Write-minded: Weekly Inspiration for Writers
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Should we be worried about the current state of reading? It’s hard to answer no to this question. Which is why Grant and Brooke take up the topic this week with guest Andrew Limbong, host of NPR's Book of the Day podcast. Tune in to set a reading goal with Grant, commiserate with Brooke about the kids’ reading habits these days, and hear some great book recommendations from a guest who’s more on top of the book scene than most. We also talk about the reading brain vs. Internet brain, and throw in a little neuroscience for good measure. Join us!
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Writing from Inside Your Industry, featuring Zakiya Dalila Harris
Reading Dangerously, featuring Azar Nafisi
Imagining and Reconstructing in Memoir, featuring Julie Metz
The Skinny on Book Coaching, featuring Jennie Nash
Writing with Sensuality, featuring Leesa Cross-Smith
Writing What Terrifies You, featuring Ashley Woodfolk
Helping Books Remain a Vital Part of Our Culture, featuring Andy Hunter
Moral Ambiguity in Fiction, featuring Quentin Lee
All About Book Festivals, featuring Cherilyn Parsons
Setting Stories Free, featuring Caits Meissner and T Kira Madden
Probing the Line Between Insanity and Art, featuring Lee Kravetz
Tough-Love Marketing, featuring M.J. Rose
How We Think about Anger on the Page, featuring Lilly Dancyger
Can Writing Be Taught? featuring Lisa Stringfellow
How We Think and Write about Intimate Experiences, featuring Melissa Febos
The Art of Writing Forgiveness, featuring Ashley C. Ford
Writing to Make the World a Better Place, featuring Parker J. Palmer
The Drama of Friendships, featuring Jean Chen Ho
Research Is Not Just for Facts, featuring Margaret Verble
Out in the Open about Erotica, featuring Rachel Kramer Bussel
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