We start by discussing diversity in literary magazines and how the submission process can be unfair to some authors. After that, we talk about a poll we ran which showed that the majority of people (who follow us on Twitter) consider audiobooks to be the same as reading a book.
We break things down further and give our definitive opinions on the matter, factoring in things like visual impairment that doesn't allow one to read in the traditional sense, how one absorbs an audiobook compared to a written book, and how effort plays a role.
Once we settle that matter, we discuss the age-old question, book or movie? Which is better and why? We give many examples.
Check out our work at www.drunkenpenwriting.com
#143: We Get Absurd
BOTM #13: The Plague By Albert Camus
#142: The Best Stream Of Consciousness Novels
DBS #90: Books For Black Mirror Fans
#141: Crime Fiction With James Michels
#140: How To Write Comedy
#139: How To Stop AI From Taking Over The Writing Industry
#138: Worst To Best Stephen King Endings
#137: Why You Should Join A Book Club
DBS #89: Who Is The Greatest Living Author?
#136: RIP Cormac McCarthy
#135: We Get Profound
DBS #88: Fairy Tales And Dirty Smut
#134: Best Neil Gaiman Books
#133: Best Video Game Narratives
DBS #87: Classic Sci-fi, Wrestling Promos, And A Hard Question
#132: Drinking To Latin American Authors
A Murakami Minute: Pinball 1973
#131: How Dumb Are We?
A Murakami Minute: Hear The Wind Sing
Join Podbean Ads Marketplace and connect with engaged listeners.
Advertise Today
Create your
podcast in
minutes
It is Free
Lit Society: Books and Drama
Ex Libris
Write The Book: Conversations on Craft
Great Expectations
The Story of Mankind
Fresh Air
Myths and Legends