Ep. 92: SWC 07: Rachel Bonds & Sean McIntyre
The second summer of conversations recorded at the Sewanee Writers' Conference continues with playwright Rachel Bonds, who tells James about finding h...
TK with James Scott: A Writing, Reading, & Books Podcast
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Author James Scott interviews writers, editors, agents, and book lovers of all types about what goes into their writing and what they get out of their reading.
Ep. 91: SWC 06: Tim O'Brien & Speer Morgan
The second summer of conversations recorded at the Sewanee Writers' Conference continues with Tim O'Brien, who tells James about winning the National ...
Ep. 90: SWC 05: Marilyn Nelson & Michael Wiegers
The second summer of conversations recorded at the Sewanee Writers' Conference begins with James speaking with Marilyn Nelson, who has written poetry ...
Ep. 89: Kevin Wilson & Zachary Wagman
Kevin Wilson's fifth book, the novel NOTHING TO SEE HERE, is a perfect combination of everything that made his previous work so singular: the humor an...
Ep. 88: Calvin Hennick & Bill Henderson
Calvin Hennick jokingly calls his memoir, ONCE MORE TO THE RODEO, "every thought I've ever had," and the book touches on fatherhood, manhood, race, fa...
Ep. 87: Elizabeth Chiles Shelburne & Amy Kurzweil
Two incredible authors discuss their debuts. First, Elizabeth Chiles Shelburne tells James about her Tennessee-set HOLDING ON TO NOTHING (Blair), read...
Ep. 86: Mark Barr & Tavia Gilbert
Between his work as an ad writer and software developer, Mark Barr worked on a classic tale set in 1930s Tennessee that would become his debut novel, ...
Ep. 85: Alix Ohlin & Amy Williams
The latest novel from Alix Ohlin, DUAL CITIZENS, depicts the lives of two sisters as they navigate family, art, love, and life. She tells James about ...
Ep. 84: Gabriel Urza & Tyler Glauz-Todrank
It started as a short story in grad school, but Gabriel Urza kept coming back to what would eventually be his novella THE WHITE DEATH: AN ILLUSION. He...
Ep. 83: Amanda Goldblatt & Caroline Eisenmann
It took Amanda Goldblatt eight years to write her debut novel, HARD MOUTH. The result is a brilliantly inventive work combining style with emotional i...