A NINC Interview on “Beginnings, Middles, & Ends”

…In which everything some things you wanted to know about writing Beginnings,  Middles, and Endings of your Novels and  Short Stories is revealed. Don’t take my word for it, take Michele Dunaway’s as she leads the discussion.
Watch and listen here: NOVELISTS, INC.

Exploring the Creative Nexus with Ed Pettersen & Bradley Clark

Following up on Ed Pettersen & Henry Kaiser’s rendering of the ballad “Thomas the Rhymer” influenced in part by my novel RHYMER, I was invited to a creativity podcast with Ed himself, and host Bradley Clark–a lively discussion of music, writing, influences, research, and more. Strap in!

Author-editor-lawyer-speaker Michael Ventrella on the Oddcast this week

On the Oddcast this week we interview Michael Ventrella: author, editor, speaker, and lawyer. His latest non-fiction book is How to Argue the Constitution with a Conservative from Gray Rabbit Publications, featuring artwork from Pulitzer-Prize winning editorial cartoonist Darrin Bell. Anthologies include Baker Street Irregulars (co-edited with New York Times Bestselling Author Jonathan Maberry) and, most recently, Across the Universe, a Beatles-themed anthology (co-edited with Randee Dawn) from Fantastic Books. He also heads the Pocono Liars Club. Among other things, Ventrella discusses why you want to refresh yourself on the Constitution, and what it means to write books about The Monkees. With the Oddcast Irregulars: Gregory Frost, Jon McGoran, Kelly Simmons, Merry Jones and Keith Strunk.

Michael Ventrella Oddcast