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Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 263 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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The Secret Library Podcast is a great podcast for anyone who writes or is interested in writing more. Almost every episode features are writing who talks about his or her work (which often gets me interested in reading it) but then Caroline goes deep to the craft of writing (or editing or publishing) which ends up providing super helpful tips for my practice. She also had a solo series a few years back where every episode was discussing the craft (i.e. finding time to write, day jobs, etc) which... more
I love Caroline’s podcast and subscribe to her newsletter, Footnotes which is also packed with value and inspiration. I always feel nourished and motivated after listening to the podcast and enjoy Caroline’s own wise musings on creative writing as much as her wide variety of wonderful guests. It’s a great place to be reminded that while writing can be lonely and difficult (you’re not alone- all writers feel this from time to time) writing can also be playful, messy and childlike and we can celeb... more
This podcast reveals what goes on behind the scenes of writing. It’s simply a must for anyone who wants to be a writer or is curious about the writing life and process.
Caroline has an engaging presence with each of her interviews. The challenges of writing an original script are made clearer and actually entertaining with each topic Caroline discusses. I enthusiastically recommend Secret Library Podcast for any aspiring writer or anyone intent on learning the ins and outs of putting thoughts on paper to create an inspiring literary work.
I’m not a writer but I am a reader and artist myself and love to listen to Caroline teasing out the creative process in her guests and quite often leads to bit of creative inspiration for my own process. Love.
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