Street Writers - Water

from Street Writers Hosted by Mark Bellusci | Dan Chichester

Be like water. Bruce Lee said it about martial arts, but Mark says it also applies to writing—learning how to go with flow, sometimes pouring through, sometimes taking a different direction. But always fluid. Dan raves about an old comic book series, Marshal Law. And Mark introduces his new podcast: Grease, Grit and Crime in COVID Time.

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