The Write Mind

Mag Gabbert

2026年9月10日 · メモを表示

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In this episode of The Write Mind, Professor Eli Ryder talks with poet and former Dallas Poet Laureate Mag Gabbert, author of Sex Depression Animals, about her path from music to poetry and the experiences that shaped her life as a writer. Their conversation explores mentorship and writing community, graduate study, revision, developing an individual voice through reading and imitation, and poetry as a practice of inquiry and discovery. Gabbert also discusses her writing process, making time for creative work, taking artistic risks, and the importance of continually pushing beyond the habits and techniques that have worked before.

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00:00:04Introduction and Guest Bio

00:02:13Icebreaker: Oreos and Snacks

00:07:14Karaoke and Music Fandom Tangent

00:11:33Discovering Poetry and Changing Majors

00:13:18Early Feedback and Learning to Revise

00:17:58Choosing an MFA Program

00:21:53From MFA to PhD Decision

00:25:39Community and Connection in Grad Programs

00:31:35Shaping an Approach to Craft

00:34:24Emulating Other Writers to Find Your Voice

00:38:47Best Writing Advice Received

00:44:09Finding Inspiration and Writing Process

00:47:08Poems Teaching Their Own Process

00:49:29Making Time to Write and Sacrifice

00:54:06Helping Students Understand Poetry

00:59:02Closing Remarks

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