TK with James Scott: A Writing, Reading, & Books Podcast

TK with James Scott: A Writing, Reading, & Books Podcast

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  • Ep. 87: Elizabeth Chiles Shelburne & Amy Kurzweil

    Two incredible authors discuss their debuts. First, Elizabeth Chiles Shelburne tells James about her Tennessee-set HOLDING ON TO NOTHING (Blair), reading while driving (?), Dolly Parton, time machines, and two beer guitars. Then Amy Kurzweil on her depiction of three generations, including her grandmother surviving the Holocaust, in FLYING COUCH: A GRAPHIC MEMOIR (Black Balloon Books). They go over the deceptive naïveté of comics, how she learned to depict her story, and the inside dirt on NEW YORKER cartoons.

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    Elizabeth Chiles Shelburne: http://ecshelburne.com/

    Buy HOLDING ON TO NOTHING: Buy HOLDING ON TO NOTHING

    Elizabeth and James discuss:

    Blair Publishing

    Amherst College

    James Patterson

    TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD by Harper Lee

    THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY

    Mark Barr

    The Novel Incubator at Grub Street

    Lisa Borders

    Michelle Hoover

    FREEDOM by Jonathan Franzen

    "Little Sparrow" by Dolly Parton

    "Down in the Valley" by The Head and the Heart

    Grand Ole Opry

    TRAMPOLINE by Robert Gipe

    ROMEO AND JULIET by William Shakespeare

    William Gay

    George Singleton

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    Amy Kurzweil: http://amykurzweil.com/

    Buy FLYING COUCH: A GRAPHIC MEMOIR: Buy FLYING COUCH

    Amy and James discuss:

    BART SIMPSON'S GUIDE TO LIFE: A WEE HANDBOOK FOR THE PERPLEXED by Matt Groening

    CALVIN AND HOBBES by Bill Watterson

    MAUS by Art Spiegelman

    FUN HOME: A FAMILY TRAGICOMIC by Alison Bechdel

    PERSEPOLIS by Marjane Satrapi

    Voice/Vision Holocaust Survivor Oral History Archive at University of Michigan

    "What the son wishes to forget the grandson wishes to remember." - Marcus Lee Hansen

    THE NEW YORKER

    MOBY DICK by Nathaniel Hawthorne

    Marcel Proust

    Bob Mankoff

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    1 hr 54 min
  • Ep. 86: Mark Barr & Tavia Gilbert

    Between his work as an ad writer and software developer, Mark Barr worked on a classic tale set in 1930s Tennessee that would become his debut novel, WATERSHED. He talks to James about being a Southern voice, identifying as a meat-and-potatoes stylist, setting quotas for his writing, breaking problems down into their smallest components, and fudging the details. Then, Tavia Gilbert discusses being an audiobook narrator.

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    Mark Barr: https://www.readmarkbarr.com/

    Buy WATERSHED: Buy WATERSHED

    Mark and James discuss:

    Southern Independent Booksellers Association

    The Charles Frazier Cold Mountain Series Fund

    Meg Reid

    Betsy Teter

    Malaprop's Bookstore/ Cafe

    THE PRETTIEST STAR by Carter Sickels

    CBGBs

    THE NEXT GREATEST THING: FIFTY YEARS OF RURAL ELECTRIFICATION IN AMERICA by Richard A. Pence and Patrick Dahl

    New Coke

    Harry Potter

    The Engineering Library and UT-Austin

    Tennessee River

    Falstaff

    Karmann Ghia

    Raytheon

    Scholastic Book Club

    THE PHANTOM TOLLBOOTH by Norton Juster

    Terry Brooks

    B. Dalton Bookstore

    THE SOUND AND THE FURY by William Faulkner

    Flannery O'Connor

    Eudora Welty

    William Gay

    SUTTREE by Cormac McCarthy

    Ron Rash

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    Tavia Gilbert: http://taviagilbert.com/

    Tavia and James discuss:

