QWERTY: A Podcast for Writers on How to Live the Writing Life

Bestselling author Ada Calhoun talks to Qwerty podcast host Marion Roach Smith about how to go from idea to publication.

Novelist Alice Lichtenstein discusses spending time with life's tough topics and the fiction that can result.

Trauma recovery is writer Diane Cameron's area of expertise, and on this episode of QWERTY, she shares with us how to write through life's toughest material.

On this episode of the QWERTY podcast, writer Anthony D'Aries talks about how to interview your family when writing memoir.

Jeff Goins answers questions on how to find your writer's voice on this episode of the QWERTY podcast.

Jack Hitt, author, magazine writer and winner of two Peabody awards for his radio work, discusses how to craft a story.

Joe Bunting, Creator of The Write Practice, visits the QWERTY podcast and talks about how to promote a self-published book.

Food writer David Leite and memoir coach and teacher, Marion Roach Smith, discuss the art and science of food writing.

How do you get an agent for your writing? This, and other questions on the business of publishing, are discussed when Jane Friedman visits the QWERTY podcast and talks with author, writer and teacher Marion Roach Smith.

Winner of the Pulitzer Prize and a MacArthur Genius grant, William Kennedy knows about how to write from home. He has brought Albany, New York to the world through his work. Marion and David speak to one of America's greatest living writers.