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F***ing Shakespeare

Bloomsday Literary

The high-art low-brow minds behind Bloomsday Literary bring you interviews with the creatives you should know, but don’t. Poets, novelists, memoirists, & short story writers join co-hosts Kate and Jessica as they take a respectful approach to investigating the writer’s art and an irreverent approach to getting the nitty-gritty on the hustle for publication and exposure. Most of us writers making a living by the pen occupy somewhere between the ubiquitous bestsellers and the people who want to

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Abbigail Rosewood, novelist

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2020/03/24

On today’s show, we have novelist Abbigail Rosewood. Jessica, Phuc, Abbigail, and I discussed the virtues of buying hibiscus plants from people who unofficially sell them on the streets of Brooklyn. We bring you another arousing author-psycho-therapy session starring Your Past, and how maybe you shouldn’t always listen to workshops and/or the things professors say out loud but maybe should not. Bonus: Jessica explores her abiding love and avocation for place as character . . . Basically if this

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Jericho Brown, poet

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2020/02/26

On this episode of F***ing Shakespeare, our guest is the one and only Jericho Brown. Poets, lovers, and one who desires to hear beautiful language spoken by a beautiful voice, this episode is for you. We talk about Brown’s duplex, a poetic form he created for his new book “The Tradition,” his passion for his work and how he also doesn’t drive a Bentley. I’m not going to ruin the surprise or anything, but Jericho sings. That’s all I’m gonna say; just listen.Brown’s writing can be found here:His

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Bryan Washington, novelist

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2020/01/22

In today’s episode we have the 100% on-fire novelist, Bryan Washington, penning effing beautiful and raw stories straight out of the streets of Houston for his story collection Lot. He shares his ridiculously envy-enducing publishing journey for you, adding another to the longitudinal study that proves the traditional path to publication is a mythical creature in line with the hippogriff, the Lochness, and the chupacabra. Other topics of discussion include: chupacabras, the Katy suburb of Houston,

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Mark Haber, novelist

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2020/01/08

In the studio today to open SEASON 4 of the show—that’s right y’all F***ing Shakespeare is on our 4th season! To celebrate we have Houston’s own lit genius, Mark Haber. He’s our first returning guest, so we must be doing something right. He’s definitely doing all the things right. He’s here to talk Tolstoy’s dog problem, melancholy, the fun-house mirror situation that is eastern European and central American literary scenes. His rich new novel Reinhardt’s Garden is discussed, as well as how to

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Season 4 Announcement

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2020/01/08

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PSA-Houston Writers Coalition 2

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2019/09/29

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Sarah Stankorb, journalist

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2019/09/11

Read all of Sarah’s work, but if we were forced to choose, here’s the place to start:Until We All Have Voices in CatapultFabric of a Community, Gone Threadbare: A Tour of

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PSA-Houston Writers Coalition

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2019/08/31

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Edan Lepucki, novelist

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2019/08/27

Novelist and genre shapeshifter Edan Lepucki is our guest on today’s show. Expert writing tips include: what to do when you realize you’ve spent four years writing two different novels that are actually the same, spoiler alert: Instagram poetry is probably not the answer. We talk about how having a baby is a great way to make you finish a project, and the value of an editor who is really good at telling you you’re brilliant. Also: Phuc does virtual marriage counseling sponsored by the I.T

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Tillie Walden, graphic novelist

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2019/08/14

Photo by Wayne Alan Brenner Today we settle the great debate once and for all: drafting, or revising? Our guest,

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Anna Meriano, middle grade author

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2019/08/06

Photo credit: Rita Meriano Ever wondered what you should do if your professor thinks you should write literary

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Jessica Wilbanks, memoirist

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2019/07/23

Jessica’s Writing We DiscussedWhen I Spoke in Tongues: A Story of Faith and Its Loss“From Essay to Book: On ‘Mirrorings’” in Essay Daily“On the Far Side of the Fire: Life, Death and Witchcraft in the Niger Delta” in LongreadsSuggested Reads and Honorable Mentions from JessicaRunning in the Family by Michael OndaatjeBluets by Maggie NelsonCameron Dezen Hammon’s upcoming memoir, This is My Body: A Memoir of Religious and Romantic Obsession“Shitty First Drafts” from Bird by Bird by Anne LamottThe Body

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Catherine Baab-Muguira, freelancer

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2019/07/02

Get ready for some perfect hot takes on today’s episode of F***ing Shakepeare with freelancer Catherine Baab-Muguira. She looks behind the curtain at the self-appointed guardians of the world of culture, celebrates indulging a rabbit hole of eccentric ideas as a freelancer, and we all have a laugh about how her outstanding personal essay on her highlights helped propel her career.* Plus, we endlessly appreciate Cat for being real with us about writing, success, and mental illness as she crowns Poe,

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Special LIVE edition — AWP2019, Day 2

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2019/06/03

Erika Thorkelson 3:57Erika Thorkelson holds an MFA in Creative Writing from the University of British Columbia and is currently a sessional instructor at Emily Carr University of Art + Design. She is a regular contributor of arts and culture writing to the Vancouver Sun and Edmonton Journal as well as a host and operator on The Storytelling Show on Vancouver Co-op Radio. Erika joins us at AWP to discuss Room Magazine, Alicia Elliot, indigenous writing, and red lipstick. Gary McDowell 5:13Dr. Gary L

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Special LIVE edition — AWP2019, Day 1

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2019/06/03

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Special LIVE edition — Texas Book Fest, Day 2

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2019/02/06

Lowell Mick White 1:16White is the author of three novels and two story collectionsand is also editor atAlamo Bay Press. His work has been featured inCallaloo,Iron Horse Literary Review, andShort Story, and I've won theDobie-Paisano Fellowship, awarded by the University of Texas at Austin and the Texas Institute of Letters.He’s been the National Endowment for the Arts Artist-in-Residence at the federal prison in Bryan, Texas, and is currently an Instructional Assistant Professor of English atTexas

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Special — Mark Pryor and the Texas Book Festival, Day 1

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2019/02/06

Mark Pryor 01:50 Mark Pryor, novelist

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Special LIVE edition—Bobby Byrd, poet and publisher

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2019/02/06

published by Cinco Puntos Press We were lucky enough to speak with Bobby Byrd, who along with Lee Byrd, founded Cinco

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Chris Cander, novelist

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2019/01/21

Chris Cander opens our all-female Season 3 of F***ing Shakespeare with a lovely conversation about witnessing magic in the every day, and how learning to really notice is the only rule she knows how to follow in crafting stories. We talk about adverbs and bull riding. And we discuss her publishing journey which sounds more like the world’s meanest conceived prank for a writer than something that actually ends happily. But happily it does, lending hope and the admonition to never give up to us all

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Deborah D.E.E.P. Mouton, Poet Laureate of Houston

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2019/01/15

Houston’s Poet Laureate Deborah D.E.E.P. Mouton closes our season 2 with a bang. We clink glasses as we talk about the intersection of poetry and community, and she explains how limiting her allotment of news to her once-a-week date with Trevor Noah keeps her sane, and we petition Hollywood to make more movies about breastfeeding moms. The sight gag opportunities are boundless. Plus, Phuc doesn’t turn off his audio notifications and Jess turns into a ghost, but a ghost who can still text.Bonus

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