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How should a writer read? I talk about my own process, and suggest a three-part structured approach for reading: thinking about your Selection, reading with Intention and Attention, and having a process of Reflection.
Resources discussed in this episode:
- Reading Like a Writer by Francine Prose (affiliate link)
- The Time Machine and The Chronic Argonauts by H. G. Wells (affiliate link)
- The Terminator (affiliate link)
- Infinitum by GMB Chomichuk (affiliate link)
- Arrested Development (affiliate link) — hot ham water is just the tip of the iceberg for this amazing show
- The Flame by Leonard Cohen (affiliate link)
- The Witch (affiliate link)
- Scion of the Fox by S.M. Beiko (affiliate link)
- The Lake and the Library by S.M. Beiko (affiliate link)
- Strangers by David A. Robertson (affiliate link)
- When We Were Alone by David A. Robertson and Julie Flett (affiliate link)
- Graveyard Mind by Chadwick Ginther (affiliate link)
- Trees by Warren Ellis and Jason Howard (affiliate link) … apparently this series has been optioned for television, which would be amazing.
- Free PDF download of Darren Wershler’s The Tapeworm Foundry, one of my favourite books
- Son of a Trickster by Eden Robinson (affiliate link) and my review of the book
- Trickster Drift by Eden Robinson (affiliate link)
- An interview with Ryan Fitzpatrick
- Dialogue by Robert McKee (affiliate link)
- the tape flags I use to mark books (affiliate link)
- On Writing: A Memoir of the Craft by Stephen King (affiliate link)
- more information on the #95books challenge
- more information on The Crow Murders
- “The Raven” by Edgar Allan Poe and an essay by Poe on how he wrote this poem, called “The Philosophy of Composition”
CREDITS
Music by Patrick Short (aka Electric Candles), who is better known as Kindest Cuts
Photography by Michael Sanders of Electric Monk Media
Art Design by author S.M. Beiko
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