The Writing Show
Summary: The Writing Show provides information and inspiration for writers of all kinds. Whether you write fiction, nonfiction, screenplays, songs, games, manuals, ads, reports, reviews, or poetry, we are here to entertain, help, and engage you.
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Podcasts:
Flash fiction is hot! Michael Wilson, a longtime flash fiction devotee, offers a primer on the art.
Guest host Ricardo Amigo presents the third installment in his series on text management for writers. This time, he explains some of the features of one of his favorite programs, EditPad Lite.
Jon Harnum is one of those rare writers who makes money by giving away his books for free. Find out how he does it.
Paula B. announces our new series and asks for your participation.
Guest host Ricardo Amigo presents the second installment in his series on text management for writers.
Writing humor is harder than it looks. Funny guy Brad Schreiber discusses what makes us laugh and what to look out for when writing comedy.
Want to make your writing come alive? Infuse it with detail.
Guest host Ricardo Amigo begins a new series on text management tools for writers.
This is our review of Free: The Future of a Radical Price by Chris Anderson, editor in chief of Wired.
"Three young men are visited by ghosts of Halloween past." Rated PG for subject matter (drinking, ghosts).
"A sniper mistakenly kills two boys in Iraq and their ghosts seek revenge." Rated PG for language, violence, and gore.
Memoir has become hugely popular in the last few years. In this episode of The Writing Show, guest host Alanna Klapp and author Deanna R. Adams explore some of the issues involved in this most personal form of writing.
Brigitte A. Thompson discusses how writers who pay taxes in the U.S. can organize their financial lives and perhaps save money in the process.
The Results of Our 2009 Halloween Short Story Contest
In this rather unusual episode of The Writing Show, classics scholar Aaron Horton discusses the most influential of the ancient Greek novels: Aethiopica by Heliodorus, which influenced Shakespeare and Cervantes, among others.