    The Salt Institute for Documentary Studies

    Maine School of Art

    NERVES OF STEEL by Captain Tammy Jo Shults

    THE MEN AND THE GIRLS by Joanna Trollope narrated by Davina Porter

    LIBRARY JOURNAL

    FIRST THEY KILLED MY FATHER: A DAUGHTER OF CAMBODIA REMEMBERS by Loung Ung

    BEING MEAN: A MEMOIR OF SEXUAL ABUSE AND SURVIVAL by Patricia Eagle

    BE FRANK WITH ME by Julia Claiborne Johnson

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    1 hr 41 min
  • Ep. 85: Alix Ohlin & Amy Williams

    The latest novel from Alix Ohlin, DUAL CITIZENS, depicts the lives of two sisters as they navigate family, art, love, and life. She tells James about the depicting the whoosh of time, rewatching Hitchcock's VERTIGO, recommitting yourself, establishing patterns, putting things into your basket, and missing wolf licenses. Plus, Alix's friend and agent, Amy Williams.

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    Alix Ohlin: https://alixohlinauthor.com/

    Buy DUAL CITIZENS: Buy DUAL CITIZENS from indie bookstores.

    Buy Alix's other books: Buy Alix Ohlin's books from independent booksellers

    Alix and James discuss:

    The Neopolitan Novels by Elena Ferrante

    Alice Munro

    VERTIGO dir by Alfred Hitchcock

    Jimmy Stewart

    REALITY BITES dir by Ben Stiller

    Winona Ryder

    Bread Loaf Writers' Conference

    Daniel Johnston

    Henry Darger

    Tony Gilroy

    "What Writers Really Do When They Write" by George Saunders: https://www.theguardian.com/books/2017/mar/04/what-writers-really-do-when-they-write

    Margot Livesey

    Michael Ondaatje

    Walter Murch

    THE CONVERSATIONS: WALTER MURCH AND THE ART OF EDITING FILM by Michael Ondaatje: Buy THE CONVERSATIONS

    IN THE BLINK OF AN EYE by Walter Murch: Buy IN THE BLINK OF AN EYE

    HITCHCOCK by Francois Truffaut: Buy HITCHCOCK- TRUFFAUT

    TRUST EXERCISE by Susan Choi: Buy TRUST EXERCISE

    THE OUTLINE TRILOGY by Rachel Cusk: Buy THE OUTLINE TRILOGY

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    Amy Williams: https://williamsliterary.com/

    Amy and James discuss:

    THE GEORGIA REVIEW

    I HATE TO SEE THAT EVENING SUN GO DOWN by William Gay

    Sloan Harris

    Eric Simonoff

    Alix Ohlin

    Radcliffe Publishing Course

    Harvard University

    Knopf

    Gary Fisketjon

    Doubleday

    David Gernert

    Michener Center for Writers

    Denis Johnson

    Jim Magnuson

    SLACKER dir by Richard Linklater

    VERTIGO

    Alice Munro

    Lincoln Michel

    Jean Craighead George

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    1 hr 46 min
  • Ep. 84: Gabriel Urza & Tyler Glauz-Todrank

    It started as a short story in grad school, but Gabriel Urza kept coming back to what would eventually be his novella THE WHITE DEATH: AN ILLUSION. He talks to James about feeling like a child in the face of magic, having trouble extricating past from present, portraying the ambiguity of the supernatural, working through your problems when writing, and reading that's like eating a bag of chips. Plus, Tyler Glauz-Todrank from Bear Pond Books in Montpelier, VT on fall releases.

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    Gabriel Urza: http://gabrielurza.com/

    Buy THE WHITE DEATH: AN ILLUSION: http://nouvellabooks.com/the-white-death-by-gabriel-urza/

    Gabriel and James discuss:

    Charles Dickens

    ANGELS & DEMONS by Dan Brown

    Kurt Vonnegut

    The Ohio State University

    "Fantasy for Eleven Fingers" by Ben Fountain

    the Magic Castle

    "Eisenheim the Illusionist" by Steven Millhauser

    Jeff Mcbride

    Mt. Hood

    Sewanee Writers' Conference

    Bread Loaf Writers' Conference

    Annie Hartnett

    Hannah Tinti

    Loch Ness

    Claire Vaye Watkins

    THE THIRD HOTEL by Laura van den Berg

    PALE FIRE by Vladimir Nabokov

    Deena Drewis

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    Tyler Glauz-Todrank

    Bear Pond Books, Montpelier, VT: https://www.bearpondbooks.com/

    Tyler and James discuss:

