So many podcasts...

Happy June, everybody! I’m back from all the travel in May that kicked my butt- only in the fatigue way, not the covid way. But I traveled three weekends in May and blinked at it went by.

I don’t have a ton to report except for podcast stuff! The latest podcasts are below, but there’s an extra special thing now: transcripts. I was a complete moron and had been trying to use my transcript software (otter.ai) on my phone, which was clunky. I was so phone-focused that I didn’t realize that they had a website that did the same thing, but much better. Now transcripts are easier, AND I can comment on the text files!

So first, I’m doing transcripts for all my shows. For Patreon/Substack supporters, you’ll get the annotated transcripts, with updates, redactions, or snarky commentary.

Latest podcasts:

I Should Be Writing S19 Ep23
Promises Authors Make // Arley Sorg Interview
Thinky bits about reading and pacing and migraines. I'll be clever next week, promise. But what I'm really excited about is the interview with Arley Sorg, editor, writer, and now a new agent!

I Should’ve Been Writing S1 Ep1
And So It Begins…
I Should Be Writing is new again with classic podcasts from 2005! If you wonder what I Should Be Writing sounded like back in the old days, when podcasting was new and before I was published, look no farther! I’m releasing most of my old episodes with commentary, and maybe some new interviews with old friends.

Ditch Diggers S9 Ep5
Premee Mohamed Joins Us for Episode 1000 (?)
(It’s not really episode 1000) Matt and Mur welcome Premee Mohamed, multiple award winning author of No One Will Come Back for Us. We talk about chickens, sea cucumbers, conventions and anxiety, and there’s a hair flip in there.

And Coming Soon…
I Should Be Writing S19 Ep24
The Importance of Fanfic (RIV Blaseball)

I Should’ve Been Writing S1 Ep2
How Are Online Writing Workshops Now?

Paid subscribers and patreon supporters have these podcasts already! Support to download now!

What I’m Reading

I was sent a copy of The Other Side of Infinity, which hit my “YA romance with just a touch of magic” feels. A girl helps a boy save a drowning teacher, and in doing so alters the future she knows is coming. Also love, a missing mother, and dark secrets.

Health stuff

It’s not been the best time for migraines this weeks, so I’m going to sign off here. I’m glad to be doing the new content, but it’s a lot of extra work for me, and I need to figure out a good workflow.

Thanks for your support, see you next time!

M