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WRITER 2.0 Podcast
by A.C. Fuller
The WRITER 2.0 Podcast is a weekly show hosted by A.C. Fuller. Featuring interviews with authors, screenwriters, journalists, and publishing experts, the show will illuminate the writing process, explore the publishing industry, and discuss excellent books. New episodes are released every Wednesday.About the Host:A.C. Fuller is a former adjunct professor of journalism at NYU. His non-fiction has been featured in the Poughkeepsie Journal and New York Newsday; his fiction in Cracked Eye Magazine. The prologue to his writing book in progress—WRITER 2.0—won the 2014 San Francisco Writers Contest, non-fiction category. His debut novel, THE ANONYMOUS SOURCE, will be published by Booktrope in June of 2015. For more information: www.acfuller.com.
Episodes
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The Voice of the Seahawks–Steve Raible–Episode 30
In this special Saturday episode of the show, I spoke with Steve Raible, winner of numerous Regional Emmys, former Seattle Seahawk, and co-author of the book TALES FROM THE SEATTLE SEAHAWKS SIDELINE. We discussed: the early days of the NFL Draft; his transition from Seahawks wide receiver to...
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Cookbook Author Paula Marie Coomer–Episode 29
On episode 29 of the show, I spoke with novelist, poet, and cookbook author Paula Marie Coomer. We discussed: how she reluctantly became a cookbook author the process of putting together a cookbook how food photographs can trick us the rise of gluten free options and why all her baked recipes are...
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Episode 28–Horror Author Nathan Ballingrud
On episode 28 of the show, I spoke with horror author Nathan Ballingrud, whose debut collection of short fiction, NORTH AMERICAN LAKE MONSTERS, won the Shirley Jackson award and was shortlisted for the World Fantasy, British Fantasy, and Bram Stoker awards. In the interview, we discussed: how...
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Episode 27–Mystery Author Mark Stevens
On episode 27 of the WRITER 2.0 Podcast, I spoke with the author of Allison Coil mystery series, Mark Stevens. In the interview, we discussed: the Brian Williams controversy; the retirement of Jon Stewart and the future of journalism; why humans love mysteries; his long and winding 23-year path…
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Episode 26–Will North–“The Most Successful Author You’ve Never Heard Of”
On Episode 26 of the WRITER 2.0 Podcast, I spoke with Will North, who jokingly calls himself “the most successful author you’ve never heard of.” And he may be right. In the interview, we talk about his long career, including: his very short stint as a journalist; working in the Carter...
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Episode 25–Reporter and Author Julia Park Tracey
On Episode 25 of the WRITER 2.0 Podcast, I spoke with poet, reporter, and novelist Julia Park Tracey. In a wide ranging discussion, we touched on: writing lyrics for an 80s metal band; whether she really got heckled in French at a book reading at a Mexican restaurant; what it was like working…
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Episode 24–Freelancing Genius Jason Brick
On episode 24 of the WRITER 2.0 Podcast I talked all about the life of a freelance writer with author and freelancer Jason Brick. If you’re interested in making actual money with your writing, this is a great place to start. In the interview, we discussed: how he built a life as a full-time...
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Episode 23–Sarah Stodola on the Processes of Great Authors
On episode 23 of the WRITER 2.0 Podcast I spoke with Sarah Stodola about her new book, PROCESS: THE WRITING LIVES OF GREAT AUTHORS, which can be found here. In the interview, we discussed: whether Hemingway really wrote drunk and edited sober; which famous authors still have Internet binges; why...
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Episode 22–Legendary Crime Author Lawrence Block
On episode 22 of the WRITER 2.0 podcast I spoke with Lawrence Block, legendary author of over 100 books. We discussed: the opportunity that led him to leave college early; whether he actually wrote a book in a weekend; three books that shaped him as a writer; what he thinks of the argument that...
