Podcast appearances and mentions of julianna baggott

Today we get to hear from Steve Almond, whose latest book on the process of writing, TRUTH IS THE ARROW, MERCY IS THE BOW, was released in April. Steve and I will be talking about writer's block, how to convey a character's inner life, and what that heavy word, ART, might really mean.Watch a recording here. The audio/video version is available for one week. Missed it? Check out the podcast version above or on your favorite podcast platform.To find Almond's new book and many books by our authors, visit our Bookshop page. Looking for a writing community? Join our Facebook page. Steve Almond is the author of twelve books of fiction and nonfiction, including the New York Times bestsellers Candyfreak and Against Football. His recent books include the novel All the Secrets of the World, which has been optioned for television by 20th Century Fox, and his first novel, co-written with Julianna Baggott, WHICH BRINGS ME TO YOU, is now a major motion picture, filmed with actress Lucy Hale. For four years, Steve hosted the New York Times Dear Sugars podcast with his pal Cheryl Strayed. He is the recipient of a 2022 NEA grant in fiction, and his short stories have been anthologized in the Best American Short Stories, The Pushcart Prize, Best American Erotica, and Best American Mysteries series. He also publishes crazy, DIY books. Photo by Jill Heyer on Unsplash This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit 7amnovelist.substack.com

Julianna Baggott joins Book Lust to talk about her wonderfully wacky new collection of short stories, "I'd Really Prefer Not to Be Here with You," a little bit sci-fi, a little bit horror, and a lot of human nature, all set in the not-so-distant and slightly dystopian future. Host Nancy Pearl asks Julianna about her writing process, and they trade favorite short story writers. Julianna explains how learning about screenwriting can make anyone a better writer.

Durante a faculdade, Michele Filgate começou a escrever um ensaio sobre o abuso que sofreu por parte do padrasto. Levou mais de uma década até que ela percebesse que, para além dele, o tema do ensaio era as consequências na sua relação com a mãe. Quando enfim foi publicado, em 2017, o ensaio viralizou e foi compartilhado milhares de vezes nas redes sociais por diversas pessoas, inclusive pelas escritoras Anne Lamott e Rebecca Solnit. A avalanche de respostas positivas deu ânimo para que Michele organizasse esta antologia, que oferece um olhar franco sobre as relações entre mães e filhos.Alguns dos autores não falam com a mãe há muitos anos; outros são extremamente próximos. Leslie Jamison, por exemplo, escreve sobre a tentativa de descobrir quem era a sua mãe, aparentemente perfeita, antes de ela mesma se tornar mãe. No hilariante texto de Cathi Hanauer, ela finalmente tem a oportunidade de ter uma conversa com a mãe sem ser interrompida pelo seu pai, um homem ao mesmo tempo dominador e adorável. Temos textos sobre a surdez de uma mãe (por André Aciman) e sobre a franqueza desmedida de outra (por Julianna Baggott). Melissa Febos, por sua vez, usa a mitologia para analisar a estreita relação que tem com a mãe psicoterapeuta.Há um alívio em quebrar esse silêncio em torno das relações maternas. Reconhecer que nos calamos por tanto tempo, e enfim poder ter essas conversas, é uma forma de curar nosso relacionamento com as mães e, talvez o mais importante, com nós mesmos.Com textos de Cathi Hanauer, Melissa Febos, Alexander Chee, Dylan Landis, Bernice L. McFadden, Julianna Baggott, Lynn Steger Strong, Kiese Laymon, Carmen Maria Machado, André Aciman, Sari Botton, Nayomi Munaweera, Brandon Taylor e Leslie Jamison. Livro: https://amzn.to/3MR0PJ1 Twitter e insta: @termineicast

Best-selling author Julianna Baggott returns to the show as we explore her trippy new short story collection, I'D REALLY PREFER NOT TO BE HERE WITH YOU. Why did she return to short fiction? What has she learned from screenwriting about how ideas are forged into stories? Plus, a tour of some of our favorite stories from the collection!

I didn't expect the trailer to feel so small and that some of the blood would still be wet. But I must have expected some blood because I cuffed my jeans before going in. And I didn't expect the cats would have come back---a window was open, its screen clawed loose. I didn't expect how they pawed through the blood. Dotting the counters with their small footprints. I didn't expect the trailer to feel so densely packed---a family had lived here, a mother, a father, a twelve-year-old son, and all of their stuff. | Copyright 2022 by Julianna Baggott. Narrated by Susan Hanfield.

For my eighteenth birthday, I get a tattoo. A small red heart on my shoulder, Loot inked across it in black cursive. Loot was my brother's nickname. He was twelve years old when he disappeared. I was seven. The next morning, I peel off the bandage to take a look. A vine with thorns where there was no vine with thorns. It wraps around the heart, above and below Loot's name. | Copyright 2021 by Julianna Baggott. Narrated by Susan Hanfield.

