Melhores podcasts sobre Cnf (2024)

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#112 How to Get Published: Stay Organized 11:26

5d ago11:26

11:26

I'm thrilled to share the final episode of our series on getting published in literary magazines! Over the past ten episodes, we've covered everything from finding inspiration in submission calls to handling rejections and staying organized. This journey has been incredibly rewarding, and I hope you've found valuable insights to enhance your writin…

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#111 How to Get Published: Don’t Rush 7:25

8d ago7:25

7:25

Drawing from my experiences as both an editor and a writer, in this episode, I share insights on why giving your work time to breathe can lead to more profound, polished pieces. We'll explore how slowing down can actually accelerate your growth as a writer, and I'll offer practical tips on how to embrace a more patient approach to your craft. Wheth…

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#110 How to Get Published: Handle Rejections However You Want 12:11

9d ago12:11

12:11

In this mini-episode, “Handle Rejections However You Want,” I dive into strategies for dealing with the inevitable rejections we face as writers. Drawing from my 14 years on Room's editorial collective and my work with luminous writers, I offer insights on turning rejection into resilience. You'll learn about creating a 'wins' folder, developing a …

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#109 How to Get Published: Seek (The Right Kind of) Feedback 12:11

10d ago12:11

12:11

In this episode, I share insights on seeking the right kind of feedback for your writing, drawing from my 14 years of experience on Room's editorial collective. Discover how to engage with a supportive writing community, polish your work before submission, and navigate the delicate balance between openness to suggestions and maintaining your creati…

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#108 How to Get Published: Immerse Yourself in Your Genre 9:07

11d ago9:07

9:07

In this episode of the Write, Publish, and Shine podcast, we’re diving into how genre immersion can elevate your writing for literary magazines. Get ready for practical tips on deeply engaging with your genre—everything from reading widely and analyzing what works for other authors to staying in the loop on the latest trends. We’ll also explore the…

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#107 How to Get Published: Write What Haunts You 11:26

12d ago11:26

11:26

Dive into the power of writing from your most profound experiences and emotions. In this episode, we explore why writing what haunts you creates more authentic, compelling work. Discover how to identify your haunting themes and embrace your unique voice with real examples from published works in literary magazines. Plus, get a writing prompt to kic…

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#106 How to Get Published: Craft Compelling Everything 10:48

16d ago10:48

10:48

In this episode, I dive into the art of crafting compelling writing from start to finish. We'll explore why it's crucial to maintain engagement throughout your piece, not just in the opening. I'll share strategies for keeping momentum in the middle of your work, tips for crafting effective endings, and emphasize the importance of revision in creati…

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#105 How to Get Published: Craft a Compelling Opening 14:26

18d ago14:26

14:26

How to Get Published: Craft a Compelling Opening Yes, your opening matters. A strong start hooks readers and editors alike. Ensure your first few lines grab attention and set the tone for what follows. I’m sharing the third lesson from my 14 years on Room’s editorial collective. We’re diving into one of the most crucial elements of your writing: cr…

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#104 How to Get Published: Build Relationships with Lit Mags 7:25

21d ago7:25

7:25

In this episode of the Write, Publish, and Shine podcast, I share valuable insights from my 14-year journey at Room Magazine. I emphasize the importance of building relationships with literary magazines and choosing the right publications for your work. I discuss the power of vulnerability in writing, encourage persistence in submissions, and offer…

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#103 How to Get Published: Find Your Spark in Lit Mag Submission Calls 17:40

23d ago17:40

17:40

Themed submission calls can unlock buried stories, while offering a clear focus and deadlines. In this episode, I share tips for embracing themes when submitting to literary magazines and a curated list of upcoming lit mag themes and deadlines to inspire your writing. --- Get my Writerly Love Letters, sent Wednesdays and filled with ideas and care …

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#102 MFAs vs Online Courses 31:13

1M ago31:13

31:13

In this episode, we’re diving into a topic on many writers’ minds: the choice between pursuing a Master of Fine Arts (MFA) in Creative Writing and enrolling in online writing courses. Whether you’re just starting your writing journey or looking to take your skills to the next level, this guide will help you understand each path’s key benefits and c…

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#101 Crafting Cover Letters that Work 53:14

1M ago53:14

53:14

In this episode, I delve into the importance and crafting of cover letters for literary magazine submissions. A cover letter is not as crucial as the quality of the writing itself—yet, it does play a significant role in making a solid first impression and demonstrating your professionalism as a writer. In a detailed breakdown of the elements of a c…

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#100 Episode 100! 26:03

4M ago26:03

26:03

Dear writers, I'm thrilled to present the 100th episode of the podcast! I have delighted in each of the conversations and episodes I've been able to share with you, and talking to writers and covering topics on how to write, publish, and shine. Thank you to the writers who listen to each episode and especially those who share what they gleaned or t…

