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If you’re searching for a show that pulls back the curtain on the mystique of the writing life, look no further than The Writer Files. Hosts Kelton Reid and Milena Gonzalez study the habits, habitats, and brains of the biggest and brightest authors of our time. Tune in each week to learn from bestselling and acclaimed writers on how to keep the ink flowing, the cursor moving, and avoid writer’s block. Please follow The Writer Files wherever you get your podcasts, and leave us a rating or review to help other writers find us.

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Discover a delightful collection of fifteen enchanting short stories by Antoinette Ogden, featuring captivating narratives from renowned French and Spanish writers throughout the ages. Join us as we explore these timeless tales that capture the spirit of Christmas. - Summary by David Wales

My Dad often read us some poems when I was young. My podcast show would be about my Dad's favorite verses. This is Delores Miller, your host.

Read Like a Writer is the books podcast from Faber & Faber, Profile Books, Serpent’s Tail and Canongate, independent publishers bringing the voices – and book recommendations – of their authors to your ears, hosted by Anna Fielding. In each episode, we’ll hear about the books they strongly recommend you read, their latest projects and learn about their local indie bookshop too. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

AI for Creative Professionals shows you how to use AI tools in your creative work. Host Tiana shares what she’s learned from using these tools in her own freelance projects. Perfect for:- Graphic designers exploring AI design tools- Copywriters and content creators learning ChatGPT and Claude- Social media managers automating content creation- Freelance creatives adapting to AI workflows- Marketing professionals integrating AI strategy Each week, you'll get:- Tested AI tool recommendations (the good, bad, and overhyped)- Step-by-step prompt engineering tutorials- Real creative career ...

Two must-have classics together in one volume, On Writing Well and How to Write a Memoir, from acclaimed writer, editor, and scholar William Zinsser "On Writing Well is a bible for a generation of writers looking for clues to clean, compelling prose." –New York Times On Writing Well, which...

New Yorker fiction writers read their stories.

Walking in This World picks up where Julia Cameron's best-selling book on the creative process, The Artist's Way, left off to present readers with a second course, part two in an amazing journey toward discovering our human potential. Full of valuable new strategies and techniques for breaking through difficult creative ground, this is the "intermediate level" of the Artist's Way program.

The Writer’s Bio(luminescent) Podcast offers deep-dive conversations with illuminating writers. Each episode opens with a brief, writerly portrait and moves into a discussion about craft, creativity, and the life behind the work. Every conversation includes a reading and the space to explore what really matters, both on and off the page, with insights that might offer a quiet glow.

Sight Zilla and Menes One interview graffiti artists and graffiti writers.

Nerve Centre and PRONI brought together a group of people keen to learn about MichaelJ. Murphy through the medium of podcasting. Over three weeks and five sessions, We explored the archive of Michael J. Murphy at PRONI Freelance producer Alan Meban took them through the process of creating a podcast. The group learned about interviewing, selecting sources - both by using the works of MJM and by talking to people who know his work, with a final session pulling it all together.

Fiction Writer's Toolshed: Practical Tools for Authors is a hands-on training podcast that helps fiction writers of all skill levels build a repeatable skill set for finishing their work and writing consistently. The show provides a clear, easy-to-use, proven roadmap for turning ideas into completed fiction. Whether you're drafting your first short piece, revising a work in progress, or struggling to finish what you start, we can help. Each episode breaks down the writing tools, story techniques, and writer's troubleshooting skills fiction authors need to improve their craft, solve story ...

Dive into Paulownia, a captivating anthology featuring seven remarkable tales from three influential Japanese authors of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Mori Ōgai, an army surgeon turned literary enthusiast, offers profound insights through his celebrated works, including The Wild Geese (Gan). This collection showcases his compelling short stories such as Takase Bune, Hanako, and The Pier. Nagai Kafū immerses readers in the vibrant world of Tokyos entertainment districts, capturing the lives of geisha and prostitutes in his evocative stories The Bill-Collecting and Ukiyo-e. Meanwhile...

In The Writers Chair invites writers and publishing professionals into relaxed, thoughtful author conversations, where guests share their journeys, challenges, and hard-won insights about writing craft, the creative process, and the writing life. Each episode offers publishing insights grounded in real experience, not theory. We’re here to inform, encourage, and open new ways of thinking about writing and reaching readers today.

A podcast that is dedicated to all things writing. From editing and publishing, to marketing and worldbuilding, this podcast will cover all things writing related.

Each episode offers a glimpse of this day in literary history and ends with a poem . This podcast is inspired by The Writer's Almanac. It has a few modifications from the original: the music, host, and sign-off are different; the poem relates to the day in some way and is always in the public domain/fair use; and the Weekend Edition show notes encourage listeners' own writing by including writing prompts. While AI tools assist in producing the podcast, the final content is reviewed, edited, and read by a human. To show your support: follow, like, subscribe, donate.

The Writer’s Chair is your all-access seat to honest conversations with the minds behind dark and dangerous stories. Hosted by bestselling horror author and award-winning podcaster Daniel Willcocks, this show peels back the curtain on the world of publishing — from indie to trad, and everything in between.Whether it’s horror, thriller, dystopia or the strange and unsettling, you’ll hear from writers who live in the shadows. Expect raw truths, hard-won lessons, industry insight and the kind of unfiltered talk that only happens when dark minds get together over a glass of something ...

A behind-the-scenes look at the creative process of writing. Each week, Lydia shares an update on writing and self-publishing her Christian nonfiction book, from outline to publication. Lydia’s book recounts her 20s, exploring career changes, evolving relationships, and faith. Along the way, Lydia interviews Christian writers and authors about their own creative processes and the stories behind the work they bring into the world. If you love writing, storytelling, and honest conversations about faith and creativity, this podcast invites you inside the process.

The Writer’s Quill is a podcast where writers and creators gather to share the stories behind the stories. Each episode, we explore why we write, what keeps us awake at night, and what we hope to discover through our words. From seasoned authors to emerging voices, every guest brings a unique perspective to the craft and community of writing. Please pull up a chair, pour a cup of coffee (or tea), and join us as we celebrate the magic of words, one conversation at a time. sylvienneethara.substack.com