If you’ve followed my blog for a long time, you know I love podcasts. I discovered podcasts back in 2007 and have been a faithful listener of the format ever since. My listening tastes are admittedly eclectic – paranormal, audio dramas, writing craft, roleplaying games, real-life crime, and short fiction all make up my playlist. […]
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My media consumption was a bit off for 2021. I decided I would share what has stuck in my mind. Podcasts I consume podcasts as if they were my lifeblood. If someone points me in the direction of one and I have a vague interest in it, I will give an episode (or three) a
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Even though I missed FOGCon, I thought I’d put up a list of podcasts I listen to. Listen and enjoy! Writing Craft AskAlli: Self-Publishing Advice Podcast The Creative Penn Podcast for Writers The Creative Writer’s Toolbelt Ditch Diggers Get to Work Hurley! Go Publish Yourself: An IngramSpark Podcast How Do You Write? I Should Be Writing
Well, I didn’t make it to FOGCon this year. I took notes for a panel on what fiction podcasts are out there. Just because I didn’t attend doesn’t mean you can’t take advantage of my notes. Short Fiction Apex Magazine Beneath Ceaseless Skies Cast of Wonders Clarkesworld Magazine Drabblecast Drabbleclassics Escapepod The Horror via Relic Radio Lightspeed
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One of my favorite podcasts about the craft of writing is Writing Excuses. Hosted by Mary Robinette Kowal, Howard Tayler, Brandon Sanderson, and Dan Wells, they live up to their tagline “Fifteen minutes long, because you’re in a hurry, and we’re not that smart.” I disagree with the ‘not that smart’ bit. These people are
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I’ve listened to various podcasts for several years. I’m pretty fickle when it comes to listening. I’ll listen to one, then stop, then resume and maybe go back and hunt them down and listen. I’ll listen to them mostly when I’m working my day job. I do massive amounts of data entry, and it makes the
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