Also: acting methods, Michael Syrah, Bob Dylan, email signatures, Goodreads, bad date ... more
This week, we’re talking about revision. We discuss a chapter of Stephen Koch’s The Modern Library Writer’s Workshop that’s one of the better nuts-and-bolts revision guides, common drafting issues, the role of feedback and workshops, why revision is ... more
This week we’re checking in with March Faxness again, now that the field has narrowed to four songs/essays (including David’s!). We discuss the recent games, preview the semifinals, and make our picks for who’s going to win. Also: Elena takes up a ne... more
This week we’re talking about possibly the best essay-related week of the year: March Faxness round 1, in which 64 essays about cover songs faced off in a tournament. We try to touch on our favorites—although we probably missed some—and discuss the b... more
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Simply one of the best literary podcasts around (and way more fun than the norm!)
An informative and entertaining deep dive into the literary essay form! Justin and Elena are amazing hosts who remain fun and personable in their nuanced discussions of craft, literature, and academia. A must-listen for creative non-fiction writers everywhere.
Which is where I listen to IFMWID. It’s great drifting off to sleep content. 11/10 would recommend
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