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#88 Writerly Book Club: All About “On Connection” by Kae Tempest [Replay] 49:03

5M ago49:03

49:03

Memoirist Yolande House sits down with me for a book club conversation about Kae Tempest’s On Connection. It was a real pleasure to read this book alongside her and compare notes. And I hope those of you reading alongside us in our book club enjoy it. About On Connection: This is a book about connection. About how immersing ourselves in creativity …

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8.6 ~ Busted! 48:02

5M ago48:02

48:02

The punishment just doesn't fit the crime! Or...does it?Por Life Out Loud Podcast

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#99 Eleven Essential Writing Tips From Lit Mag Editors After 99 episodes 47:35

5M ago47:35

47:35

The Write, Publish, and Shine podcast, hosted by me, author and literary magazine editor Rachel Thompson, celebrates its 99th episode! I reflect on the podcast journey and past episodes, highlighting eleven essential writing tips from literary magazine editors who have been guests on the show. Listen if you need encouragement to write, publish, and…

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#86 Letting Your Work Fall Apart with Artist Amy Friend [Replay] 46:45

5M ago46:45

46:45

In the conversation with Amy Friend, the artist discusses her creative process, the influence of her personal experiences on her work, and the themes of loss, longing, and home that pervade her art. Her childhood experiences, growing up in a neighbourhood populated by immigrants, and the stories she heard from them deeply influenced her work. She e…

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#98 Summer Reading for Writers 26:37

5M ago26:37

26:37

We are playing summer reading bingo these next few months, with 24 squares representing categories of books you can read. And you are invited. Grab your card to play along with us, then choose a row, column, or diagonal line, or complete the card. Why are we, a writing community and I, an instructor of writing courses, doing this book bingo? I answ…

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#85 Expanding on Your Vision with ViNa Nguyễn [Replay] 44:41

5M ago44:41

44:41

Writer and Room contributor ViNa Nguyễn discusses their choice to deliberately write about joy as a writer who writes about grief and nostalgia. We also talked about their experimental writing and, in particular, the brilliant piece, A Nesting of Bracketed Bodies, which I published in Room's “Ghosts” issue; they also read from the work for us, so p…

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#62 Seventeen “Craft” Books & Lessons Learned in Our Writerly Book Club [Replay] 1:10:43

6M ago1:10:43

1:10:43

Listen if you’ve been looking for books to support your writing practice, or maybe a list of books to give another writer in your life, or if you’ve been wanting to read with a community of writers, too, and need some guidance to get started. -- Writerly Reading for Your Summer Get your free bingo card and play along with us for Writerly Prizes. ra…

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8.5 - Dimensions of a Dad 59:17

6M ago59:17

59:17

8.5 - Dimensions of a Dad by Life Out Loud PodcastPor Life Out Loud Podcast

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#89 Start With a Meaningful Moment—Flash Memoir with Writer Lina Lau [Replay] 33:07

6M ago33:07

33:07

Lina Lau, writer, mother, and owner of too many notebooks, has published short memoir in X-R-A-Y, Prairie Fire, Hippocampus (where she is now a reader as well), Carte Blanch, and Little Fiction/Big Truths. We discuss how flash memoir writing captures a moment and the characteristics required of memoirists. Lina also reads a 100-word story, bringing…

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#97 Resist Expectations with Author Cicely Belle Blain 45:09

7M ago45:09

45:09

Welcome to our last instalment of this string of episodes on writing with limitations and disabilities. I’m so happy to end this with the wonderful Cicely Belle Blain, the final member of my writing community who kindly agreed to join us to discuss limitations and disabilities when it comes to writing. Reading from Cicely’s bio: Cicely Belle Blain …

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#96 Set L. Shuter on Using Humour and Being Kind to Herself as a Chronically Ill Writer 48:30

7M ago48:30

48:30

Welcome to our semi-final instalment of this string of episodes on writing with limitations and disabilities. In this episode, writer S.L. Shuter, a member of my Writerly Love Community, talks about embracing an identity related to her diagnosis and the push back she received for this. Set L. Shuter is a writer, filmmaker and storyteller from Toron…

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#95 Crystal Randall Barnett on Writing, Disability & Intuition 28:09

7M ago28:09

28:09

Welcome to the next instalment of this string of episodes on writing with limitations and disabilities. In this episode, Crystal Randall Barnett, a member of my Writerly Love Community, adds to the conversations we’ve been having in this series of episodes on writing slowly and listening to your body. Crystal Randall Barnett is an emerging writer f…

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#94 Andrea Martineau: Believe Writers About Limitations and Disabilities 24:47

