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Episode 82 Teaser: Tricia Hedman
The origin story of a villain? Dark. The origin story of a publicist? Kinda sweet and inspiring. Please enjoy this teaser with Tricia Hedman, publicist and owner of Ol...
Episode 81: Deborah Rudell
For author Deborah Rudell, nature and its impact on her as a person and writer is immense, whether it was living off-grid or riding out gales on a boat getting battere...
Episode 81 Teaser: Deborah Rudell
For author and sailor Deborah Rudell, much of her life has mirrored lessons learned early on as a child. Please enjoy this teaser ahead of next week's full episode of ...
Episode 80: Grant Oliphant
Grant Oliphant, author and CEO of the Conrad Prebys Foundation, has both proof and hands-on experience with how the arts and literature can positively transform a city...
Episode 80 Teaser: Grant Oliphant
We all have advice we'd give our younger selves if we could. For Grant Oliphant, author and CEO of the Conrad Prebys Foundation, it might be the wisest two pieces of a...
Episode 79: Tammy Greenwood
Growing up, author and teacher Tammy Greenwood was not only around a lot of books, she had a great school librarian and a teacher who believed in her writing skills. I...
Episode 79 Teaser: Tammy Greenwood
With over two decades of experience in the publishing industry, author and editor Tammy Greenwood knows how important a book pitch can be. But she'll never forget the ...
Episode 78: Megan Haskell
Megan Haskell, an author, publisher, and wizard-like user of both sides of her brain, chose numbers as a career over letters before realizing her mistake and correctin...
Episode 78 Teaser: Megan Haskell
For author Megan Haskell, a productive writing session requires more than just sitting in the writer's seat. Please enjoy this brief teaser ahead of next week's full ...
Episode 77: Jennifer Silva Redmond
Author and editor Jennifer Silva Redmond spends her days writing and sailing and even writing about sailing. But when it comes to editing, her knowledge is as vast as ...
Episode 77 Teaser: Jennifer Silva Redmond
As a full-time editor (and memoirist herself) Jennifer Silva Redmond knows a thing or two about memory retention. So far. Please enjoy this brief teaser ahead of next ...
Episode 76: Cornelia Feye
Author and publisher Cornelia Feye has spent a lifetime studying storytelling through art and telling her own stories in print. In this episode of The Written Scene, ...
Episode 76 Teaser: Cornelia Feye
Author and publisher Cornelia Feye has an extensive art history background which gives her further insight into not just others but her characters, too. Please enjoy t...
Episode 75: Grant Barrett
Lexicographer and linguist Grant Barrett grew up with an insatiable need to read and the bigger the books, the better. In this episode of The Written Scene, Grant tal...
Episode 75 Teaser: Grant Barrett
Linguist and lexicographer Grant Barrett sets the record straight when it comes to what the written language really is compared to spoken language. Please enjoy this b...
Episode 74: Anne Randerson
According to Anne Randerson, an author, coach, and multi-linguist (to name just a few titles), writing requires more than a desire to just have a job; it's a lifetime ...
Episode 74 Teaser: Anne Randerson
For author, coach, and teacher Anne Randerson, the passion behind her books is one the world over could really benefit from. Please enjoy this teaser ahead of next wee...
Episode 73: James Foley
What do you get when you cross sea turtles and early retirement? For author James Foley, it was the inspiration and chance to finally be the author he always wanted to...
Episode 73 Teaser: James Foley
The biggest lesson author James Foley has learned along the way happens to be one of the more important lessons an author can learn. Please enjoy this teaser ahead of ...
Episode 72: Joseph Milosch
Author and poet Joseph Milosch is not one to short thrift the process of writing, whether it's his poetry or short stories. This was a lesson he learned very early on....