    BUNNY by Mona Awad: Buy BUNNY

    Bear Pond Books

    Rivendell

    James Baldwin

    WHO KILLED MY FATHER by Edouard Louis trans. by Lorin Stein: Buy WHO KILLED MY FATHER

    New Directions Press

    LIE WITH ME by Philippe Besson trans. by Molly Ringwald: Buy LIE WITH ME

    LOT: STORIES by Bryan Washington: Buy LOT

    THE WORD FOR WOMAN IS WILDERNESS by Abi Andrews: Buy THE WORD FOR WOMAN IS WILDERNESS

    Two Dollar Radio

    HARD MOUTH by Amanda Goldblatt: Buy HARD MOUTH

    GRAND UNION: STORIES by Zadie Smith: Buy GRAND UNION

    IN THE DREAMHOUSE: A MEMOIR by Carmen Maria Machado: Buy IN THE DREAM HOUSE

    Graywolf Press

    RED AT THE BONE by Jacqueline Woodson: Buy RED AT THE BONE

    NOTHING TO SEE HERE by Kevin Wilson: Buy NOTHING TO SEE HERE

    TUNNELING TO THE CENTER OF THE EARTH by Kevin Wilson: Buy TUNNELING TO THE CENTER OF THE EARTH

    THE FAMILY FANG by Kevin Wilson: Buy THE FAMILY FANG

    AN AMERICAN SUNRISE by Joy Harjo: Buy AN AMERICAN SUNRISE

    Ben Lerner

    ON SWIFT HORSES by Shannon Pufahl: Buy ON SWIFT HORSES

    OUT OF DARKNESS, SHINING LIGHT by Petina Gappah: Buy OUT OF DARKNESS, SHINING LIGHT

    Scribner

    EYES BOTTLE DARK WITH A MOUTHFUL OF FLOWERS by Jake Skeets: Buy EYES BOTTLE DARK WITH A MOUTHFUL OF FLOWERS

    Richard Avedon

    Milkweed Editions

    HUNGER MOUNTAIN

    HOMIE by Danez Smith: Buy HOMIE

    HOW WE FIGHT FOR OUR LIVES by Saeed Jones: Buy HOW WE FIGHT FOR OUR LIVES

    Simon & Schuster

    Maggie Nelson

    WE THE ANIMALS by Justin Torres: Buy WE THE ANIMALS

    EROSION: ESSAYS OF UNDOING by Terry Tempest Williams: Buy EROSION: ESSAYS OF UNDOING

    MAKE IT SCREAM, MAKE IT BURN: ESSAYS by Leslie Jamison: Buy MAKE IT SCREAM MAKE IT BURN

    YEAR OF THE MONKEY by Patti Smith: Buy YEAR OF THE MONKEY

    CONFESSIONS OF THE FOX by Jordy Rosenberg: Buy CONFESSIONS OF THE FOX

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    1 hr 39 min
  • Ep. 83: Amanda Goldblatt & Caroline Eisenmann

    It took Amanda Goldblatt eight years to write her debut novel, HARD MOUTH. The result is a brilliantly inventive work combining style with emotional impact and classic storytelling. She and James talk about their long friendship, cutting the apocalypse, summoning (or not) imaginary beings, making rules for novels, and remembering the books they read as kids. Plus, Amanda's agent from Frances Goldin Literary Agency, Caroline Eisenmann.

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    Amanda Goldblatt: https://amandagoldblatt.com/

    Buy HARD MOUTH: Buy HARD MOUTH from your local indie bookstore!

    Amanda and James discuss:

    Washington University

    THE CUPBOARD

    Eugene Pallette

    Caroline Eisenmann

    Turner Classic Movies

    POND by Claire-Louise Bennett

    MY MAN GODFREY

    HATCHET by Gary Paulsen

    THE SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON by Johann David Wyss

    Harry Potter

    THE HUNGER GAMES

    E.T.

