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Writers on Record
by Cade Scott
My name is Cade Scott and I am an aspiring Writer and recent graduate who had questions, questions for other writers and authors...Like how does one go from unknown to getting their work out there? How does one work on a project while working to make money to keep oneself afloat? Basically, what do these people’s journeys, from ambitious writer to published author, look like?And then I thought, how many other people wonder this as well? How many hopeful writers would love to learn and glean from those who embraced the journey, stayed on path through the hardships, and came out published?So I set out and started having conversations with writers, seeking them and asking if they would take the time to sit down with me and answer a few questions which I had for them.Every Monday, you can find a new interview here, on my partner site Redfez.net, and downloadable off of iTunes.So I’m glad to begin this journey with you and I hope, that together, we can learn how to best reach our goals
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Curtis Part 3
Curtis Part 3 by Cade Scott
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Curtis Part 2
Curtis Part 2 by Cade Scott
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I sit down with Curtis Bauer, an author of two poetry collections and translator of poetry and prose to Spanish. He is the publisher and editor of Q Avenue Press Chapbooks and the Spanish Translations Editor for From the Fishouse, an online audio archive that showcases emerging poets. He’s been nominated for the Pushcart Prize, been a finalist for the New Letters Poetry Prize, The Glimmer Train Poetry Prize, and the Iowa Review Award for Poetry. His first collection of poems Fence Line won the John Ciardi Poetry Prize in 2003. Now, he teaches Creative Writing and Comparative Literature at Texas Tech University in Lubbock, Texas. His most recent work, The Real Cause for your Absence, details Curtis’s experiences and emotions as he navigated from America to Spain, and then back to America. It is a delightfully detailed collection with expert word choice and vivid details.
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Andrew Part 3
Andrew Part 3 by Cade Scott
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Andrew Part 2 by Cade Scott
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I talk with Andrew Malan Milward, a native of Lawrence, Kansas, and a graduate of the Iowa Writers’ Workshop. He has published fiction in places such as The Southern Review and Best New American Voices. His first novel, The Agriculture Hall of Fame, was awarded the Juniper Prize in Fiction in 2012. He has served as the McCreight Fiction Fellow at the University of Wisconsin, a Steinbeck Fellow at San Jose State University, and has received countless other fellowships and awards. He currently resides in Hattiesburg, Mississippi, where he teaches at the University of Southern Mississippi's Center for Writers and is editor-in-chief of the Mississippi Review. His newest collection of short stories, I was a Revolutionary, explores questions of history, race, and identity. Taking place in his home state of Kansas, the stories span from the Civil War era to the present day, showcasing an impressive cast of characters, each complex and unique as they navigate the war torn and haunted terrain of the Kansas landscape. A huge college basketball fan and a disciplined writer, Andrew has a lot to say about the importance of reading outside your medium and ‘being hard on yourself as a writer.’ We sat down inside the infamous Deadwood bar in Iowa City and had a few beers as I listened to him utter one valuable insight after another.
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Michele Part 3
Michele Part 3 by Cade Scott
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Michele Part 2
Michele Part 2 by Cade Scott
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Michele Part 1
Michele Part 1 by Cade Scott
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
My name is Cade Scott and I am an aspiring Writer and recent graduate who had questions, questions for other writers and authors...Like how does one go from unknown to getting their work out there? How does one work on a project while working to make money to keep oneself afloat? Basically, what do these people’s journeys, from ambitious writer to published author, look like?And then I thought, how many other people wonder this as well? How many hopeful writers would love to learn and glean from those who embraced the journey, stayed on path through the hardships, and came out published?So I set out and started having conversations with writers, seeking them and asking if they would take the time to sit down with me and answer a few questions which I had for them.Every Monday, you can find a new interview here, on my partner site Redfez.net, and downloadable off of iTunes.So I’m glad to begin this journey with you and I hope, that together, we can learn how to best reach our goals
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My name is Cade Scott and I am an aspiring Writer and recent graduate who had questions, questions for other writers and authors...Like how does one go from unknown to getting their work out there? How does one work on a project while working to make money to keep oneself afloat? Basically, what do...
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