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Cut! Tighten! Stitch! Danielle Trussoni and Panio Gianopoulos investigate the occasionally brutal, yet oddly satisfying revision process. How do you lose all that hard-earned material without regretting it? Do editors even do anything these days? Can you over-edit? Find out!

In this episode of the Writerly podcast, Danielle and Panio discuss the merits of writing every day. Is it critical to success, or is there an argument to be made for taking it at your own pace?

For authenticity and power, there’s nothing like a great family story… but how do you spill family secrets and still survive Thanksgiving? Danielle Trussoni and Panio Gianopoulos wade into the messy art of writing about family.

Welcome to the WRITERLY podcast, a weekly discussion of all things pertaining to the art and business of writing. In this episode, Danielle Trussoni and Panio Gianopoulos discuss Danielle's love of 'classy' horror. They talk about Danielle's New York Times Horror column and voting for the Bram Stoker Awards.  

Danielle Trussoni interviews Jane Friedman, whose book The Business of Being A Writer is an essential guide to creating a sustainable career as a working writer.

Danielle Trussoni and Panio Gianopoulos share 7 strategies from famous authors to break out of a creative slump. Learn how Stephen King, Elizabeth Gilbert, Jack London, Neil Gaiman, Anne Lamott (and more!) reignite their imagination and productivity.

Welcome to the WRITERLY podcast, a weekly discussion of all things pertaining to the art and business of writing. In this episode, Danielle Trussoni and Panio Gianopoulos investigate writer’s block. Where does this dreaded, creative slowdown come from? And what can be done about it?

A.J. Jacobs, New York Times bestselling author (Thanks a Thousand, The Know-It-All, The Year of Living Biblically) and Esquire editor-at-large joins Panio Gianopoulos for a revealing take on what you REALLY need to do to get your book noticed. Timid emailers beware!

Welcome to the WRITERLY podcast, a weekly discussion of all things pertaining to the art and business of writing. This week, A.J. Jacobs, New York Times bestselling author (Thanks a Thousand, The Know-It-All, The Year of Living Biblically) joins Panio Gianopoulos for a hilariously candid discussion about idea generation, testing out punchlines, and why bizarre life experiments are only the start of his creative process.

The WRITERLY podcast is a weekly discussion of all things pertaining to the art and business of writing. In this episode, Danielle Trussoni interviews Jeffrey Cranor, creator of the hit fiction podcast Welcome to Night Vale, about his creative process.

Welcome to the WRITERLY podcast, a weekly discussion of all things pertaining to the art and business of writing. In this episode, Danielle Trussoni interviews Jeffrey Cranor, creator of the hit fiction podcast Welcome to Night Vale. 

The WRITERLY podcast IS a weekly discussion of all things pertaining to the real lives of working writers. In this episode, Danielle Trussoni speaks with Alexandra Styron about her need to write about activism for young adult readers.

Welcome to the WRITERLY podcast, a weekly discussion of all things pertaining to the real lives of working writers. In this episode, Danielle Trussoni speaks with Panio Gianopoulos about his transition from being a full time editor to a fiction writer. 

Bestselling and award winning writers Danielle Trussoni and Walter Kirn host the WRITERLY podcast, a weekly discussion of all things pertaining to the real lives of working writers. In this episode, Danielle speaks with author Panio Gianopoulos about how micro-writing has changed his literary career.

The Writerly Podcast is a free weekly podcast that explores the real lives of working writers. This week, Danielle Trussoni discusses the offer she recieved from an editor for her new novel.