Podcasts de literature

Conversation with Bonnie Garmus

Bonnie Garmus, author of the best-selling novel Lessons in Chemistry, is a copywriter and...

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Tea or Books? #112: Best Books of 2022 and They Were Sisters vs The Three Sisters

Dorothy Whipple, May Sinclair, and favourite books of 2022 – welcome to episode 112!...

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Dostoevsky on Christ and Fiction

The great Russian writer Dostoevsky had much to say on the themes of religion, fiction, stories,...

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Scintillating Stories: Candlemass, Hovering, Donmouth

Content Warning: Death of a loved one In this episode we have three wonderful short stories....

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Getting Started in Northern Ireland: opportunities, advice and what to expect

If you are a new or emerging writer in Northern Ireland seeking advice and guidance on getting...

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Episode 62 - In at the deep end. How to immerse readers in your story

In the previous episode we explored the two essential qualities of setting through describing the...

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30 - XIV Sonnet 151

We conclude our Shakespeare Sonnet series by discussing how troubled the author's love life...

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Episode 64 - Research Respect and Reasoning: building the foundations of your story setting

Great stories require a lot of research, but there's more to it than just surfing the net for a...

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Episode 65 - The Magpie and the Compost Heap: Curiosity and Curation for your future projects

In episode 64 we looked at what we can do to build and enhance setting in a current project, and...

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31 - The Name of the Rose

Remembering the late Umberto Eco's breakthrough novel, we discuss medieval theology, postmodern...

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Episode 67 - From Research to Reality: using the raw material of research to create compelling setting and backstory

You might have a lot of research for your story, but how do you apply it effectively to create a...

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Episode 68 - Building characters from the foundations up: how to develop compelling charaters & backstory

This episode will guide you though the process of taking the raw material of your character...

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32 - Nothing

While you might say we talk about nothing every time, this episode we discuss it as a parable, as...

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33 - Crave

The most mature and most challenging play by contemporary drama's most prominent voice, Crave...

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34 - Gargantua and Pantagruel

We discuss Rabelais' satirical masterpiece, in all its gross, fascinating and surprisingly...

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Episode 77 - Listen to the voices! What we can learn about voice from great writing

In this episode we are going to look at a number of very different examples of writing that excel...

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35 - The Catcher in the Rye

Following countless teenagers over the past 65 years, we talk about JD Salinger's only novel, its...

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Episode 79 - The sound of your writing is critical to your success - here's how you can improve it

This episode is a round up of everything we've been talking about concerning the sound of writing...

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Episode 81 - You have a deal with your readers - here's how to deliver your side of the bargain

In this episode we use the development of a scene to illustrate a critical element of the...

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AP #17 : Olympic Tiger Wrestling

Edgar and Bill chat about the Clockwork Door, Edgar's upcoming TEDx talk, and Middle Earth and...

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