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Awarding winning writer Ellen Bass on how poetry informs us.

Writer Sarah Enni leads us through how to enter the Young Adult market and survive the publishing experience.

From observation to manuscript: Author and entrepreneur Anne Kreamer on writing books from a cultural studies angle.

Music journalist Andy Aledort on how to turn a passion into a writing career.

Non-fiction writer Richard Zacks discusses how to write from who you really are.

Bestselling author Ada Calhoun talks to Marion Roach Smith about how to go from idea to publication

Trauma recovery is writer Diane Cameron's area of expertise, and on this episode of QWERTY, she shares with us how to write through life's toughest material.

Jack Hitt, author, magazine writer and winner of two Peabody awards for his radio work, discusses how to craft a story.

Joe Bunting, Creator of The Write Practice, visits the QWERTY podcast and talks about how to promote a self-published book.

Food writer David Leite and memoir coach and teacher, Marion Roach Smith, discuss the art and science of food writing.

How do you get an agent for your writing? This, and other questions on the business of publishing, are discussed when Jane Friedman visits the QWERTY podcast and talks with author, writer and teacher Marion Roach Smith.

Journalist and author Jill Smolowe discusses her memoir "Four Funerals and a Wedding" and the challenges she faced writing about the many facets of grief and healing.

Author and memoir writing teacher Marion Roach Smith and memorist and cookbook author David Leite kick off Season Two of QWERTY with a previerw of upcoming guests.