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S7E1268 [John Glynn: what’s coming up]: Savoring the sensation of (finally) being on the right path Ep 1268
Welcome back to the final installment of my interview with John Glynn, author of the brand new novel “The Lost Book of Lancelot,” a queer retelling of the legend of Camelot–think Heated Rivalry set…
S7E1267 [John Glynn, inner stuff]: Taking your doubts as a sign you’re on the right track Ep 1267
Welcome to part two of my interview with John Glynn, a novelist, memoirist, and the editorial director of Hanover Square Press, an imprint of HarperCollins. His brand new novel (out May 12!) is “The…
S7E1266 [John Glynn, practical matters]: Making time to write while working a full-time job Ep 1266
This week my guest is John Glynn, author of the brand new novel (out May 12) “The Lost Book of Lancelot,” a queer retelling of the legend of Camelot that’s a great fit for fans of Heated Rivalry and…
S7E1265 [Christopher Castellani, what’s coming up]: Finding inspiration in the midst of upsetting world events Ep 1265
In this final installment of my interview with author and writing teacher Christopher Castellani, talked about how to stay connected to your creativity during turbulent times and then we got into…
S7E1264 [Christopher Castellani, inner stuff]: Tricking yourself into doing the work Ep 1264
In part two of my interview with author and writing teacher Christopher Castellani, we talked about all the quirky psychology that goes into creating, including:- Why his books tend to get longer and…
S7E1263 [Christopher Castellani, practical matters]: Using your creative practice to make sense of the world Ep 1263
This week I’m delighted to be talking with five-time novelist Christopher Castellani. Christopher’s newest book is “Last Seen,” which combines suspense, true crime, and magical realism to take the…
S7E1262 [Jenna Blum: what’s coming up]: Putting a long-term plan into action + the importance of choosing the right mug Ep 1262
Welcome to part three of my interview with Jenna Blum, author of the new psychological thriller “Murder Your Darlings,” which will keep you up and crack you up while also offering an inside peek at…
S7E1261 [Jenna Blum, inner stuff]: Getting over the fear that you’re wasting time Ep 1261
In part two of my interview with Jenna Blum, the New York Times and internationally bestselling author of five books, including “Those Who Save Us” and “The Lost Family,” and “Murder Your Darlings”…
S7E1260 [Jenna Blum, practical matters: The magic of letting yourself be a little bored Ep 1260
This week my guest is internationally bestselling author Jenna Blum. Jenna's books include “Those Who Save Us,” “The Storm Chasers,” and “The Lost Family.” Her newest book is a psychological thriller…
S7E1259 [Kate Broad: what’s coming up]: Gaining a tighter grip on confidence Ep 1259
In this final installment of my interview with Kate Broad, whose debut novel “Greenwich” was named a best new book by People Magazine, we get a peek at where Kate is headed next, as well as what…
S7E1258 [Kate Broad, inner stuff]: Organizing your life around your own happiness Ep 1258
Welcome back to part two of my interview with Kate Broad, whose debut novel, “Greenwich,” was named a People Magazine best new book, an Amazon editor's pick, and a Publisher’s Weekly buzz book for…
S7E1258 [Kate Broad, practical matters]: Liberating yourself from the idea that you “have to” write Ep 1257
My guest this week is Kate Broad, author of “Greenwich,” a coming of age story set against a backdrop of wealth and privilege that explores how mistakes can have life-altering consequences and asks…
S7E1256 [Cynthia Weiner, what’s coming up]: Tricks for getting in the headspace to write about a different time period Ep 1256
Welcome to the final installment of my interview with Cynthia Weiner, author of “A Gorgeous Excitement,” a coming of age novel set in 1980s New York City that was named a best book of 2025 by The New…
S7E1255 [Cynthia Weiner, inner stuff]: Rewriting the subconscious belief that it's bad to draw attention to yourself Ep 1255
Welcome to part two of my interview (a replay) with Cynthia Weiner, author of “A Gorgeous Excitement,” which, since these episodes first aired, has just come out in paperback and was named a best…
S7E1254 [Cynthia Weiner, practical matters]: Daily rituals, time management tricks, and an approach to life that boost creativity Ep 1254
This week I'm replaying my interview with Cynthia Weiner, whose amazing coming of age novel set in 1980s New York City, “A Gorgeous Excitement,” is just out in paperback.“A Gorgeous Excitement” is…
S7E1253 [Lauren Kessler: what’s coming up]: Building and maintaining the stamina needed for a multi-decade writing career Ep 1253
Welcome back to the final portion of my interview with Lauren Kessler an award-winning author of 15 books including her brand new and most personal by far, Everything Changes Everything, which covers…
S7E1252 [Lauren Kessler, inner stuff]: An inside peek at the book proposal process + cultivating your inner supporter Ep 1252
In part two of my interview with award-winning author and (semi) fearless immersion reporter Lauren Kessler, who brand-new book "Everything Changes Everything" is getting great reviews for being an…
S7E1251 [Lauren Kessler, practical matters]: A master class on getting through the hard parts of life, and of writing Ep 1251
My guest today is Lauren Kessler, a multi-award-winning author of eleven works of narrative nonfiction, three biographies, an oral history, and four books on writing and reporting.A gutsy immersion…
S7E1250 [Elizabeth Gonzalez James, what’s coming up]: Tending to your mental health during a stressful timeline (and NOT talking about aliens) Ep 1250
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S7E1249 [Elizabeth Gonzalez James, inner stuff]: When you would rather do absolutely anything other than actually write Ep 1249
Welcome back to part two of my interview with Elizabeth Gonzalez-James, screenwriter and bestselling author of the novels, “The Bullet Swallower” and “Mona at Sea,” as well as the chapbook, “Five…
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