Drama alert! Danielle’s title saga continues, Stephen King edits a problematic horror story collection, and Panio makes a bold announcement that he can’t take back (uh-oh!)

Being a writer is valuable, even if you don’t end up publishing

a thing. On this week’s episode of Writerly, Danielle Trussoni speaks with Matt

Cilderman of Cilderman Solutions about his journey from poet to online

marketing, and the real value of being a writer.

There’s nothing more important for a writer than connecting with

readers. Danielle speaks with Matt Cilderman, whose online marketing company

Cilderman Solutions helps writers find their audience.

Welcome to the WRITERLY podcast, a weekly discussion of all things pertaining to the art and business of writing. In this episode, Danielle Trussoni and Panio Gianopoulos read from new work at the Hudson Valley Writers Center in Sleepy Hollow New York.

When was the last time you tried something new? Is perfectionism preventing you from following through in your creative pursuits? Panio has a hilariously candid talk with Karen Rinaldi, author of It’s Great to Suck at Something (and his first boss in publishing!) about building resilience, embracing imperfection, and finding joy in the pursuit rather than the goal.

Tod Goldberg, New York Times & international bestselling author of Gangsterland and Gangster Nation, joins Panio to discuss how to write a good psychopath, the morality of art, and why MFA programs need more genre writers.

Cut! Tighten! Stitch! Danielle Trussoni and Panio Gianopoulos investigate the occasionally brutal, yet oddly satisfying revision process. How do you lose all that hard-earned material without regretting it? Do editors even do anything these days? Can you over-edit? Find out!

In this episode of the Writerly podcast, Danielle and Panio discuss the merits of writing every day. Is it critical to success, or is there an argument to be made for taking it at your own pace?

For authenticity and power, there’s nothing like a great family story… but how do you spill family secrets and still survive Thanksgiving? Danielle Trussoni and Panio Gianopoulos wade into the messy art of writing about family.

Welcome to the WRITERLY podcast, a weekly discussion of all things pertaining to the art and business of writing. In this episode, Danielle Trussoni and Panio Gianopoulos discuss Danielle's love of 'classy' horror. They talk about Danielle's New York Times Horror column and voting for the Bram Stoker Awards.