Join writer Sunny Moraine for dinner as we discuss how the short story version of Your Shadow Half Remains exploded into a novel (and whether either of them would have existed at all without COVID-19), why pantsing is good but can sometimes become a nightmare, the way stories come to them cinematically, several questions to which I didn't want to know the answers but only whether they knew the answers, the unsettling demands of Skinamarink, why we both love ambiguity but most of the world doesn't, how to interpret and when to implement the feedback of beta readers, the writerly gifts given to us by our subconsciouses, why their short story days seem to be behind them, the two reasons they hate the process of titling their tales, and much more.
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Episode 167: Sara Duke
Episode 166: Paul Tremblay
Episode 165: Natalie Luhrs
Episode 164: Daryl Gregory
Episode 163: Usman T. Malik
Episode 162: Fonda Lee
Episode 161: José Pablo Iriarte
Episode 160: Bob Budiansky
Episode 159: Lawrence M. Schoen
Episode 158: Suzanne Palmer
Episode 157: E. Lily Yu
Episode 156: Sam Maggs
Episode 155: Renée Witterstaetter
Episode 154: Four Comics Cognoscenti Celebrate Steve Ditko
Episode 153: Veronica Schanoes
Episode 152: Michael R. Underwood
Episode 151: Three Second Novelists Share Their Struggles
Episode 150: Tom King
Episode 149: John Wiswell
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