8M ago24:47

24:47

Welcome to the fourth instalment of this string of episodes on the theme of writing with limitations and disabilities. Andrea Martineau is a writer, poet, bibliophile, and phytomaniac (I had to look that one up: a plant lover!) with a penchant for heritage buildings and their paranormal tenants. Her poetry has previously been published and shared i…

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#93 Amy Vickers, An Autistic Writer on Beautiful Flaws 36:55

8M ago36:55

36:55

Welcome to my next conversation in this run of episodes on writing with disabilities and limitations. In this episode, I sit down with Amy Yuki Vickers, a new writer in our community and a recent alum of my Lit Mag Love course. Amy is the author of the blog and newsletter The Intentional Hulk, writes short stories and personal essays, and is at wor…

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#92 Olwen Wilson on Following Joy While Writing with a Chronic Condition 40:44

8M ago40:44

40:44

Welcome to the next episode in this run of episodes on writing with disabilities and limitations. In this episode, a wonderful Writerly Love Community member, Olwen Wilson talks with me about following joy and writing with a chronic condition. We discuss labels and their conflicting appeal/repellent nature. And, what I suspect will be a through lin…

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8.4 - Sweet Sorrow 1:24:14

8M ago1:24:14

1:24:14

8.4 - Sweet Sorrow by Life Out Loud PodcastPor Life Out Loud Podcast

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#91 Shantell Powell on Visceral Writing and Writing with ADHD 35:54

8M ago35:54

35:54

Welcome to the first interview in my series of episodes on writing with disabilities and limitations. I sit down with a wonderful Writerly Love membership community member, Shantell Powell, a two-spirit author, artist, and self-described swamp hag who grew up on the land and off the grid. Her publication credits include Augur, Solarpunk Magazine, M…

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#79 [Replay] Three Lessons on Writing, Revising, and Publishing Your Writing 1:08:56

8M ago1:08:56

1:08:56

The Write, Publish, Shine Intensive, which brings together my three courses: Write and Light, a course to get writers generating new, more profound work; Revision Love, my course on learning to self-edit your writing; and Lit Mag Love, my flagship course on getting published in literary journals. All of the resources mentioned in the episode are in…

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#90 Accessibility for Writers with Disabilities and Limitations 50:43

9M ago50:43

50:43

In this episode, I sit down with our Community Facilitator, Meli Walker, to discuss what we do to make our online course community more accessible to writers with disabilities and limitations. This episode marks the beginning of a run of episodes focusing on writing with limitations/disability. Coming up, you’ll hear me talk with writers with vario…

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#49 [Replay] Augur Magazine co-Editor-in-Chief Terese Mason Pierre—Nothing Has to Happen 47:06

9M ago47:06

47:06

“Nothing has to happen in the story. There doesn't need to be explosions or big shocking twists. It's just enough to have well-developed characters and a beautiful world.” —Terese Mason Pierre, Augur Terese Mason Pierre is co-Editor-in-Chief of Augur, a Canadian speculative literature journal, and has published work in Hobart, The Puritan, Quill an…

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#89 Start With a Meaningful Moment—Flash Memoir with Writer Lina Lau 33:46

9M ago33:46

33:46

Lina Lau, writer, mother, and owner of too many notebooks, has published short memoir in X-R-A-Y, Prairie Fire, Hippocampus (where she is now a reader as well), Carte Blanch, and Little Fiction/Big Truths. We talk about how flash memoir writing captures a moment, how Lina reads a 100-word story and brings us into the experience of writing it, and a…

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8.3 - State of Emergency 59:03

9M ago59:03

59:03

8.3 - State of Emergency by Life Out Loud PodcastPor Life Out Loud Podcast

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#78 [Replay] Writing About Social Issues with Author Kavita Das 50:41

9M ago50:41

50:41

All craft is political. It’s how we, as writers, resist injustices and dream up better worlds. So, listen to this conversation with the brilliant Kavita Das, and then take up your pen. Kavita Das really takes us on an intentional journey with her deep knowledge of social justice work. She challenges us to unpack our motivations for writing about an…

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#59 [Replay] The Gettysburg Review with Mark Drew on Reflecting on the Time You're In 43:18

10M ago43:18

43:18

During the Lit Mag Love course, writers can join Q&A calls with editors. In this replay episode, you will hear one such call with Mark Drew of the Gettysburg Review. Note that this call happened in the first year of the pandemic, so you’ll get an editor’s perspective on the kind of reflection missing from most writing during an intense moment—at le…

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8.2 - Shadows of the Shield 1:08:42

10M ago1:08:42

1:08:42

8.2 - Shadows of the Shield by Life Out Loud PodcastPor Life Out Loud Podcast

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#67 [Replay] Empathy for You and Your Reader with Lyric Writer, Christina Brobby 22:40

