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Write, Publish, and Shine

Rachel Thompson

Author and literary magazine editor, Rachel Thompson, helps you write, publish, and shine. Learn how to write and share your brilliant writing with the world. Episodes delve into how to polish and prepare your writing for publication, and the journey from emerging writer to published author. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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15:20

Wrap-Up: Empathy for Writers

Write, Publish, and Shine ·

2023/03/07

Wrap-Up: Empathy for Writers Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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24:18

#67 Empathy for You and Your Reader with Lyric...

Write, Publish, and Shine ·

2023/02/28

If you’re listening right when this episode comes out, it's not too late to join Christina Brobby in the workshop we're offering today. You can learn more and sign up at rachelthompson.co/workshopsIf it's after the 28th and you missed a chance to learn live from her, all of our workshops live on in our permanent collection in the member library. You can get all the details about the Writerly Love membership at rachelthompson.co/join. ***In this episode it’s my pleasure to welcome Christina Brobby to

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32:33

#66 Empathy for Objects in Your Writing with Lyndall...

Write, Publish, and Shine ·

2023/02/21

This episode is the second in our mini-series of three episodes on the theme of empathy for writers and a really interesting and unique take on empathy, as my guest is a curator and writer of fiction, Lyndall Cain. So, listen to Lyndall’s exploration of curation and really concrete ideas about how to find objects that build a whole world in writing and then sign-up for the workshop she will offer on Sunday, which gets even more hands-on about bringing your stories to life with objects.I’m such a fan

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34:00

#65 Empathy & POV with Naomi J. Williams

Write, Publish, and Shine ·

2023/02/14

Naomi J. Williams is the author of Landfalls (FSG 2015), long-listed for the Center for Fiction First Novel Prize and the National Book Critics Circle’s John Leonard Award. Her short fiction has appeared in journals such as Zoetrope: All-Story, A Public Space, One Story, The Southern Review, and The Gettysburg Review. Her distinctions include a Pushcart Prize, Best American Short Stories Honorable Mention, Sustainable Arts Foundation grant, and residencies at Hedgebrook, Djerassi, and Willapa Bay

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47:28

#64 Using the Six Senses in Your Writing—a Showcase...

Write, Publish, and Shine ·

2023/02/07

In this episode, Rachel talks with six writers from her Writerly Love membership community about writing through the senses.In this showcase, you’ll hear each writer represent a sense and how they apply it to their writing, and they will read from their work as well. The aim here is to help make sensitivity really grounded and specific. Rachel also offers a taste of the experience we had in our six senses of writing workshop with prompts for each sense. So, bring a notebook and hit pause to do some

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35:11

#63 Ghosts and Haunting with Room Editor Ellen...

Write, Publish, and Shine ·

2022/12/14

Ellen Chang-Richardson and Rachel Thompson on what they are looking for in submissions to the upcoming issue of Room’s Ghosts issue. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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1:11:34

#62 Seventeen “Craft” Books & Lessons Learned in Our...

Write, Publish, and Shine ·

2022/11/23

Listen if you’ve been looking for books to support your writing practice, or maybe a list of books to give another writer in your life, or if you’ve been wanting to read with a community of writers, too, and need some guidance to get started. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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23:56

#61 Staying True to You as You Publish with Laurel...

Write, Publish, and Shine ·

2022/10/19

Maybe you have found yourself feeling compromised by the publication process. Maybe even by just anticipating the publication process you have bent your writing into something that doesn’t feel authentic to who you are and what you are here to say.If you recognize yourself in either of those statements, you’re not the only one. We write to be read and it can be hard to hold that confidence it takes to stay the course and be ourselves with our writing.Hear from three writers, who are figuring this

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40:38

#60 Chill Subs' Karina Kupp on Keeping Your Chill as...

Write, Publish, and Shine ·

2022/09/28

Chill Subs is making the submissions process much easier and less stressful. That’s the mission statement on this database of places to send your writing. Well, that’s what it started as and it’s already growing into a bigger resource for writers.If you’re looking for a vibe that is warm and creative to learn and grow as a writer, registration is currently open for my Writerly Love Community: rachelthompson.co/join Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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43:18

#59 The Gettysburg Review with Mark Drew on...

Write, Publish, and Shine ·

2022/04/21

You’ll hear Mark Drew of the Gettysburg Review in this episode answering questions from the live cohort who came to our call attended by writers in the Lit Mag Love course. [rachelthompson.co/litmaglove]When you’ll listen you’ll note right away that this call happened in the first year of the pandemic and you’ll get an editor’s perspective on the kind of reflection missing from most writing in the moment, at least for this particular journal. And you’ll hear about the kinds of work Gettysburg

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16:30

Five Steps to Publishing Your Writing in Literary...

