Guest host Nicole Nelson talks with novelists Erika Robuck, author of Call Me Zelda and Courtney Angela Brkic, author of The First Rule of Swimming.
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Please be aware there may be technical problems with the broadcast…it’s not you, it’s us…
(Broadcast date: July 3, 2013)
….and I found it in the archives. She was on talking about Orange is the New Black., right here: Piper Kerman, author of Orange is the New Black: My Year in a Women’s Prison.
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(Broadcast Date: December 8, 2010)
This show was broadcast back in 2011, then sent to podcast. For some odd reason, the podcast wasn’t working and a listener got in touch and wanted to hear this one. So, here it is, working now! If you come across any bad links, do let me know and I’ll try to fix them. – Barbara
Literary agent Vicky Bijur and Robert Olen Butler, for Part II of the interview with him. Part I took place on 8/2/11. He’s author of A Small Hotel.
(Broadcast date: August 10, 2011.)
Barbara DeMarco-Barrett interviews Vicky Bijur, New York City literary agent.
(Broadcast date: February 11, 2009)
Marrie Stone chats with Caroline Leavitt, author of Is This Tomorrow, about being an outsider, how writing can’t escape personal experience, and what perseverance really looks like. In the second half hour, Howard Norman discusses his memoir, I Hate To Leave This Beautiful Place, his love of ornithology, and the power of place.
(Broadcast date: July 10, 2013)
San Francisco-based agent Ted Weinstein talks about the current state of publishing, and offers advice to writers: Let agents find you (he talks about how), become a multimedia empire (he talks about how), new publishing models (he talks about these), and more.
(Note: There’s a bit of technical trouble toward the beginning of the interview and at the end, about 50 minutes in. It’s not you, it’s me.)
Broadcast date: June 26, 2013)
Erica Bauermeister, author of The Lost Art of Mixing, talks with Barbara about her work, interconnected short stories, mind-mapping, and more on this June 2013 episode of Writers on Writing.
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(Broadcast date: June 5, 2013)
Palm Springs Noir, an anthology published by Akashic Books, edited by Barbara, also features her short story “The Water Holds You Still.” Order anywhere you buy books.
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