A podcast about writers with, you know, LIVES. Hosted by Lindsay Hunter.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 149 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Categories | BooksArts |
Nayantara Roy discusses her debut novel, The Magnificent Ruins, new genres, divorce novels, the essay that inspired the novel, the problematic choices her main character made, allowing her main character to choose neither love interest, finding the r... more
Author Sara Levine (The Hitch, forthcoming from Roxane Gay Books) has chosen as her 90s Book Club topic the elusive writer Jane Shapiro, author of After Moondog and The Dangerous Husband. After going down many rabbit holes, Sara found Jane’s agent, w... more
Nora Lange discusses her debut novel, Us Fools (Two Dollar Radio), finding absurd moments to celebrate if by “celebrate” we mean “awaken,” passing anxieties down to our children, writing about the 80s farm crisis, research, committing and recommittin... more
Richard Mirabella discusses his debut novel, Brother and Sister Enter the Forest, as well as sibling dynamics, the deft forward motion of the novel, the influence of Throwing Muses’ album Purgatory/Paradise on the structure of the novel, writing “ske... more
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Thank-you for featuring Jane Shapiro. I’m looking forward to reading her.
Great host, great guests. I enjoy hearing parts of the books and about and from the authors.
Host asks thoughtful questions and cultivates conversations that highlight the PEOPLE behind the books.
I love this podcast. The host and their guests discuss books, but also writing and publishing and parenting. Lighthearted but never lightweight. Every episode is a gem.
Fantastic. Simply fantastic. There is no where else to go to get this richness of writers, by writers, hosted by writers.
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Featuring conversations with authors who have rich personal narratives, the content explores the intersection of writing, parenting, and the complexities of everyday life. The dialogue often touches upon themes of mental health, familial relationships, and the challenges writers face while balancing their craft with the demands of modern living, such as parenting and personal struggles. Each episode provides deep insights into the authors' journeys, revealing authentic experiences that resonate with listeners, particularly those involved in the literary world or those aspiring writers seeking inspiration.
This series is unique for its blend of humor and candor, creating a warm atmosphere where guests openly share their stories. The discuss... more
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Recent guests on I'm a Writer But include:
1. Jane Shapiro
2. Nora Lange
3. Richard Mirabella
4. Chelsea Bieker
5. Acamea Deadwiler
6. Alisa Alering
7. Joanna Pearson
8. Barrie Miskin
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