Write, Publish, and Shine ·

2022/04/07

Here are five things editors want in your writing submissions to journals. This is all based on my experience reading submissions, publishing work in a lit mag, and talking to dozens of editors from other literary journals who do the same.If you'd like to find assignments to help you get more of each of the five items in your writing, check out my article here: https://rachelthompson.co/w-r-i-t-e/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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43:33

#18 [Replay] Know You're in a Conversation with Lilly...

Write, Publish, and Shine ·

2022/03/23

In this episode, Rachel Thompson talks with Lilly Dancyger of Narratively, about the responsibility of editors to elevate voices left out the conversation, why you should know what conversations have already been had about the subjects of your writing, her experiences with memoir writing both deep and shallow with ideas on how to find the deep stories that resonate with readers and editors. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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47:21

#12 Humber Literary Review’s Eufemia Fantetti —Write...

Write, Publish, and Shine ·

2022/03/10

“Write rhymes with fight for a reason. We’re not all meant to be at the front line. I’m way more comfortable sitting down and trying to figure out how to write back against something that I really dislike.”*The Humber Literary Review* celebrates diversity and is built upon the idea that a healthy and vital community—artistic or otherwise—is an inclusive one, without barriers or discrimination.Work from the *HLR* has been featured in *Best Canadian Poetry, Best Canadian Essays,* and has been

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29:48

#58 Room Magazine’s Lue Palmer on Who Tells Your...

Write, Publish, and Shine ·

2022/02/23

Listen to hear about Lue’s Afrofuturistic writing and for insight into how things work at Room magazine where we are both collective members. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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10:55

#57 On Writing and “Cool Loneliness”

Write, Publish, and Shine ·

2022/02/09

As in the midst of this vaccinated pandemic life, I have had many awkward social moments and truly stressful interactions where I don't feel connected to myself and who I am.And each time that happens, I realize I haven't been writing enough. I've missed the opportunity to practice my “cool loneliness.” Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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27:33

#56 Holding Each Other Up in Our Writing Community...

Write, Publish, and Shine ·

2022/01/26

In this episode, I talk to Tamara Jong about celebrating writers’ publication wins.Tamara Jong (she/her) is a Montreal-born mixed-race writer/cartoonist of Chinese and European ancestry. Her work has appeared in Anomaly, Carte Blanche, Room Magazine, The New Quarterly, Invisible Publishing and Body & Soul; Stories forSkeptics and Seekers.Listen to her take on holding each other up as writers, jealousy, and persevering to publish. Plus she talks about how to get started in narrative comic art. Hosted

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27:19

#32 Atticus Review's Former Editor Dorothy Bendel on...

Write, Publish, and Shine ·

2021/11/24

I'm reissuing this interview as a companion to a piece that was just posted on my website, written by Lucy Wilde, a writer in my course and membership community, about publishing with Atticus Review in a series of articles called "How I Published With..." You can find this article on rachelthompson.co/articles.As Lucy, my student, writes, "There are two main reasons I wanted to see my work in Atticus Review, the quality of the writing and the fact that they are interested in publishing hybrid,

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42:48

#15 The Threepenny Review’s Wendy Lesser on Picking...

Write, Publish, and Shine ·

2021/11/09

“I think there is too much pushing forward in a way that is not motivated by pleasure, that is motivated by shaped ambition or greed or some sense that people have as to what they should want. Zooming over everything else. And to me that is not literature. That is careerism.” —Wendy Lesser, founder of The Threepenny Review. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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33:30

#55 Handling Rejection of Your Writing and Finding...

Write, Publish, and Shine ·

2021/10/26

You probably already know, or have heard, that rejection is a *big* part of writing to be read and submitting your work to lit mags. You probably also wish you could snap your fingers and become immune to rejection, but, sorry, it’s unavoidable. It just feels bad—we're wired for that. And, unfortunately, were we to totally avoid feeling bad about rejection, it would make us pretty bad writers. To be blasé about being turned down would likely require turning off all our feelings. And feeling is an

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42:02

#54 Four Writers on Finding Their “Lanes” and...

Write, Publish, and Shine ·

2021/10/12

Ellen Chang-Richardson is a poet, writer and editor of Taiwanese and Cambodian Chinese (or Chinese Cambodian) descent, whose writing has appeared in The Fiddlehead, Vallum Contemporary, and Watch Your Head, among others—including Room, which you'll hear about coming up.Hege A. Jakobsen Lepri is Norwegian-Canadian translator and writer. She had her first story published in English in 2013 and has since chosen that as her writing language.Lori Sebastianutti is a writer and teacher and former managing

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