10M ago22:40

22:40

In this episode, it’s my pleasure to welcome Christina Brobby, a wonderful lyric writer and instructor, to the podcast. We start by getting into what exactly lyric writing is, if you’re wondering, so that will be cleared up right away. Christina also delves into how the “filter is the form” as she wonderfully sums it up. Listen for more of our expl…

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#88 Writerly Book Club: All About “On Connection” by Kae Tempest 49:16

11M ago49:16

49:16

Memoirist Yolande House sits down with me for a book club conversation about Kae Tempest’s On Connection. It was a real pleasure to read this book alongside her and compare notes. And I hope those of you reading alongside us in our book club enjoy it. About On Connection: This is a book about connection. About how immersing ourselves in creativity …

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#87 Grief is a Ghost with Poet and Artist Sarah Esmi (Ghosts #8) 31:38

11M ago31:38

31:38

This is the final episode in my series of special episodes of Write, Publish, and Shine that take a deep dive into the creation of Room magazine issue 46.3, where I was lead editor of the issue. Today it’s my delight to speak to another artist whose work we accepted for inside the issue. Sarah Esmi (she/her) is an Iranian-American mother, writer, c…

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#86 Letting Your Work Fall Apart with Artist Amy Friend (Ghosts #7) 45:17

11M ago45:17

45:17

This is the seventh, wow!, in my series of special episodes of Write, Publish, and Shine as I take you on a deep dive into the creation of Room magazine issue 46.3, where I was lead editor of the issue. In this issue, I spoke with our cover artist, Amy Friend, who was also the cover artist for the very first issue I edited for Room, called Mytholog…

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#85 Expanding on Your Vision with ViNa Nguyễn (Ghosts #6) 43:52

11M ago43:52

43:52

This is the sixth in my series of special episodes of Write, Publish, and Shine as I take you on a deep dive into the creation of Room magazine issue 46.3, where I was lead editor of the issue. In this issue, I spoke with another incredible writer we published in the issue, ViNa Nguyễn. Our conversation went in many beautiful directions, including …

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#84 Reviews Editor Micah Killjoy on learning craft from books (Ghosts #5) 36:42

12M ago36:42

36:42

This is the fifth in my series of special episodes as I take you on a deep dive into the creation of Room magazine issue 46.3, where I was lead editor of the issue. In this episode, a luminous conversation with Room’s Book Reviews editor, Micah Killjoy. We delve into reviewing as a practice for writers to understand craft, what Micah did differentl…

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#63 [Replay] Ghosts and Haunting with Room Editor Ellen Chang-Richardson 36:28

12M ago36:28

36:28

In this replay episode, Ellen Chang-Richardson and I both speak as editorial collective members at Room, and as editors of the (then) upcoming issue of Room’s Ghosts issue. Ellen and I get a little into how things work behind the scenes at Room, and how we (the collective) are many people, all rolling up our sleeves to create space in literature, a…

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8.1 - Finding My Place 1:06:59

12M ago1:06:59

1:06:59

8.1 - Finding My Place by Life Out Loud PodcastPor Life Out Loud Podcast

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#83 Our Ghostly Interactions Creating a Lit Mag with Publisher Nara Monteiro 52:35

12M ago52:35

52:35

The fourth in my series of special episodes of Write, Publish, and Shine as I take you on a deep dive into the creation of Room magazine issue 46.3, where I was lead editor of the issue. In this issue, to my delight, I sat down with Room’s publisher, Nara Monteiro. We delve into the role of Publisher and what they do day-to-day at the magazine and …

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#82 Talking to Spirits and Handling Success with Aviaq Johnston (Ghosts #3) 46:23

1y ago46:23

46:23

Welcome to the third in my series of special episodes of Write, Publish, and Shine as I take you on a deep dive into the creation of Room magazine issue 46.3, where I was lead editor of the issue.One of my jobs as editor is to commission one established writer to be featured in the magazine. To do so, I started by searching for writers working in t…

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#81 Make It Personal with Room Writers Reyzl Grace & Annette C. Boehm (Ghosts #2) 1:15:26

1y ago1:15:26

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Welcome to the second Ghost-themed special episodes of Write, Publish, and Shine as I take you on a deep dive into the creation of Room magazine issue 46.3, Ghosts, where I was lead editor of the issue.Why do lit mag editors choose the pieces they do? One answer to this question is “deeply personal”—by which I mean we pick work that resonates becau…

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#80 Ghosts (#1) 1:03:33

1y ago1:03:33

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Welcome to the first in a series of special episodes of Write, Publish, and Shine as I take you on a deep dive into the creation of Room magazine issue 46.3, where I was lead editor of the issue.When we made our call for submissions we invited writers and visual artists to come haunt us. And they did. In this episode of Write, Publish, and Shine, y…

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