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Sarah George-Waterfield
Writer-ing
All writers are works in progress. Each episode, Sarah reads an author’s biography, autobiography, or memoir and picks through it to pinpoint the details of how each author actually does what they do. From John Steinbeck’s preferred pencils to Stephen King’s well-documented feelings on adverbs to Agatha Christie’s tricks for transforming the domestic. Dive into the rituals, practices, quirks, tips, and oddities of how writers write.
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In a world of constant judgement, criticism and loneliness, this podcast uses the act of writing to talk openly about progressing with your work and struggling to create art, and how those intersect with feelings of worth and anxiety. All through the lens of a different author and their unique...Read full review »
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