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Episode 21–Historical Novelist Jefferson Flanders
In episode 21 of the WRITER 2.0 podcast I spoke with historical fiction author Jefferson Flanders about: why novelists often shy away from writing about journalists; his Cold War First Trumpet trilogy; why we find it harder than ever to care about baseball; the best way to research a historical...
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Episode 20–Kelsye Nelson
In episode 20 of the WRITER 2.0 Podcast I speak with author and independent publishing expert Kelsye Nelson about: why new authors need to be careful about “going out too early”; why non-fiction authors need book proposals; how her agent found her; how she raised over $8,000 to launch a book on...
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Episode 19–Editor and Author Ally Bishop
In Episode 19 of the WRITER 2.0 Podcast I speak with editor and author Ally Bishop from Upgrade Your Story. In the interview, we discuss: what happens in an MFA program for writers; the difference between line editing and concept or story editing; why you need to find an editor; her funniest…
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Episode 18–Christmas Storyteller Justin Bog
On episode 18 of the WRITER 2.0 Podcast I speak with Justin Bog, author of the new book of short stories HARK: A CHRISTMAS COLLECTION. In the interview, we discuss: the best advice he received about becoming a writer: “Go out and live”; the process of publishing with a small press, then leaving…
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Bonus Episode–A.C. Gets Interviewed by Mr. Podcasts
Last week I was interviewed by Mr. Podcasts on his show, “The Best Podcasts Reviewed.” We had such a god time I asked him if I could share the interview with my audience as well. So, here it is. In the interview, Mr. Podcasts asks me about: my background; some details about the Today in Writing…
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Episode 17–Emerging Writers II, with Halie Fewkes and Emma Scott
On episode 17 of the WRITER 2.0 Podcast I speak with Emerging Writers Halie Fewkes and Emma Scott. Halie and I discuss: what happens after you win a prestigious writing contest; what life is like after getting an agent; her young adult project, THE TALLY. And Emma and I speak about: her debut...
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Episode 16–Novelist Eliot Baker
On Episode 16 of the WRITER 2.0 Podcast I speak with debut novelist Eliot Baker about: grunge music; the process of writing his debut novel, THE LAST ANCIENT, including his “functional schizophrenia”; the best meal he ever ate; why marketing books in person still matters; his worst fantasy…
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Episode 15–Author and NYU Professor Michael Norman
On episode 15 of the WRITER 2.0 podcast, I speak with NYU professor and bestselling non-fiction author Michael Norman. In the interview, we discuss: his strange first assignment at the New York Times; his book TEARS IN THE DARKNESS, which was picked by the editors of The New York Times Magazine…
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Episode 14–Robert Sindelar of Third Place Books
On episode 14 of the WRITER 2.0 Podcast I speak with Robert Sindelar, managing partner of one of the great bookstores in the country—Third Place Books. In the interview we discuss: what kinds of books the Internet has made obsolete; how the bookstore/publisher relationship has changed since the...
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Episode 13–Campbell Award Winner Mur Lafferty
On Episode 13 I speak with author, podcaster, and Campbell Award winner Mur Lafferty. I first learned of Mur through her long-running podcast, I SHOULD BE WRITING, and we had a lively discussion about: what’s it like writing a series specifically for a podcast; how public perception of writing...
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Episode 12–Biohacker and Author Dave Asprey
In episode 12 of the WRITER 2.0 podcast I’m joined by author, podcaster, biohacker, and creator of Bulletproof Coffee, Dave Asprey. Dave spent years hacking his own biology and studying diet and nutrition to get healthy and perform better. Now he has a top blog, the #1 fitness podcast on Itunes,...
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Episode 11–All About Agents, with Chuck Sambuchino and Gordon Warnock
In Episode 11 I’m joined by Chuck Sambuchino of Writers Digest and Gordon Warnock of Fuse Literary. Chuck Sambuchino and I discuss: the biggest mistakes writers make when seeking agents; the three key principles of an author platform from his book, CREATE YOUR WRITER PLATFORM; the biggest...
