This week, I talk to Dania Ramos about creating audio dramas, writing for a young audience and the importance of challenging yourself as a writer.
E88: Curing Myself of My Instincts (w/ Aaron Poochigian)
This week, I talk to Aaron Poochigian about Verse Novels, what brought him into poetry and his process writing verse narratives.
E87: 50 Miles (w/ Sheryl St. Germain)
This week, I talk to Sheryl St. Germain about substance addiction, losing a loved one to substance abuse and finding new ways to inspire people.
E86: Voodoo Child (Slight Return) (w/ Tim Seibles)
This week, I talk to Tim Seibles, the Poet Laureate of Virginia, about Jimi Hendrix, avoiding monotony in his work, and writing poems in the voice of Blade the Daywalker.
E85: There Is No Formula (w/ Donna Talarico)
This week, I talk to Donna Talarico about the real people in our lives that become characters in our work, her lack of a creative writing process, and Hippocampus, her creative non-fiction magazine and conference.
Episode 69: Enchverse II! Halloween V + Phantasm III!
In this numerically nice episode, ENCHVERSE returns! Our Hosts discuss the good bits of PHANTASM III and HALLOWEEN 5 (and digress a bit, of course)!
BONUS: The End of 2021!
It’s the end of 2021, and Our Hosts send the year out with talk about what they dug, what they look forward to in 2022, and… what’s this mess about aliens? Send 2021 packing with ITDE, and get ready for the new year!
E84: Every Project Deserves Its Own Process (w/ Nisha Sharma)
This week, I talk to Nisha Sharma about retelling works of Shakespeare, the books that unlocked her love for reading and how her approach to writing changes for each project.
S3E7: Tales of Future Past: An NCTE Roundtable (w/ Jerry Craft, Dr. Damian Duffy, John Jennings & Maika Moulite)
This week on Comics School is a special edition NCTE Roundtable with a discussion entitled TALES OF FUTURE PAST about speculative science fiction.
E83: It‘s A Mind Game (w/ Nicole Pandolfo)
This week, I talk to Nicole Pandolfo about the rules of screenwriting, generative writing exercises in the classroom and finding your voice as a writer.