The Last Word: Conversations with Writers
The Last Word: Conversations with Writers
Podcast Description
Are you an aspiring author, do you hope to write your memoir one day? Do you have a story bursting to be told? Or do you just simply love to curl up with a good book, a beloved volume of poetry, or a thrilling page turner? What do writers think? What do writers really do? Find out – listen to THE LAST WORD: Conversations with Writers every Thursday at 5:30 pm with host, Carly Newfeld.Carly is the 2022 recipient of the “Book In Hand Award" from the New Mexico Book Association for her work on The Last Word.
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Content Themes
The podcast explores diverse themes such as memoir writing, children's literature, investigative journalism, poetry, and personal narratives. Episodes feature discussions around significant works like Marcia Butler's 'Dear Virginia, Wait for Me' that delves into whimsical storytelling and Caroline Starr Rose's 'The Burning Season', which is poetry prose attractive for middle school readers, while addressing larger environmental themes presented by guests like Mariah Blake with her book on forever chemicals.
Are you an aspiring author, do you hope to write your memoir one day? Do you have a story bursting to be told? Or do you just simply love to curl up with a good book, a beloved volume of poetry, or a thrilling page turner? What do writers think? What do writers really do? Find out – listen to THE LAST WORD: Conversations with Writers every Thursday at 5:30 pm with host, Carly Newfeld.
Carly is the 2022 recipient of the “Book In Hand Award” from the New Mexico Book Association for her work on The Last Word.
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