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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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00:44:45

Ches Smith, novelist

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2019/01/09

Novelist Ches Smith talks about being depressed and vulnerable while being male, the inherent difficulties of writing characters who act suspiciously like a lot of the people you work with — but WHO ARE NOT THEM — and how writing metafiction offers a way to take the undesireable parts of yourself to their logical and worst conclusions, so you can (and should) avoid doing that exact same thing on social media.Also, we fantasize about what it would be like if Kate could ever remember the titles of

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00:42:00

Leslie Contreras Schwartz, poet

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2018/12/19

On today’s podcast, we talk with Leslie Contreras Schwartz about how poetry may not be therapy but it is, thankfully, a form of connection in a sometimes lonely world. And even though you won’t hear Jess’s voice on today’s show, you will feel her influence as we discuss the fear and uncertainty implicit in engaging in art in the age of Trump. And get your pens ready, or your goodreads app open, as Leslie recommends a whole slew of new books that you’ll need on your bookshelf. But don’t ask to borrow

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00:49:36

Ayokunle Falomo, poet

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2018/10/26

Today we talk (and laugh a lot) with poet Ayokunle Falomo, known to his Slam poetry friends and fans as Ayo. We chat about the inspiration for his urgent and iconic poem “Blk Boy Joy.” Ayo schools us on the question of how we as writers should appeal to young readers. *Answer: start by listening to them.

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01:01:12

Jason E. Carmichael, actor and playwright

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2018/10/12

Actor and playwright, Jason E. Carmichael, comes on the podcast to chat about August Wilson and his Pittsburgh cycle of plays. We get into the burning forest that is scene-writing and he answers the age-old question that has plagued racist Hollywood producers for centuries: exactly which tattoos are gang-enough? More pressingly, we discuss balancing our art against the pressures of commerce, and he reveals the best acting advice he ever got: Pro-tip: it works for writing effective scenes in any

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00:53:51

Cameron Dezen Hammon, essayist and memoirist

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2018/09/26

On today’s show, Cameron Dezen Hammon tells us how to trick yourself into writing a good book. (Spoiler alert: it helps if you’re already really talented. Tin House workshops don’t hurt.) We get down to the reals about spiritual writing in the age of Trump, why we can still afford to be hopeful, and why Cameron advocates for writing book proposals for books you haven’t yet written.Also, Jessica and Cameron bond over Russian Jewishness and ugly crying at The Seagull.Dezen Hammon’s work can be found

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00:55:24

Daniel Peña, novelist

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2018/09/20

In this episode, we talk to novelist Daniel Peña about how to be a cheery human despite being in the business of immersing one’s self in the violent reality of the drug war at the border. Peña talks about advice he got from Rodrigo Hasbún, how once you let go of selling thousands of copies, you’re free to junk what you learned in the MFA program, & why you should trust your indie bookseller with your spleen health diagnosis. Plus, Jessica learns about the wonder that is Texas’ best grocery store

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00:59:59

Nick Flynn, poet and memoirist

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2018/09/12

In this episode, Nick Flynn dishes about donuts, the Thesaurussaurus Rex, and how making your students perform your poetry for you as you write it is the only way to pen award-winning/money-making poetry. No one says anything about Hamlet,Nick does not say the podcast is a shit show,& there is absolutely no cussing in this episode.Also, Jess goes on a bee bender.

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The Village Works, co-working and writing

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2018/07/31

We talk with Melissa Goldman and Daphne Strassmann, two members of a four-person team responsible for the amazing co-working community that is The Village Works. (It is an actual physical space, but so much more.) We chat about locating the mythical work-life balance,Marie-kondo-ing your life, the Process of Reprioritization, and avoiding the rabbit/wormholes of writing while there is an Internet. We also explore what is it like to reclaim the professional part of your identity as a writer, as well

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Karen Walrond, photographer, visionary, and...

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2018/03/22

Woman-of-all-trades, Karen Walrond, lit up the F***ing Shakespeare studio.She's a master storyteller, envy-inducing photographer and writer, and self-avowed twinkle-light-hangin', candle-lighting, biscuit-eating junkie. And we all fell in love with her. You will too. Plus, she knows a thing or two about handling a microphone. Did we mention she hosts her own podcast?

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01:24:30

Katherine Center, novelist

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2018/03/15

You know how Adam Rippon named himself America's Figure Skating Sweetheart at the Olympics? Well, I'm dubbing Katherine Center America's Author Sweetheart. Because I can. On the show, she talks spotting the Neighborhood Novelist and Why You Should Approach with Reckless Abandon, and why you should, yes,Write What you Know, but also write in the service of others. Seriously. She's awesome.Also on the podcast:Rejection letters on one-eighth a sheet of

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Jennifer Mathieu, young adult novelist

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2018/03/01

YA novelist Jennifer Mathieu and co-host Jessica Cole work out once and for all what happened with the election. Turns out “We’re fine!” Plus, she reveals the three rules of writing. Your writing life will never be the same.Suggested readings:

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Kristin Rae, young adult novelist

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2018/02/22

Young Adult novelist Kristin Rae explains the similarities between zombies and toddlers and their completely backed-up-by-neuroscientists impact on the mind of a writer. The agent of an author friend of hers once told her,“Life is hard enough, reading should be a joy.” And that’s why our guest, young adult novelist Kristin Rae writes. For the heart flutters and the tingles.

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00:58:54

D.F. Brown, poet

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2018/02/15

Poet D.F. Brown tells us how nursery rhymes in the 1950s Ozarks are just like Disney movies and not scary at all.And Jessica goes for a walk in the wide, wide world and shares a very special PSA about poetry.Recommended reading & suggested links from David Brown:Williams Blake's "Auguries of Innocence"The Most of It by Robert FrostThe Waking by Theodore RoethkeDiving into the Wreck by Adrienne RichLyn Hejinian’s beautiful letterpress chapbooksJayne Anne Phillips Fast LanesC.D. WrightDenis

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00:43:07

Mark Dostert, memoirist

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2018/02/08

We talk to Mark Dostert about his memoir recounting his time as a juvenile attendant in Up in Here: Jailing Kids on Chicago’s Other Side, choosing the right color white for your juvenile detention center, and the merits of jailing kids with outmoded and punitive drug laws.

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00:53:16

Mark Haber, absurdist novelist & short story writer

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2018/02/01

Novelist and Brazos bookstore manager Mark Haber gets real worked up about LCD Soundsystem and why nothing else will do for writing inspiration.And then gets real meta about the truth and Mario Belletin. Dear listeners, we’ll let you decide.

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About F***ing Shakespeare

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2018/01/02

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