Another F*****g Writing Podcast Tyler Dempsey
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A place where I talk to writers about writing, life, and everything in between. Caring about connection without being annoying about it.
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Bonus Episode - Kat Giordano (Host: Troy James Weaver)
Past guests Kat Giordano and Troy James Weaver discuss Kat's newest book Thumbsucker, chasing the elusive "golden age" of writing, and doing it all for yourself. If you're a friend of the show, please consider becoming a Patreon supporter.
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Episode 52 - Jillian Luft
Join me as Jillian Luft, author of SCUMBAG SUMMER, talks about love/hate relations with our place of birth, setting lives up for self-destruction, and the heroism of being a scumbag. If you're a friend of the show, please show it by becoming a Patreon supporter.
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Bonus Episode - Mike Nagel (Host: Kirsti MacKenzie)
Past guests Kirsti MacKenzie and Mike Nagel chew the fat about Mike's newest book Culdesac, how music informs the writing process, and virtues of sticking to a lane. If you enjoy this podcast, please consider becoming a Patreon supporter.
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Episode 51 - Michael Winkler
Omg, author of Grimmish, Michael Winkler, comes on to talk about looking at your skin, asking what strange suit is this, the unfairness of pain's distribution, and working with rules of your own creation. If you're a fan of the podcast, please consider becoming a Patreon supporter.
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Episode 50 - Benjamin Niespodziany
Today I have Benjamin Niespodziany, author of No Farther Than The End Of The Street, talking with me about life-altering travel, writing as a sonic-search, and the ever-shifting flows of Smino. If you enjoy this podcast, please support us financially through Patreon.
*In this episode, Ben accidentally called Rikki Ducornet's book The Complete Butcher's Tales by the name, The Butcher's Daughter, which in honestly is a banger title. -
Episode 49 - JoAnna Novak
Invited JoAnna Novak, author of Meaningful Work, on the pod to talk craving for a meaning that isn't there, odd jobs, and the pressure in language. If you're a fan of this show, please consider becoming a Patreon supporter.
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Tyler has a way with words and a cadence that feels like you’re hanging out with an old friend. Engrossing and informative, I love hearing his stories.