EPISODE · Jun 24, 2015

The Writers’ Block Episode 15

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

After Phineas talks for a while before realizing David's mic wasn't on, they talk about peer review and what it means to give good feedback. Then Andy Arick shares his writing process and reveals his true thoughts about Phineas in the Writer Spotlight. They also pose the question "What is punk music?" and listen to some very different examples of the genre.

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