The Writing Show Interviews Me: Podcast

Dec
06
2005

A few days ago, I did a podcast interview with The Writing Show. It was posted last night and you can listen to me ramble on for an hour or so if you're so inclined (she actually had to edit out a half hour just to get it down to this size). We talked about Inheritance, the writing process, Nanowrimo and open fiction. I, personally have a hard time listening to my own voice, so it's hard for me to listen to it.

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2 Responses to “The Writing Show Interviews Me: Podcast”

  1. Idiotprogrammer » Blog Archive » House of Pies: An Open Invitation Says:
    December 14th, 2005 at 3:04 pm

    [...] On another note: Wynia, on a recent podcast with the Writing Show, reveals that a surefire way to understand someone's personality is to watch them eat a piece of pie. [...]

  2. Robert Nagle Says:
    December 14th, 2005 at 3:11 pm

    Fascinating interview. I'll be commenting more about these things when I get around to completing my essay on web fiction.

    Your remarks about grasping people's characters by watching them eat pie, etc.were fascinating and brilliant and obvious. You've really opened my eyes.

    Sorry to hear November was such an "eventful month."

    Though it may seem counterintuitive that one would be more motivated to write during times of personal problems, in fact, the raw emotional energies/instabilities provide lots of fuel for focusing on artistic projects. Hemingway said something to that effect: you use current inner turmoils to help you to write about past ones.

    I look forward to hearing more of your adventures, and once again, Congratulations.

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