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Hello everyone, and welcome to Writers Drinking Coffee. This is a podcast based on writers sitting around, drinking coffee and/or occasionally wine, and talking about anything and everything.Bean Scene Café - https://www.beanscenecafe.com/Chaz Brenchley - http://www.chazbrenchley.co.uk/ or @chazbrenchleyJeannie Warner - https://www.amazon.com/Jeannie-Warner/e/B01B38QICQ @thetsmorganJohn Schmidt - @JohnRSchmidtMichael Engberg – music intro and exit – www.manyhatsmusic.comArt by Jakkal Designs – www.facebook.com/Jakkal.Designs
Writers Drinking Coffee hosts Writers Drinking Coffee, a arts show with 230 episodes published.
Come meet P.A. Cornell, a Chilean-Canadian speculative fiction author with a delightful collection of short stories that’s coming up in publication this fall. She keeps getting nominated for Nebulas, which ought to tell
Kristie De Garis is a writer, photographer, and artist. Her premier novel, Drystone: A Life Rebuilt, is a beautiful gut-punch of a memoir that offers an unflinching view of a childhood being different and alien, dysfunct
We always say that all storytelling is important, because every story written has someone else needs to hear it. Jeannie’s old high school friend Dari DeSousa runs an HR consulting business, and she got together with oth
From an idea pitched to the film industry for a TV series, Lynn Harrod has created a thrilling novel based on a genius Filipino gangster making his way into the power structures of the greater Los Angeles sprawl. The Duk
Come meet the author of the Black Swan Trilogy as we talk about book 2, Black Swan Shock. Helen was a Senior Medical Intelligence Analyst before the covid pandemic, specializing in planning and preparing for biological i
Leokadia joins us to talk about the series of children’s books she wrote featuring Trumpet, the grey wolf. Her writing grew out of volunteering at a Wolf Conservation Center aiming to introduce kids to wolves in a new wa
Jendia Gammon is involved in multiple facets within the industry, from writing that gets nominated for all the best awards to running as a writer to editing anthologies and running her own publishing house. Jendia is CEO
Our own Chaz Brenchley has a prolific year with 4 (5?) new books published. We gathered to talk about his first in a new series, “Of The Emperor’s Kindness”. It is written within a new genre I had to go delve into learni
Never say it’s too late in your life to start writing! Steve Shlam joins us to talk about his first published novel, “The Harvesting of Haystacks Kane”. It was nominated for two prizes, and is a fascinating dive into the
Everyone who wants to write has a work in progress. At least one. Jeannie sits down with Andrew Walsh, a prized hockey network friend-writing crossover, to talk about making progress on writing his first novel. We hope t
M.N. Lee shares her first novel, Proof of Origin, which we think belongs on bookshelves right next to Atwood’s The Handmaid's Tale for near future speculative literature. It follows three main perspectives from a Vietnam
Dr. Bernstein is a cultural historian at Harvard, teaching US Racial Formation since the early 19th century. Her latest book, Freeman's Challenge: The Murder That Shook America’s Original Prison for Profit, delves into t
Dheepa started out as a poet, but found herself drawn into novel writing to express bigger ideas, such as the social interconnection necessary for human prosperity and the corresponding good treatment of the earth as par
There is a lot of stuff floating around the internet about Autism, from ridiculous assertions about causality to silly things about what someone with Autism can do in their life. This is the first in an ongoing series wh
Lisa returns with her sequel to the first novel (Slanted and Disenchanted) with a character-driven story called Welcome to Hollywood. It’s a novel of two 20-somethings in 2004 Hollywood, battling with high rents, unsatis
Nick Mamatas has newly released an anthology called 120 Murders. A nod to an old MTV show in title, the stories collectively bleed thematically deep into the alternative rock scene of the 1990s, with touches of noir here
Jim C. Hines is a Hugo-award winning author of a series of princess fairy tales reimagined. Jim has taken the whole fairy tale Princess trope to a new and darkly glorious confection, combining multiple versions into a ne
K.M. Herkes writes across multiple genres, from Science Fiction and Fantasy to straight up good contemporary literature. She started as a novelist first, oddly enough, then moved to short stories. We read and squeed over
L. Douglas Garrett takes us back to his “Remember the Trade” series of professional operatives, and we sit down with him and his editor Nicky Robinson to chat about their compilation of Remember the Dead. Join us to lear
I hope you all remember Richard Sparks, author of New Rock, New Role. We’re here to squee with enthusiasm at the next in the series that just dropped in November, called New Rock, New Realm. We pick up right where the fi
Helen Hynson Vettori
former EMT/paramedic and senior medical intelligence analyst at the Department of Homeland Security
1 appearance on this show
Jendia Gammon
author
1 appearance on this show
Robin Bernstein
Dr.
1 appearance on this show
Nick Mamatas
2 appearances on this show
Richard Sparks
British comedy legend turned indie fantasy author
2 appearances on this show
Anne Montgomery
Author and Former Television Sportscaster and Teacher
1 appearance on this show
Angie Elita Newell
Indigenous historian and author
1 appearance on this show
William Klem
1 appearance on this show
David Gerrold
Writer of Star Trek: The Trouble with Tribbles
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Marsha Gordon
Dr. · SHATTR
1 appearance on this show
Kate Elliott
Associate Lecturer in the School of Journalism and Strategic Communication · Ball State University
1 appearance on this show
Evelyn Alsultany
Dr.
1 appearance on this show
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