ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
Broadleaf Board member and author Dawn Major is joined by author of Ecology of a Cracker Childhood, naturalist, and environmental activist Janisse Ray for a discussion on defining genre in your writing, journaling as a tool to help refine scenes, and her book Journey In Place: A Field Guide to Belonging.
For more on Janisse, visit her at https://janisseray.com/.
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WEITERE EPISODEN IN DIESEM PODCAST
On this episode, author D.C. Phillips joins author and Broadleaf board member Dawn Major for a conversation on bringing the fear in horror and leaving your reader with a lasting scare. D.C. also discusses Effigies and Incantations, an anthology of horror, featuring several Broadleaf members, of whi…
Our latest member spotlight with Patricia Boyd-Wilson.
Website: https://bene-log.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100063344311914
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/stores/Patricia-A-Boyd-Wilson/author/B09237MWQM
Daniel Wallace, the bestselling author of Big Fish (adapted into a movie directed by Tim Burton) joins author and Broadleaf board member Dawn Major for a discussion on his new collected work, Beneath the Moon and Long Dead Stars, the importance of Southern fiction, and cultivating a strong sense of…
Author Elise Burke Brown discusses her award-winning novel, CHASE HARLEM, with writer and Broadleaf board member, Carmen Tanner Slaughter.
For more on Elise, visit her website at https://www.eliseburkebrown.com/.
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