Paper Places 18: Finding Your Process, with Keith Houston
In this episode, Kerry sits down with Keith Houston to talk about the practicalities of writing alongside another job, finding your process and how deadlines are catalysts for getting your project completed.
Guest Starring:
Keith Houston
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Ambiance
Claire Beans (she/they) and Han Koehle (any pronouns) welcome guest Geddy (she/her) to dig into Gideon the Ninth Chapter 12. Harrow does some crafting. Gideon is full of shit. Some people are not where Gideon expects them to be, and Gideon is in some unexpected places herself.
Today’s cover art fea…
Bleeker Trails E21 (Finale) - Undertow
Julius, Patience, and Eli are swept into a nightmare of blood and steel as they chase the truth through a warped slaughterhouse. Something ancient stirs as the boundaries between dream and waking collapse. Choices are made that can’t be undone.
Content Warnings: Suicide, Drowning, Body horror, Gore…
09: In which the verdict on V. is, at long last, delivered (V. Epilogue and Wrapup)
Sydney Stencil’s in Valletta for one last job, and so are we. Sail on, sailor!
Next time, V. Q+A. Last chance to send in questions on Bluesky or by email: if you’ve got one, we want to read it!
Show Notes:
St. Agatha’s Crypt, Catacombs & Museum, website
“V.: Analysis of Major Characters,” by Victor…
The Breakfast Rule
This week: How the Wait, Wait team decides what jokes are too inappropriate for the airwaves. Plus Mike and Ian help a caller with a personal grammar problem.
Featuring author Keith Houston.
You can email your burning questions to howto@npr.org.
How To Do Everything is available without sponsor mes…
HTDE: The Breakfast Rule
This week: How the Wait, Wait team decides what jokes are too inappropriate for the airwaves. Plus Mike and Ian help a caller with a personal grammar problem.
Featuring author Keith Houston.
You can email your burning questions to howto@npr.org.
How To Do Everything is available without sponsor mes…
114: The Punctuation That Almost Was: Lost Symbols of Tone, Irony, and Emotion
What if English had a punctuation mark for sarcasm?
Or a symbol specifically for rhetorical questions?
Or even a mark that meant love?
For centuries, writers, printers, and philosophers have tried to solve a quiet problem in language: written words struggle to convey tone. In speech we have inflec…
HTDE: The Breakfast Rule
This week: How the Wait, Wait team decides what jokes are too inappropriate for the airwaves. Plus Mike and Ian help a caller with a personal grammar problem.Featuring author Keith Houston.You can email your burning questions to howto@npr.org.How To Do Everything is available without sponsor messag…
Book: A Cover-to-Cover Exploration of the Most Powerful Object of Our Time Audiobook by Keith Houston
https://libranovo.com/free Listen to free audiobooks with a 30-day free trial! Title: Book: A Cover-to-Cover Exploration of the Most Powerful Object of Our TimeGenres: History, WorldAuthor: Keith HoustonNarrator: Dennis KleinmanRelease date: 04-30-2019Length: 9:59:30Language: EnglishPublisher: Tant…
145: Face With Tears of Joy (live with Keith Houston and friends)
Emoji, once regarded as some kind of frivolous nonsense, have become an important way we communicate online. But how did these little pictures come to our devices? What is the Unicode Consortium, and how did they get involved? And who is the Levitating Suit Guy? Fear not; author Keith Houston is he…
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