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This episode of Talkward welcomes guest Carrie Wittmer! Carrie is a comedy writer, performer and a co-founder of The Belladonna Comedy – Comedy and satire by women, for everyone. She along with her co-editors Caitlin Kunkel, Brooke Preston, and Fiona Taylor have penned their first satire book New Erotica for Feminists due out in November! Follow Carrie on the twitter @carriesnotscary
Read the article that is becoming a book!
https://www.mcsweeneys.net/articles/new-erotica-for-feminists
Pre-order the book now!
This episode of Talkward welcomes guest Carrie Wittmer! Carrie is a comedy writer, performer and a co-founder of The Belladonna Comedy – Comedy and satire by women, for everyone. She along with her co-editors Caitlin Kunkel, Brooke Preston, and Fiona Taylor have penned their first satire book New Erotica for Feminists due out in November! Follow Carrie on the twitter @carriesnotscary
Read the article that is becoming a book!
https://www.mcsweeneys.net/articles/new-erotica-for-feminists
Pre-order the book now!
This episode of Talkward welcomes comedy writer and performer Jonathan Zeller! Jonathan writes humor for many publications including The New Yorker, McSweeney’s, Weekly Humorist and performs stand-up comedy throughout NYC. He has a dog-friendly comedy show entitled The Good Dog Show on May 31st in Brooklyn and you should check it out here. Read all of his published musings here. Jonathan would like to apologize in advance for this podcast.
Today on Talkward is comedy writer and occasional poet Andy Newton. Andy dishes on the comedy writing magazine submission process and the ups and downs of shopping his first novel with writing partner Michael Bliecher. Follow him on twitter @bliecher_newton and on instagram at windsfrombehind
This episode on Talkward has comedy writer Jon Daly. No, not that Jon Daly, or the other one, or the other, other one! Jon discusses his joke writing process, ‘RuPaul’s Drag Race’ and a HUGE SECRET is revealed! Follow Jon on twitter @JackPerday (That alter-ego is also explained.)
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