How Writing Changes the Writer - Joan Lennon

I'm over on the RLF Vox site* with a podcast on How Writing Changes the Writer.  I couldn't think of an image to add that would fit that title, so instead how about The Young Cicero Reading?

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* Vox is a collection of bite-sized podcasts by writers chatting about things writerly.  There is some fabulous browsing to be had!



Joan Lennon's website.
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Podcasts by Writers - Joan Lennon

Back in January, Dan Metcalf gave us his Top 6 Podcasts for Us Writery Types, with links to recorded interviews with writers, artists and scriptwriters.  If you liked those, how about some from the Royal Literary Fund website?  Vox is a collection of short (3-4 minutes) podcasts by writers of all sorts (children's, YA, poets, playwrights, adult novels) on topics such as How I Write, Life-Changing Literature, Writers Who Inspire Me, Why I Write, and others.  Bite-size bits of enlightenment, inspiration and entertainment.  AND you'll come across some familiar names from An Awfully Big Blog Adventure on the site.  Happy listening! 

(If you're up for a longer podcastly commitment, why not try Writers Aloud?  There are other delights as well in the essay section Collected, and the short films found in In Focus.) 



Visit Joan Lennon's RLF page 
to listen to short podcasts on 
Writers Who Inspire Me, 
Letter to My Younger Self, 
and Why I Write