    J Dilla

    VOX

    Notorious B.I.G.

    Andre 3000

    MF Doom

    Talib Kweli

    Kerri Webster

    Gordon Lish

    Gary Lutz

    Amy Hempel

    Sam Lipsyte

    Christine Schutt

    "The Sentence is a Lonely Place" by Gary Lutz

    Jim Shepard

    Mary Ruefle

    Tim O'Brien

    Marilynne Robinson

    Denis Johnson

    Cormac McCarthy

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    Caroline Eisenmann: https://goldinlit.com/agents/

    Caroline and James discuss:

    NOON

    James Salyer

    Mary Gaitskill

    Annie Proulx

    Ottessa Moshfegh

    Halle Butler

    Claire Messud

    Nell Zink

    Garth Greenwell

    Jack Kerouac

    Ernest Hemingway

    I KNOW YOU KNOW WHO I AM by Peter Kispert

    ICM

    GOING DUTCH by James Gregor

    Simon & Schuster

    THE LOVE AFFAIRS OF NATHANIEL P by Adelle Waldman

    THE LONGING FOR LESS: LIVING WITH MINIMALILSM by Kyle Chayka

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    1 hr 44 min
  • Ep. 82: Miciah Bay Gault & Laura Gianino

    The debut novel by Miciah Bay Gault, GOODNIGHT STRANGER, is an intoxicating mix of mystery and grief set in a sandy, salty place. And sexy triplets. She tells James about adjusting the level of magic, breaking the rules, sagging middles, writing as an act of faith, and facing the threat of writing something new. Plus, publicist Laura Gianino.

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    Miciah Bay Gault: https://www.miciahbaygault.com/

    Buy GOODNIGHT STRANGER: Buy GOODNIGHT STRANGER from an Indie Bookstore

    Miciah and James discuss:

    Jenni Ferrari-Adler

    Union Literary

    Daniel Torday

    John Cheever

    Shirley Jackson

    THE X-FILES

    Fox Mulder

    Dana Scully

    POPEYE dir by Robert Altman

    Harry Nilsson

    WE HAVE ALWAYS LIVED IN THE CASTLE by Shirley Jackson

    THE SECRET HISTORY by Donna Tartt

    THE HUNDRED-YEAR HOUSE by Rebecca Makkai

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    Laura Gianino

    Laura and James discuss:

    Park Row Books

    Harlequin Enterprises

    Harper Collins

    Laura Brown

    THE NEW YORK TIMES BOOK REVIEW

    THE BOSTON GLOBE

    PUBLISHER'S WEEKLY

    BOOKLIST

    LIBRARY JOURNAL

    SHELF AWARENESS

    KIRKUS REVIEWS

    LITTLE FIRES EVERYWHERE by Celeste Ng

    O MAGAZINE

    VANITY FAIR

    Amazon

    George Saunders

    ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY

    COSMOPOLITAN

    Oprah's Book Club

    Reese Witherspoon's Book Club

    THE CACTUS by Sarah Haywood

    THE MILLIONS

    Goodreads

    THE FALMOUTH ENTERPRISE

    THE TODAY SHOW

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    1 hr 37 min
  • Ep. 81: Kevin Alexander & David Granger

    In reporting several food articles, Kevin Alexander found the same stories coming up again and again: genius chefs opened one-of-a-kind restaurants in places like Portland and San Francisco, and in the on-rush of attention struggled to maintain their excellence. In short, we lived through a golden age of American cuisine that is now already over. This era is captured is Alexander's captivating BURN THE ICE. Plus, former Esquire editor and current agent, David Granger.

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    Kevin Alexander:

    Buy BURN THE ICE: Buy BURN THE ICE from your local indie bookstore.

