
Gary Alan McBride founded the Boulder, Colorado-based Writers Who Read novel study group in May of 2018. Since then he and other local writers have been analyzing 10 novels per year within 12-18 months of their publication. Gary is also the author of the WwR reference guide, Literary Forensics: How Reading Can Make You a Better Writer, available in hardcover, paperback, and ebook in bookstores and... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 54 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Whitney Pinion, Mira Landry, and Gary McBride talk about The God of the Woods by Liz Moore, which is Writers Who Read book number 74. Discussion slides for this novel and all novels discussed are available at WritersWhoRead.com. More information abou... more
Whitney, Mira, and Gary analyze another recently-published novel on the next episode of Writers Who Read. Next up: The God of the Woods by Liz Moore.
A summer camp in upstate NY is the setting for a multi-generational literary thriller that weaves mu... more
Whitney Pinion, Rachel Dempsey, and Gary McBride talk about All Fours by Miranda July, which is Writers Who Read book number 73. Discussion slides for this novel and all novels discussed are available at WritersWhoRead.com. More information about Lit... more
Whitney, Rachel, and Gary analyze another recently-published novel on the next episode of Writers Who Read. Next up: All Fours by Miranda July.
Performance artist, musician, actress, and film director Miranda July's second novel focuses on the existe... more
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Gary, Whitney and Mira’s discussions always make me want to go back and reread the book they are reviewing. So much information and new angles to consider!
Loved the inaugural podcast! Another insightful discussion; I always come away with a greater appreciation for these books. An excellent forum for aspiring authors to study the craft. Keep ‘em coming!
Gary, Mira, and Whitney delivered a great podcast. Good style, excellent content, and well reasoned thoughts for us writers to consider. Waiting for the next show.
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