The Writing University podcast features recordings of illuminative craft talks from the renowned writers, novelists, poets, and essayists who present at the Eleventh Hour Lecture Series during the University of Iowa's Iowa Summer Writing Festival.
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 128 | Founded | 13 years ago |
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Categories | BooksArtsEducationCourses |
For this talk, we - together, you and I, audience and speaker - will explore maximalist writing as an aesthetics of excess that, according to Will Hertel, strives to "submerge readers with informational deluges, utilizing a variety of subject materia... more
You've written and revised a novel, memoir, story, flash fiction, or poem, and now you want to submit it for publication. As she navigates the publication of her third novel, Ghost Mother, author Kelly Dwyer will take us through the process. We'll di... more
To borrow a cliche, let's go down the rabbit hole. But on the way down, let's observe the dirt, the worms, the twists, the darkness, the sacred and the profane. For a writing project, whether a short story or a novel, trope can be an entry point. Thi... more
Is peace the absence of conflict or a state that can exist within conflict? How can writing cultivate, reveal, practice, and advance personal and shared forms of peaceable assembly? What's the relationship between peace and protest, politics and priv... more
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Fantastic podcast on writing and the writing process, information is useful and inspiring. I’m working my way backward through the series. As others have mentioned, it would be a much better listening experience with improved sound and some basic editing (removing blank spaces and inaudible comments). I’d also appreciate if the presenters were more aware that podcast listeners don’t have access to the visuals, so if presenting something on the screen that’s needed for context, a quick summary wo... more
New episodes have much better sound quality now, and the talks are incredibly helpful for any writer at any point in their career. Helped me have some major breakthroughs.
I've only listened to a few episodes so far, but reelly enjoyed them. I thought the episode on masculine and feminine narrative voice was fascinating and one of the best podcast episodes I've ever heard (though not quite what I expected!). High recommended and I look forward to listening to more episodes. The one on reviewing was also interesting and both were useful in giving tips to new (or more experienced) writers.
The information is good, but it was so frustrating because audience questions were inaudible. I listened to the Sarah Saffian one on memoir.
The whole Titles podcast was meaningless because it relied on slides which were not read out loud. Would be good for programmers to listen once before publishing.
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