Hey Prosers, So … a funny thing happened on the way to this podcast … In April 2017, I invited author and engineer Nick Arvin to the school where I work. Over two days, he gave several talks on writing, and I recorded one of
Prosers, prosers, prosers, have I got a treat for you this week! It’s my first book interview of this year and I’m happy that it was with professor, Kenyon Review Nonfiction Editor, and award-winning writer Geeta Kothari. Kothari’s new short story collection, I Brake For
What do you get if you cross a syndicated newspaper columnist with a business book author on a Pearson imprint with an entrepreneur who owns Pro Blog Service and novelist who’s the Spring 2016 writer-in-residence at the Jack Kerouac House in Orlando, Florida? Erik Deckers,
I found this post on Medium by Patrick Dunleavy: “Top Ten Style Checks for PhDs or Creative Nonfiction Writers.” If you’re a writer in the trenches, many of his ten points might be familiar. Some I was aware of, just not as he phrased it, like the “Link/Frame/Deliver”
This week’s episode features a candid conversation with Washington Post reporter Soraya McDonald. In this interview, you’ll recognize right away the wit that shades much of her prose. Soraya is a graduate of Howard University and began covering the high school sports desk as a
I decided to interview Chelsey Clammer because I was super impressed with her dedication to writing and publishing. I’ve joked that she’s a submission machine, but this woman is no heartless robot. Spirituality is at the center of her writing practice and in this interview,