A decade or so ago, even unknown authors often found themselves on publisher-funded promotional tours. Bookstores worked overtime to keep up with busy schedules of reading/signing events for authors passing through town. Those days are gone but we can now console ourselves with podcasts. Hear the voices of contemporary authors of both fiction and non-fiction at
The Writers' Block, an impressive series of podcasts put out by KQED, San Francisco's NPR/PBS outlet. Writers can also submit their own work to the series. The focus is on younger writers so you're likely to encounter some new, interesting voices.
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I really like the idea of authors reading their own work because a writer’s voice can add another layer of meaning to a story. The rhythm, emotion and personal connection behind the words often become much clearer when readers can hear the creator presenting the work directly.
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This is a great example of how audio can transform the way we experience creative work. Hearing an author read their own writing brings personality and emotion that cannot always be captured on a printed page.
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