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    1 hr 58 min
  • Ep. 80: Mary Miller & Bennet Johnson

    A random sign for free dogs inspired Mary Miller to drop a manuscript she'd been researching and create the character of Louis McDonald, Jr. for her hilarious and heartbreaking novel, BILOXI. She tells James about feeling indebted to her characters, teaching herself to write, looking in holes with her dog, needing to find joy, and reading with John Grisham. And bologna. And feet licking. Plus a chat with Bennet Johnson from Literati Bookstore in Ann Arbor, MI.

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    Mary Miller: http://www.maryumiller.net/

    BUY BILOXI: Buy BILOXI from an Indie Bookseller

    ALSO BY: BIG WORLD, THE LAST DAYS OF CALIFORNIA, ALWAYS HAPPY HOUR

    Mary and James discuss:

    Frederick Barthelme

    Jerry Seinfeld

    THE MOTEL LIFE by Willy Vlautin

    THE OFFICE

    THE MOVIEGOER by Walker Percy

    THE SECRET HISTORY by Donna Tartt

    Books-A-Million

    ZOETROPE

    ON WRITING by Stephen King

    BIRD BY BIRD by Anne Lamott

    Elizabeth Ellen

    Aaron Burch

    Square Books

    Lemuria Book Store

    Bennet Johnson

    Literati Bookstore

    Parnassus Books

    John Evans

    Richard Howorth

    Lisa Howorth

    Grisham Writers in Residence

    John and Renee Grisham

    Michener Center for Writers

    Ann Patchett

    Ole Miss

    Mississippi State

    Claudia Smith Chen

    Kevin Sampsell

    REM

    Elizabeth Spencer

    Tom Franklin

    Beth Ann Fennelly

    W. W. Norton & Company

    Charlie Day

    IT'S ALWAYS SUNNY IN PHILADELPHIA

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    Bennet Johnson

    Literati Bookstore: https://www.literatibookstore.com/

    Literati Cultura: https://www.literatibookstore.com/literati-cultura-collectors-club

    Bennet and James Discuss:

    Mike & Hilary Gustafson

    SING, UNBURIED, SING by Jesmyn Ward

    ON EARTH WE'RE BRIEFLY GORGEOUS by Ocean Vuong

    YOU KNOW YOU WANT THIS by Kristen Roupenian

    OHIO by Stephen Markley

    MIDWEST LITERARY WALK

    PACHINKO by Min Jin Lee

    HAWKING by Jim Ottaviani

    "Boys Town" by Jim Shepard

    Calvin Trillin

    Amy Hempel

    Mary Ruefle

    Kevin Wilson

    Hannah Pittard

    Lorrie Moore

    Ernest Hemingway

    Literati Book Store Presents

    John U. Bacon

    Randall Munroe

    Sister Helen Prejean

    Salman Rushdie

    Jonathan Safran Foer

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    1 hr 38 min
  • Ep. 79: Christian Kiefer & Christopher Boucher

    Christian Kiefer had great reservations about writing his beautiful new book, PHANTOMS. He tells James how he found the story, and the steps he took to tell it. They also talk about capturing bear consciousness, being haunted by one's own work, finding joy in music and writing, and those troublesome flugelhornists. And then our old friend Christopher Boucher discusses his new novel, BIG GIANT FLOATING HEAD.

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    Christian Kiefer: https://www.facebook.com/christian.kiefer.9/

    Buy PHANTOMS: https://www.indiebound.org/book/9780871404817

    Also by: THE INFINITE TIDES, THE ANIMALS, ONE DAY SOON TIME WILL HAVE NO PLACE LEFT TO HIDE.

    Christian and James discuss:

