Two non-fictional pieces on tap for this episode. One is what I should've lead off with to start this whole podcast. It's a character piece I did on Will Peterson. The second piece is an article I wrote about strippers in Reno (back in 2018). 

This episode is brought to you by The Town of Books. Jonah's audiobook with professional reader Tom Strah, instead of Jonah's weedy voice.

Two non-fictional pieces on tap for this episode. One is what I should've lead off with to start this whole podcast. It's a character piece I did on Will Peterson. The second piece is an article I wrote about strippers in Reno (back in 2018). This episode is brought to you by The Town of Books. Jonah's audiobook with professional reader Tom Strah, instead of Jonah's weedy voice.

Spring Non-Fiction

A couple of years ago Jonah Andrist convinced Will Peterson, of the Walrus and Carpenter bookstore in Pocatello ID, to go halfsies on a recorder. Every month or so we've sat down in front of this recorder for a chat, with some beer, to talk about writing and great writers and the philosophy of doing as such. Will has an incredible amount of developed training as a talker - being a personal knowledge hub who people look to for suggestion and guidance, a great bookstore owner - and as a writer himself knows the pains and pleasures of trying to do something great. Jonah felt doomed to becoming a writer, come hell or high water (of which there's been plenty) and with less life experience than Will has yet tried to read as widely as possible to truly understand the magic of the craft.

Together they form a highly educated 45 year old who has dedicated their life to books and the people who read them.

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A couple of years ago Jonah Andrist convinced Will Peterson, of the Walrus and Carpenter bookstore in Pocatello ID, to go halfsies on a recorder. Every month or so we've sat down in front of this recorder for a chat, with some beer, to talk about writing and great writers and the philosophy of doing as such. Will has an incredible amount of developed training as a talker - being a personal knowledge hub who people look to for suggestion and guidance, a great bookstore owner - and as a writer himself knows the pains and pleasures of trying to do something great. Jonah felt doomed to becoming a writer, come hell or high water (of which there's been plenty) and with less life experience than Will has yet tried to read as widely as possible to truly understand the magic of the craft. Together they form a highly educated 45 year old who has dedicated their life to books and the people who read them.

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