EPISODE · May 27, 2015

The Writers’ Block Episode 10

from The Writers’ Block Podcast – Office of University Writing · host Phineas Dowling

After a two-week hiatus, Phineas and David get into summer mode and talk about the new movie Ex Machina and mark the passing of blues legend BB King with some blues. They then discuss keeping good habits of mind as part of being a productive writer. Dr. Margaret Marshall, Director of Auburn's Office of University writing takes her place in the Writer Spotlight to talk about her writing and work in the OUW.

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