    Matt Salesses

    MEMOIRS OF A GEISHA by Arthur Golden

    SNOW FALLING ON CEDARS by David Guterson

    Jamil Zaki

    Deena Drewis

    Nouvella Books

    ORIENTALISM by Edward Said

    CULTURE AND IMPERIALISM by Edward Said

    NOTHING EVER DIES by Viet Thanh Nguyen

    Vintage Contemporaries

    Tobias Wolff

    Robert Stone

    Richard Ford

    Tim O'Brien

    SOPHIE'S CHOICE by William Styron

    ABSALOM, ABSALOM by William Faulkner

    Henry James

    Nathaniel Hawthorne

    Emile Zola

    Lauren Groff

    San Francisco Zoo

    GHOST TANTRAS by Michael McClure

    Benjamin Percy

    Ingmar Bergman

    Andrei Tarkovsky

    THE WHITE DEATH by Gabriel Urza

    THE LAST REPATRIATE by Matthew Salesses

    THE SENSUALIST by Daniel Torday

    HOW TO SHAKE THE OTHER MAN by Derek Palacio

    IF YOU'RE NOT YET LIKE ME by Eden Lepucki

    FLY-OVER STATE by Emma Straub

    A FAMILIAR BEAST by Panio Gianopoulos

    Miles Davis

    John Coltrane

    WILDERNESS OF MIRRORS, Lawrence English

    Nicholas Brittell

    THE DISINTEGRATION LOOPS, William Basinksi

    Lyle Lovett

    George Jones

    JESUS' SON by Denis Johnson

    PURE HOLLYWOOD by Christine Schutt

    Barry Hannah

    GERHARD RICHTER PAINTING (documentary)

    John Keene

    Magnolia Electric Company

    Jason Molina

    CANADA by Richard Ford

    Sewanee

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    Christopher Boucher: http://www.christopherboucher.net/

    Buy BIG GIANT FLOATING HEAD: https://www.indiebound.org/book/9781612197579

    Also by: HOW TO KEEP YOUR VOLKSWAGEN ALIVE, GOLDEN DELICIOUS.

    James and Christopher discuss:

    Melville House

    Kurt Vonnegut

    THE PARIS REVIEW

    Ben Greenman

    Boston College

    Oregon State

    "People Like That Are The Only People Here" by Lorrie Moore

    "A Good Man is Hard to Find" by Flannery O'Connor

    "Araby" by James Joyce

    Looney Tunes

    Elmer Fudd

    Bugs Bunny

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    1 hr 36 min
  • Ep. 78: Jamil Zaki & Michael Nye

    A night spent drinking and writing about his parents' divorce uncovered an urgent need in Stanford professor Jamil Zaki to author THE WAR FOR KINDNESS: BUILDING EMPATHY IN A FRACTURED WORLD. He and James talk about how empathy can literally grow parts of the brain, hating the term hard-wired, facing the problems of the world today, and (sigh) STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION. Plus Michael Nye returns to talk about reviving and relaunching STORY.

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    Jamil Zaki: https://profiles.stanford.edu/jamil-zaki

    Buy THE WAR FOR KINDNESS: https://www.indiebound.org/book/9780451499240

    Jamil and James discuss:

    STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION

    Deanna Troi

    The Good Samaritan

    Princeton

    Manchester United

    Liverpool

    Allen Iverson

    Bill Nye

    Borderlinks

    Life After Hate

    WRECK-IT RALPH

    Contact Theory

    Angela King

    THE NEW YORK TIMES

    Defensive dehumanization

    Amanda Cook

    Gareth Cook

    Bread Loaf Writer's Conference

    Carl Sagan

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    Michael Nye: http://mpnye.com/

    Subscribe to STORY: https://www.storymagazine.org/

    Michael and James discuss:

    STORY

    Lee K. Abbott

    Travis Kurowski

    AWP Conference

    Dave Housley

    BARRELHOUSE

    MISSOURI REVIEW

    RIVER STYX

    BOULEVARD

    HUNGER MOUNTAIN

    ONE STORY

    PLOUGHSHARES

    "Nude" By Claudia Hinz

    "World's End" by Clare Beams

    Valerie Cumming

    Ohio State

    "Amputation of the Angels" by Kyle Minor

    LaTanya McQueen

    Shanie Latham

    THE PARIS REVIEW

    THE KENYON REVIEW

    BEST AMERICAN SHORT STORIES

    Anne Valente

    Michael Croley

    COLUMBUS ALIVE

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    1 hr 42 min

About TK with James Scott: A Writing, Reading, & Books Podcast

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Author James Scott interviews writers, editors, agents, and book lovers of all types about what goes into their writing and what they get out of their reading.