
Paper Places is the podcast that demystifies the journey to becoming a professional writer. Each episode, columnist-turned-author Kerry Provenzano sits down with an acclaimed writer who shares where their words have taken them. Hosted by Kerry Provenzano.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 31 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BooksArts | |||

Surprise, it's me. I thought I'd share what I've learned in my 17 years as a newspaper columnist for both local and national titles, including my advice for getting started and getting your next commission.
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Rebecca Perry is back to discuss her heady, phenomenal debut novel, 'May We Feed the King'. Mere hours after recording this 'longlisted' for the Booker Prize episode, she was shortlisted!
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Chris Bailey joins Kerry to discuss how he forged a writing career in the year after business school. They talk about Chris' productivity experiments and how a lower dopamine altitude can help writing focus.
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In the episode, Kerry is joined (once again!) by Freya Bromley, author of 'The Tidal Year' and 'A Real Piece of Work'. They discuss her migration from memoir to fiction, plus how to approach the creative projects in your life.
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I studied English in college and have wanted to have a career as a writer. This podcast is informative. I’m glad I found it.
Had no idea who the host was, wasn’t really interested in the topic, but wow! This is very well produced, edited and thoughtful podcast. I wish I could give it six stars. Every episode makes me evaluate my own writing in different ways, not even from book writing but just in general! Keep up the great work! Thank you for making such great content!
I love this concept, can’t wait to have a peak behind the scenes of the writing process.
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Columnist-turned-author Kerry Provenzano hosts thoughtful conversations about the craft and working life of writers. Guests include novelists, journalists, editors, biographers and publishing professionals, who discuss the routes that brought them to their careers, the decisions behind particular books and stories, and the practical realities of writing, editing, research and publication. Alongside career advice, conversations explore subjects such as building a readership, self-publishing, writing across genres and sustaining a creative practice.
The format is an interview, with occasional reading-focused conversations that broaden the lens from writing to the books and habits that shape a writer's life. Its distinctive appeal is the mix ... more
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Recent guests on Paper Places include:
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4. Chloé Finn
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6. Midge Gillies
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8. Keith Houston
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