Join Izzy Wasserstein for Kansas City BBQ as we discuss the way Sarah Pinsker sparked her lightbulb moment, why it's important for her to learn your chosen D&D character, which Star Trek: The Next Generation characters caused her to take her first stab at writing, the change she'd make in her life if she were independently wealthy, why we both miss those paper rejection slips from publishing's pre-electronic days, the disconnect between the way we feel about certain stories of ours and how readers respond, the most important gift she was given by the Clarion writing workshop, our perverse love for second-person present-tense stories, how surprised she was when she sold a story to Analog, and much more.
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Episode 207: Hildy Silverman
Episode 206: Michael Bailey
Episode 205: Lisa Morton
Episode 204: Howard Bender
Episode 203: Charlie Jane Anders
Episode 202: Rhondi Salsitz
Episode 201: Jordan Kurella
Episode 200: J. Michael Straczynski
Episode 199: William Shunn
Episode 198: L. Marie Wood
Episode 197: Robert Jeschonek
Episode 196: Sheree Renée Thomas
Episode 195: Theodora Goss
Episode 194: Annalee Newitz
Episode 193: Walter Jon Williams
Episode 192: Jennifer R. Povey
Episode 191: Brian Keene and Mary SanGiovanni Collaborate
Episode 190: Cory Doctorow
Episode 189: Ron Marz
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