For my eighteenth birthday, I get a tattoo. A small red heart on my shoulder, Loot inked across it in black cursive. Loot was my brother's nickname. He was twelve years old when he disappeared. I was seven. The next morning, I peel off the bandage to take a look. A vine with thorns where there was no vine with thorns. It wraps around the heart, above and below Loot's name. | Copyright 2021 by Julianna Baggott. Narrated by Susan Hanfield.

My mother used to tell me we came from the matriarchal vampiric line that had been traced farther back than Queen Elizabeth. She only told me these things after a seizure. Many people with epilepsy talk about how, after a seizure, strange memories pop up---small but suddenly vibrant details; my mother would recall the small vibrant details of our collective vampiric past. What kind of mother would do this? Mine. And, when I was little, I loved her for it. | Copyright 2020 by Julianna Baggott. Narrated by Judy Young.

My mother used to tell me we came from the matriarchal vampiric line that had been traced farther back than Queen Elizabeth. She only told me these things after a seizure. Many people with epilepsy talk about how, after a seizure, strange memories pop up---small but suddenly vibrant details; my mother would recall the small vibrant details of our collective vampiric past. What kind of mother would do this? Mine. And, when I was little, I loved her for it. | Copyright 2020 by Julianna Baggott. Narrated by Judy Young.

Neste primeiro episódio a Lil e a Cat tentam convencer à outra a ler os seus livros favoritos do momento. Uma discussão entre o livro de ficção científica "Duna" de Frank Herbert, apresentado pela Cat, e o livro YA "Puros" de Julianna Baggott, apresentado por Lil. Um episódio cheio de disclaimers, "tipo", "aaah" e "hmmm" e gaguejos. Como é o primeiro episódio de sempre para as duas, esperamos melhorar!

In this episode of the Strange Horizons podcast, editor Anaea Lay presents Julianna Baggott's “The Orientation.” You can read the full text of the story here.

If creating is a calling, then don't we owe it to ourselves (and God) to take our creative process seriously? Author and professor Julianna Baggott returns to the podcast to share about her amazing new course, Efficient Creativity.

Therapists' offices are supposed to be places where you can be both vulnerable and safe. But what happens when your therapist crosses a line? That happened to Julianna Baggott -- and she writes about it an an essay that's read by Isabelle Huppert ("Greta").

Julianna Baggott can write anything, from literary fiction for adults to books for children and everything in between. She tells James about what fuels her writing, how she writes so much, her love of the reader, and how she really only wants to be Cal Ripken. Then Julianna's daughter, the artist Phoebe Scott, joins the show to talk about her work and being raised by a writer.     Julianna and James Discuss:   Andre Dubus  Wendy Wasserstein Arthur Miller Moss Hart  John Keats  THE HOURS by Michael Cunningham  Oliver Sacks John le Carre Raymond Carver Graham Greene Carol Reed (director)   100 YEARS OF SOLITUDE by Gabriel Garcia Marquez  George Saunders  Aimee Bender  Oliver Wendell Holmes  LINCOLN IN THE BARDO by George Saunders  - http://tkpod.com / tkwithjs@gmail.com / Twitter: @JamesScottTK Instagram: tkwithjs / Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tkwithjs/    

Harriet Wolf's Seventh Book of Wonders took Julianna Baggott 18 years to write… Julianna discusses how writing 14 other novels in a variety of genres, three collections of poetry, and a children's series helped her finish Harriet Wolf.

Harriet Wolf’s Seventh Book of Wonders took Julianna Baggott 18 years to write… Julianna discusses how writing 14 other novels in a variety of genres, three collections of poetry, and a children’s series helped her finish Harriet Wolf.

Harriet Wolf’s Seventh Book of Wonders took Julianna Baggott 18 years to write… Julianna discusses how writing 14 other novels in a variety of genres, three collections of poetry, and a children’s series helped her finish Harriet Wolf.

Harriet Wolf’s Seventh Book of Wonders took Julianna Baggott 18 years to write… Julianna discusses how writing 14 other novels in a variety of genres, three collections of poetry, and a children’s series helped her finish Harriet Wolf.

The StoryMen welcome back New York Times Bestselling author Julianna Baggott to discuss her poignant, funny, powerful and spiritual new book, HARRIET WOLF'S SEVENTH BOOK OF WONDERS. We touch on everything from writing the Other to the nature of love...

The StoryMen welcome back fan-favorite Julianna Baggott to discuss the controversial finale to BURN, the final installment in her outstanding YA trilogy. We spend plenty of time talking in generalities before we SPOIL EVERYTHING. So pull up a chair...

The StoryMen welcome Julianna Baggott, author of the Pure trilogy to discuss her books, religion and apocalyptic worlds.

Today on StoryWonk Daily, we are hijacked, but recover in time to talk about voice and perspective. Today’s links: Follow @storywonk, @lanidianerich and @paperbullets, and watch for the hashtag #swn11 Add Lani and Alastair on NaNoWriMo.org The fantastic Julianna Baggott! Send your questions and comments to podcast@storywonk.com, leave us voicemail on 252-505-WONK, follow us on Twitter, […]

This episode features "The Anybodies" by N.E. Bode, aka Julianna Baggott.