Page One - The Writer's Podcast
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On Page One - The Writer's Podcast, we talk to writers of all descriptions (authors, screenwriters, comic writers and more) about their writing process and how they craft their next great works. We also explore their career, including how their first big break happened, and discuss the ups and downs along the way. We learn something new every episode, and we hope you do ... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 282 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BooksArtsTV & Film | |||
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We all know that querying is the main method for finding an agent, but are there other ways? Many of the guests on Page One have spoken about different experiences in how they finally found a... more
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On this week's episode, we are talking about a scarcity of books for the Booker Prize and wondering if that is due to poor books or too narrow a category for prizes. Plus, we join the Alchemised train and wonder if f... more
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On this week's episode we share some exciting awards news involving Tariq and Marco (both winners at the recent Bloody Scotland Crime Writing Festival!), Nadine reveals a new cover (check her instagram to see it!), p... more
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- Simply the best
Easily the best podcast out there about writing. Their backlog of episodes is amazing. The hosts are super likable and pull some great conversation out of their guests. I listen to a number of writing podcasts, but this one clears all of them. This show is wildly underrated. I almost never see it recommended, but I am recommending it to you right now!
Apple Podcasts5Matt Grossenbach
United States2 months ago - Very Interesting Guests!
I discovered this podcast by accident, and I keep listening because every guest is fascinating. I especially enjoyed the interview with a somewhat reluctant David Mamet. Amazingly talented and productive considering says he is uneducated.
Apple Podcasts5Elena Hiatt HoulihanUnited States2 months ago - An Essential Podcast
An avid reader and writer across genres, I never miss an episode of this essential pod. The hosts are not only well-read and well-prepared, but they’re also immensely likable. Thanks to them, I continue to expand my skills and my TBR; moreover, as an American, I appreciate their insights into UK fiction. Bravo!
Apple Podcasts5W. MattimoeUnited States2 months ago - Great podcast
The hosts do a wonderful job of staying in the background and letting their guests shine, instead of dominating the conversation. Their questions are thought-provoking and perfectly on point.
Apple Podcasts5ba3424United Statesa year ago - Interesting conversations
I’ve just found this podcast and listened to the latest interview with Deborah Harkness. It was a genuine conversation about writing, with considered questions, and interesting and engaging responses. Well worth a listen!
Apple Podcasts4SR290
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Apple Podcasts | #158 |  United Kingdom/Arts/Books |
Apple Podcasts | #249 |  Singapore/Arts/Books |
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Frequently Asked Questions About Page One
What is Page One about and what kind of topics does it cover?
Focused on the intricacies of the writing journey, this podcast features discussions with a diverse array of writers—including novelists, screenwriters, and comic writers—sharing their unique experiences and insights into the craft of writing. Episodes cover a wide spectrum of topics such as the creative process, the realities of publishing, the impact of networking, and personal anecdotes that highlight both the struggles and triumphs faced in their literary careers. Notably, the engaging dialogue facilitates a deeper understanding of the industry while fostering a sense of community among listeners who are writers or writing enthusiasts themselves.
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Which podcasts are similar to Page One?
These podcasts share a similar audience with Page One:
1. Writer's Routine
2. Writers on Writing
3. The Writer Files: Writing, Productivity, Creativity, and Neuroscience
4. The Shit No One Tells You About Writing
5. Simon Mayo's Books Of The Year
How many episodes of Page One are there?
Page One launched 7 years ago and published 282 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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What guests have appeared on Page One?
Recent guests on Page One include:
1. Elodie Harper
2. Natalie Jayne Clark
3. Catriona Silvey
4. David Mamet
5. Modupe Ayinde
6. Intisar Khanani
7. J.R. Dawson
8. Carlo Lucarelli
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