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Episode 10–Emerging Authors Erika Mitchell and H.M. Jones
In episode ten I speak with two up-and-coming authors. Erika Mitchell and I discuss: her worst rejection letter ever; how she found her publisher, Champagne Books, for her first novel, BLOOD MONEY; the value of writers conferences; H.M Jones and I discuss: the deeply personal story of postpartum...
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Episode 9–Social Media Consultant Rachel Thompson
In episode 9 of the podcast I speak with award-winning author and social media consultant Rachel Thompson. Whether you’re a new writer wondering what “platform” means or an experienced writer struggling with how to engage readers on social media, Rachel can help. In the interview, we discuss: why...
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Episode #8–Scrivener’s Ioa Petra’ka
In episode 8 I speak with Ioa Petra’ka of the writing software, Scrivener. We discuss: where Scrivener came from and how it works; how the interface is different than Microsoft Word how it makes the writing process easier and more efficient; why it’s valuable to keep all your research in one…
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Episode #7–Media Critic and Historian Robert McChesney
Many have become disillusioned with the U.S. media system. But how did we get here, and how much worse can it get? In episode 7 I’m joined by leading media critic and historian Robert McChesney from the University of Illinois, to discuss: who invented Internet, and who paid for it; how access to...
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Episode #6–Bestselling Non-Fiction author Robert W. Fuller
In Episode 6 of the podcast, I speak with my father, novelist and bestselling non-fiction author Robert W. Fuller. We discuss: his transitions from physicist to college president to citizen diplomat to full-time writer; why perseverance is one of the most important qualities a writer can develop;...
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Episode #5–Legendary Sportswriter Bob Ryan
In Episode 5 of the podcast, I speak with award-winning sportswriter and author Bob Ryan of the Boston Globe. In a wide-ranging interview, we discuss: the three greatest sports moments he covered in person; why reporting was the “necessary evil” that led to writing; the conflict he feels about...
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Episode #4–NY Times Bestseller Robert Dugoni
In episode #4 of the podcast, I call New York Times bestselling thriller writer Robert Dugoni to discuss: the differences between publishing with Hachette and publishing with Amazon’s Thomas and Mercer imprint; one life change that helped him become a full-time author his biggest flaw as a…
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Episode #3–National Book Award Finalist Deb Caletti
In episode 3 of the podcast, I speak with National Book Award Finalist Deb Caletti, author of more than a dozen novels for young adults and adults. How she broke out as a young adult author when she thought she was writing for adults. Her first book for adults, HE’S GONE. What she means by…
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Episode #2—Breakout Author Ina Zajac
In episode #2 of the WRITER 2.0 Podcast, I speak with Ina Zajac, author of PLEASE, PRETTY LIGHTS about: her transition from journalism to fiction; her non-linear writing process; how she went from pitching agents to signing a publishing deal; Booktrope and the new team publishing model; three…
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Episode #1—Bestselling Novelist Carol Cassella
In the first episode of the show, I speak with physician and bestselling author Carol Cassella about: how she made the transition from aspiring writer to published author; why we do all our writing in Scrivener; the inspiration for her most recent medical drama, GEMINI; how her writing process…
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
The WRITER 2.0 Podcast is a weekly show hosted by A.C. Fuller. Featuring interviews with authors, screenwriters, journalists, and publishing experts, the show will illuminate the writing process, explore the publishing industry, and discuss excellent books. New episodes are released every Wednesday.About the Host:A.C. Fuller is a former adjunct professor of journalism at NYU. His non-fiction has been featured in the Poughkeepsie Journal and New York Newsday; his fiction in Cracked Eye Magazine. The prologue to his writing book in progress—WRITER 2.0—won the 2014 San Francisco Writers Contest, non-fiction category. His debut novel, THE ANONYMOUS SOURCE, will be published by Booktrope in June of 2015. For more information: www.acfuller.com.
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