Hosted by Adam Greenfield · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 225 episodes
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San Diego writers, creators, and anyone involved in the San Diego literary scene discuss path, process, and craft.
Adam Greenfield hosts The Written Scene, a arts show with 225 episodes published.
Author Ernie McCray learned that being part of things gave him joy. Writing and playing sports became his way to play the part he wanted. Please enjoy this teaser ahead of next week's full episode of The Written Scene wi
When it comes to life and the inevitable tragedies that tag along, author and journalist Sandra Younger is a big believer that you get to write and tell your own story. In this episode of The Written Scene , Sandra talks
If there's one thing an author knows it's just how powerful writing about tragedy can be. When author Sandra Younger 's house burned down in a once historic wildfire, the idea of telling the story of what happened became
Throughout her life, author and licensed clinical social worker Ashley Hanna-Morgan has encountered many characters. In the fictional stories she writes, it's important she stays true to a character when writing them. In
Life is not one single track. For Ashely Hanna-Morgan , an author and licensed clinical social worker, this is especially true, and that's by design. Please enjoy this teaser ahead of next week's full episode of The Writ
If there's ever a time where libraries need support, it's now. If there's a person that's perfectly built for the job, it's Patrick Stewart , the CEO of the Library Foundation SD . In this episode of The Written Scene ,
If you were to ask the CEO of the Libary Foundation SD , Patrick Stewart , what roles a library plays in a community, it's more than just a building with books. Much more. Please enjoy this brief teaser with Patrick ahea
It's one thing to be excited about the arts. For author and historian Debbie Wastling , it's a passion, and you can hear it in every word. In this episode of The Written Scene , Debbie talks about having famous relatives
For historical fiction author Debbie Wastling , her childhood experiences with libraries and powerful teachers makes giving back to libraries and schools very easy. Please enjoy this teaser with Debbie ahead of next week
Whether you're running a tennis club or a practicing lawyer, all of it matters if you want to write. For author Gene Desrochers , this is especially true. In this (long) episode of The Written Scene , Gene discusses grow
They say to write what you know. For author Gene Desrochers , it was the loss of a childhood friend—an event he didn't know about until he was much older—that eventually became the kernel of his books. Please enjoy this
For author and environmentalist LaDaryn Lockett , the world of writing has unlocked a joy of storytelling he didn't know existed at first. In this episode of The Written Scene , LaDaryn talks about finding the joy of Dun
Saying yes to an invitation into someone's basement can come with some risk. Fortunately, for author and environmentalist LaDaryn Lockett , it worked out well. Please enjoy this teaser ahead of next week's full episode o
Poet and professor Daniela Sow has always written poetry. It was in her 20's when she discovered the power of performance poetry. In this episode of The Written Scene , Daniela discusses the value of having another perso
Sometimes all it takes is one acceptance to to generate a little hope and drive. For author and professor Daniela P. Sow , this was certainly the case. Please enjoy this teaser ahead of next week's full episode of The Wr
Everyone has their own level of what they'd call success. Musician Taylor Hollingsworth makes a living playing guitar on stage, a level of success he's both proud of and humbled by. In this episode of The Written Scene ,
Just as it can be with writing and finding a voice, musician Taylor Hollingsworth discovered his sound by figuring out what most people were NOT doing and experimented with that. Please enjoy this teaser with Taylor ahea
If you're an author, surely you've heard the "write what you know" advice. For author and retired educator Deborah Holt Larkin , she knew quite well the story that gripped her town as a child, and also her father's caree
For author Deborah Holt Larkin , a fatal crime in her neighborhood when she was a child became a catalyst to understand crime and protect herself, as well as write a book about it later in life. Please enjoy this brief t
This episode is our four year anniversary of The Written Scene . Thank you to those that have been listening for a while. To those that are new here, welcome. You have a lot of great conversations about writing to catch
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