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Writing Fiction As A Non-Fiction Writer Plus How To Launch Your Book With Tim Grahl: Writing fiction as a non-fiction writer can be a steep learning curve. Tim Grahl and I discuss this today as well as tips for launching your book. In the introduction, I mention BookFunnel's new giveaway feature,

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Writing fiction as a non-fiction writer can be a steep learning curve. Tim Grahl and I discuss this today as well as tips for launching your book. In the introduction, I mention BookFunnel's new giveaway feature, the Arthur C Clarke award opening up to indie authors. Plus, the launch of my new course, How to […]

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Writing Fiction As A Non-Fiction Writer Plus How To Launch Your Book With Tim Grahl: Writing fiction as a non-fiction writer can be a steep learning curve. Tim Grahl and I discuss this today as well as tips for launching your book. In the introduction, I mention BookFunnel's new giveaway feature,

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Writing Fiction As A Non-Fiction Writer Plus How To Launch Your Book With Tim Grahl: Writing fiction as a non-fiction writer can be a steep learning curve. Tim Grahl and I discuss this today as well as tips for launching your book. In the introduction, I mention BookFunnel's new giveaway feature,

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Writing Fiction As A Non-Fiction Writer Plus How To Launch Your Book With Tim Grahl: Writing fiction as a non-fiction writer can be a steep learning curve. Tim Grahl and I discuss this today as well as tips for launching your book. In the introduction, I mention BookFunnel's new giveaway feature,

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Idra Novey : Ways to Disappear: “Idra Novey, an acclaimed poet & translator of Spanish & Portuguese literature, has written a debut novel that’s a fast-paced, beguilingly playful, noirish literary mystery with a translator at its center. Ways to Disappear explores the meaning behind ...

Episode 53: Alimentum: On todays re-entry from Memorial Day episode, THE FOOD SEEN cools it down a bit, far away from the BBQs and hot stoves, and relaxes with a reading from Alimentum Journal, The Literature of Food. Join its editor Paulette Licitra, and contributors, Sophie M

VoiceCatcher Authors Reading: VoiceCatcher presents prose and poetry from its fifth women writers anthology. The work of several contributing authors will be highlighted. VoiceCatcher's mission is to publish an anthology of Portland-area women's writing reflecting a diversity of...

Episode 96: Why We Write About Ourselves: For the first time on the Disco, we discuss a book on the craft of writing. We delve into a new collection of essays by some of the world’s great memoirists. Why We Write About Ourselves: Twenty Memoirists on Why They Expose Themselves (and Ot[...]

EE: Animal Farm What Does It Mean, Marking a Text: Are you still on the fence about writing in your books, even after Practicum? Join Lisa Bailey, Marc Hays, and Stephanie Meter as they reveal how “marking the text” made reading Animal Farm a different experience this time around. ...

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Elizabeth Robinson—Giving a Good Reading and Why it Matters

Doc Archive (2003) Unconquered Champion: A look at the life and works of essayist William Hazlitt, the 18th century English writer best known for his humanist essays. Willett spent much of his childhood in Ireland. In particular we look at his most celebrated essay, 'The Fight' (2003)

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Rhetoric and Rhythm: Hilary Mantel uses examples and a reading from her own novel Vacant Possession, to examine the use of rhetoric and rhythm, and how they can seed ideas in a reader and build up the relationship between reader and text.

In Search of a Form: Two Writers Talk About the Essay

126: Student-Created Graphic Novels: Graphic novels are wonderful for reading, but when students use the graphic novel form for their own writing, incredible stories can emerge. In this episode, I talk with English teacher Shveta Miller about how she teaches this process to her students,...

Lauren Castillo (2018): Lauren Castillo (@studiocastillo) is the illustrator of IMAGINE, a picture book adaptation of Juan Felipe Herrera inaugural's speech as the 21st Poet Laureate of the United States of America. Lauren’s work on this picture book is beautiful and...

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Nikki Grimes: a conversation with the writer

Translator Interview Series: Michael Kramer: In April, we kicked off a series of conversations with translators of texts featured on this podcast. Today, host Marcella Sulak interviews Michael Kramer for the second installment. He teaches in the Shaindy Rudoff Graduate Program in Creative...

Ayala Ben Lulu's “Mona Lisa”: This week Marcela returns to focus on up and coming Israeli writers who have rarely or never before been translated into English, by featuring Ayala Ben Lulu. This story appears in the latest issue of The Ilanot Review, which was a collaboration with...

The Other World in "The World of the End": These hot weeks of summer, host Marcela Sulak will be suggesting some good beach reading, such as Ofir Touche Gafla’s novel The World of the End, translated by Mitch Ginsburg, and published in English 2015. The book won the 2005 Geffen Award for the...

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The Bible and Education: Not an Oxymoron: While public schools cannot require devotional use of the Bible, academic study of the book is allowed. However, political and legal considerations often make discussions of the Bible either impossible or uncomfortable. Dr. Marie Wachlin, nationally...

456. The Poetry of the Page: SK Valenzuela, literature professor and winner of the Industry Insider Screenwriting Contest, discusses the similarities between poetry writing and screenwriting.

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EE: Animal Farm What Does It Mean, Marking a Text: Are you still on the fence about writing in your books, even after Practicum? Join Lisa Bailey, Marc Hays, and Stephanie Meter as they reveal how “marking the text” made reading Animal Farm a different experience this time around. ...

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