Phil Brady on Poetry
Run Time: 17:48
Albert Lafarge on the Role of the Literary Agent
Run Time: 22:59 Albert LaFarge is founder of the Albert LaFarge Literary Agency, a boutique agency specializing in non-fiction.
Amanda Cino on Founding an Online Y.A. Literary Journal
Run Time: 19:57 Amanda Cino is a middle school English teacher and founder of The Start, an online YA
H.L. Hix reads from Gwendolyn Brooks, W.S. Merwin, and his own Poetry
Run Time: 18:28 H. L. Hix is a professor at the University of Wyoming and an Etruscan Press author.
Mike Lennon on Writing Norman Mailer’s Biography
Run Time: 31:21 Dr. Michael Lennon is co-founder of the Wilkes Creative Writing Program, a program instructor, a publishing
Angelique Palmer on Spoken Word Poetry
Run Time: 22:15 Angelique Palmer is a spoken word poet and Etruscan Press author. Ms. Palmer discusses her history
Barb Taylor on Marketing her Novel, Sing in the Morning, Cry at Night
Run Time: 31:09 Barb Taylor is a freelance editor, novelist, and retired teacher. Ms. Taylor discusses working with small
Bill Schneider on Running a Non-Profit Independent Press
Run Time: 27:31 Bill Schneider is managing editor of Etruscan Press. Mr. Schneider discusses the small press publishing process,
Robert Mooney on William Blake’s “Lament of Enion”
Run Time: 26:38 Bob Mooney is a professor of English at Washington College and Executive Editor at Etruscan Press.
Bob Mooney on James Joyce’s “The Dead”
Run Time: 30:07 Bob Mooney is a professor of English at Washington College, an instructor with the Wilkes University