
Each episode of Writing Stories features an interview with a contemporary author about how her book went from an idea in her head to an object on a shelf. Join us on Writing Stories for honesty, struggle, and triumph, for writing community, publishing insight, and inspiration to persist in whatever difficult but meaningful journey you've chosen for yourself. briannaaveniatapper.substack.com
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 83 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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In this episode, Candice Wuehle tells the story of ultranatural.
Candice and host Jessica Kinnison discuss the physical demands of writing, differences in the process behind novels and poetry, and what it means to have an embodied... more
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In this episode Series Editor Nicole Lamy and featured author Jessica Treadway talk about the Best American Short Stories Anthology 2025. The episode covers:
Trends among the stories
Who reads the anthology in 2026 and how represe... more
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In this episode Pat Lipsky talks about her acclaimed new memoir Brightening Glance and covers:
What having a space means as an artist and the discipline necessary to endure
Her life in the New York City art scene from 1960s to pre... more
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In this episode Marguerite Sheffer talks about Iowa Short Fiction Prize winning collection The Man in the Banana Trees and covers:
the content of Marguerite's wide ranging speculative fiction stories that dive deeply into the pract... more
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Love this podcast!!! The host dives right in to the hard questions about writing, publishing, the journey as a whole.
Love the authors’ honesty - so refreshing and thought provoking
it’s so refreshing to come across a podcast that delves into the nuts & bolts of the writing process—from initial inspiration to the realities of publishing. brianna provokes frank, introspective responses from authors in a casual, conversational format. it’s like you’re eavesdropping on two writers spilling the tea over at the next table!
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Writing Stories wires together candid author interviews with a focus on the real-world journey from idea to published book. Listeners hear about writing craft, publishing challenges, and the emotional and logistical steps along the way, often highlighting mentorship, community, and persistence. Guests range from debut authors to established writers and literary agents, offering practical insights into editing, market dynamics, and pathways to getting a book into readers' hands. The show often leans into the lived experiences of authors—motherhood, resilience, and navigating publishing barriers—making it valuable for aspiring writers seeking honest guidance and a supportive community.
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Recent guests on Writing Stories include:
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