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  • October 26, 2014

    Writers Laughing: The Top Ten!

    What can I say about the Writers Laughing series? It’s hugely popular and it’s not hard to see why. We all love books, we all love authors, we all love seeing them in their unguarded moments. And laughter is a beautiful thing. I suppose I’ve posted about 30 or so of these. Time for a top ten! Continue reading

    Authors, Fiction, Publishing, Writing
    Alice Munro, carson mccullers, Gertrude Stein, lorrie moore, scott and zelda fitzgerald, seamus heaney, top ten, Writers laughing, zora neale hurston
  • October 25, 2014

    Small Press Shoutout: Owl and Zebra Press!

    Wow, it’s been a while since I’ve done one of these. Longtime readers may recall the Small Press Shoutout series, in which I celebrated those independent, brainy, well-intentioned, focused, even more focused, adorable, craftsmanlike, inspiring, dazzling, successful, friendly, quirky, cutting-edge corporate governance-y small presses. Here’s a list, with links:  Continue reading

    Authors, Fiction, Publishing, Writing
    Fiction, Indie Author, Indie Publishing, kickstarter, owl and zebra press, Self-Publishing, small press shoutout
  • October 24, 2014

    Today’s Comment of the Week: The Folder of Laundry!

    Wonderful Reader [or I guess Wonderful Listener] R listens to Episode 2 of The Jacke Wilson Show and writes: I love your whole thing about philosophers and drug effects. I had to laugh as you explained some Conte-crazed college kid jumping on a table and making some life-changing announcement. It’s amazing how ideas can MOVE Continue reading

    Authors, Fiction, Podcast, The History of Jacke, The Jacke Wilson Show, Writing
    Fiction, God, Jacke Wilson Show, Kant, listener feedback, npr moment, philosophy, prehistoric fish
  • October 22, 2014

    It’s The Jacke Wilson Show! Episode 2 – The Mind

    Here we go! Episode 2 of THE JACKE WILSON SHOW is up and running. This is a fun one: the Beatles, philosophers, prehistoric fish and Peanut Butter Cap’n Crunch. A few Tibetan rainbows for good measure. And lots more! Download the mp3 file: The Jacke Wilson Show 1.2 – Perception and the Mind Getting better, Continue reading

    Authors, Fiction, Podcast, The History of Jacke, The Jacke Wilson Show, Writing
    . Tetris, Descartes, drugs, Kant, nietzsche, objects, Podcast, Rainbows, the Beatles, the Jacke Wilson Show, the University of Chicago, tibet
  • October 17, 2014

    A Contest! Guess the Cover Art Themes and Win a Free Book

    A contest! Let’s have a contest! Wonderful Reader N asked this question about my book The Race: Can I ask a quick question about the book cover? Was the design meant to suggestion a flag because it’s about elections? I am a little obsessed about book covers–maybe because my design sense is stunted from birth–and I’m Continue reading

    Authors, Fiction, Novellas, The Race, Writing
    abstract covers, art, Book design, covers, Fiction, Indie Publishing
  • October 15, 2014

    “Help! My Family Hates My Pen Name!” – The Result!

    I’ve been running this blog for over a year (recently we ran through the best of the best and the worst of the worst) and I have to say this is one of the most fun things I’ve done. Let’s recap: First, I posted a note from a Wonderful Reader who is struggling with a Continue reading

    Authors, Fiction, Publishing, Writing
    Author, family objections to writing, pen name, Writer, writer dilemmas
  • October 14, 2014

    Writers Laughing: Garrett Hongo

    A grainy photograph but the personality comes through nevertheless. Happy Tuesday, everyone! Continue reading

    Authors, Fiction, Writing
    garrett hongo, Literature, memoir, Personality, photograph, Poetry, Writers laughing
  • October 13, 2014

    “Help! My family hates my pen name!”: The Response

    Wonderful Readers! You have proven yourselves to be some of the wisest and most thoughtful people I “know.” Yesterday I posted a comment from a Wonderful Reader struggling with her family’s objection to her pen name. She had an interesting twist on the issue – and your comments were amazing. For everyone who’s arriving late to Continue reading

    Authors, Fiction, Publishing, Writing
    Advice, family objections, pen name, reader comments, reader questions, Writers, Writing
  • October 12, 2014

    What if your family hates your pen name? A request for advice!

    A very interesting question came in from a Wonderful Reader: I have a question. My pen name is my grandmother’s name. It took a long time and a lot of thought to chose that name, but now various members of the family (grandchildren and great-grandchildren of all things — she’s been dead for over 60 Continue reading

    Authors, Fiction, Publishing, Writing
    family relationships, feelings, pen name, pseudonym, respect, Writers
  • October 10, 2014

    It’s the Jacke Wilson Show! Episode 1.1 – The Halloween Episode

    Here we go! Episode 1 of THE JACKE WILSON SHOW, an effort that has been seriously hindered by my complete lack of any knowledge about how any of this works. I had a lot of fun! And it’s yet another disaster! Ah well. Someone needs to take these tools away from me. (Or not! Who am Continue reading

    Authors, Fiction, Podcast, The History of Jacke, The Jacke Wilson Show, Writing
    100 Objects, Anna Karenina, Edgar Allan Poe, Homer Simpson, Jacke Wilson Show, lusty lizards, Macbeth, Scotland, sex geckos in space, The Monster, Tolstoy, Usher
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  • The History of Literature #523 — Geoffrey Chaucer (with Marion Turner) | A New Podcast About the 1968 Memphis Sanitation Strike (with AFSCME President Lee Saunders)
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