The Creative Nonfiction Podcast with Brendan O'Meara is a weekly podcast that showcases leaders in narrative journalism, essay, memoir, documentary film, radio and podcasts about the art and craft of telling true stories. Follow the show @creativenonfictionpodcast on Instagram and visit patreon.com/cnfpod to support!
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 515 | Founded | 13 years ago |
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"As a reader, if I were a fan reading this book, I want the good, the bad and the ugly. I want you to rip the band aid off and tell the truth. Because, from my from my experience, I've read a lot of memoirs that are super boring and just fluff," says... more
"This has to be meaningful to you. It has to be a story that won't leave you alone, a story that you're willing to rearrange your calendar for," says Masha Hamilton, whose Atavist Magazine story is titled "I've Gone to Look for America."
Today w... more
"My editor was like, hold on, you need to put your thumb on the scale of why this matters. Now, there's no first person in this, but you have your thumb on the scale, you need to assert your own point of view. Like, this matters, why? says Brendan O'... more
"Writing a book is so overwhelming. I need to have a book that's like so many steps in between. So what I do to manage my own anxiety and overwhelm about that is I'm really, really obsessed with breaking everything into little steps so that all I nee... more
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All the interjections in this show destroy the flow of the interviews, as well as any illusion of intimacy.
As an aspiring author myself, having access to a constant stream and massive archive of talented writers, talking through how they made their sausage, and all the ups and downs in the process is extremely valuable. And inspiring. Brendan is doing great work here.
Just listened to your discussion with Isa Adney and thought it was fantastic. You asked her a lot of good questions about the challenges of being a creative person with “dreams” (or “goals,” per your discussion!) and she had such thoughtful answers. I felt so grounded after listening to the conversation. Loved it!
Love this podcast and hearing about others’ creative processes. The editor interviews are especially insightful to me, someone always on the other end of that process. Thank you!
If you love to write creative nonfiction this is the place for you. I’ve been writing a memoir for a while and love hearing how other writers do their work from craft issues to other processes in getting their work to the finish line. Brendan asks great questions as a fellow writer dealing with the same issues and he is easy to listen to driving to and from work. He has a good sense of humor and love for CNF (creative nonfiction). Also love his metallic guitar riffs. I listen to one per day and ... more
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The content focuses on the art and craft of narrative nonfiction, featuring conversations with authors, journalists, and other creatives. Frequent themes include writing processes, challenges in storytelling, and the intersection of personal experiences with broader cultural narratives. The discussions provide valuable insights, especially for aspiring writers, about the complexities of crafting true stories in various formats, including essays, memoirs, and documentaries. Notably, the conversational style encourages guests to share candid reflections and personal anecdotes, making for engaging and relatable episodes that resonate with both writers and avid readers alike.
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Recent guests on The Creative Nonfiction Podcast include:
1. Masha Hamilton
2. Tracy Slater
3. Jeff Chang
4. Mallary Tenore Tarpley
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