
A literary podcast from the North Star State for readers and writers. Author interviews, book recommendations, and writing advice.
| Platform | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly | |
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| Issues | 36 | Founded | 8 months ago | Last Issue | 6 days ago |
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David Mura joins us to speak about Asian-American identity, Broadway boycotts, thirty years of essays, and how typing is like jazz piano.
Exit, Miss Saigon
@muradavid on Twitter
David Mura on Facebook
davidmura.com
David Mura on Substa...
Emi Nietfeld, journalist and author of the memoir Acceptance, joins us to talk about narratives of estrangement, journalism jobs, AI emptiness, and her essay “A Leap of Logic” in the anthology No Contact: Writers on Estrangement.
No Contac...
I enjoy a search challenge, so when I spoke with Minnesota writer Lori O’Dea about her new work Little Cavendish, and why novellas are hard to publish, I knew I had to compile a good list of Minnesota novellas.
Little Cavendish is a great...
Lori O’Dea speaks with us about art, the literary scene in Detroit Lakes, being a part-time Minnesotan, and short fiction trends.
Little Cavendish (Rebel Santori Press)
Lori O’Dea’s website
Art Project 605
@lori.odea on Instagram
Loon...
Author and doodler Lina Patton talks with us about chi-chi Minnesota geography, eavesdropping on service jobs, and lakeside fiction.
The Lake Club (William Morrow)
Lina Patton
@linapatton on Instagram
Lina’s essay “The Summer Job That T...
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