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If you missed hearing Audrey Mitchell and me on WGN Radio 720 Wednesday night…

April 13, 20184 CommentsPosted in memoir writing, radio, teaching memoir

…you can link here to hear our interview on The Download now. Reviews are already in from fellow writers in our memoir-writing class at the Chicago Cultural Center. Sharon says Audrey “sounded quite confident and natural,” and Andrea reports that “the segment was great radio.” Here’s how our interview was described on the WGN Radio […]

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Tune in to hear Audrey Mitchell and me on WGN Radio tonight at 9 pm Central Time

April 11, 2018CommentsPosted in careers/jobs for people who are blind, memoir writing, radio, teaching memoir

Tonight, April 11, 2018, at 9 pm Central Time, memoir-writer Audrey Mitchell and I will be interviewed by Justin Kaufmann, host of The Download on WGN Radio 720. Audrey is one of the many writers from my memoir-writing classes whose stories intertwine with mine in my latest book, Writing Out Loud. What will we talk […]

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On WGN Radio Wednesday night, writer Audrey Mitchell will talk about the memoir class she leads now, too

April 8, 20185 CommentsPosted in careers/jobs for people who are blind, memoir writing, radio, teaching memoir

In January Regan Burke and I were on WGN Radio 720 touting the benefits of memoir-writing with Justin Kaufmann, host of The Download. Last month 81-year-old writer Bob Eisenberg shared some of his Chicago stories on The Download, and now it’s Audrey Mitchell’s turn. Audrey is another writer whose stories intertwine with mine in my […]

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Mondays with Mike: Tim Kreider says it better than I can

March 19, 20185 CommentsPosted in memoir writing, Mike Knezovich, Mondays with Mike

Beth posted here a couple weeks ago about what her memoir-writing students wrote in response to the prompt “If you could have a guarantee that one specific person would read your memoir”. Kathy Zartman, one of her students—and our good friend—named Tim Kreider as that one person. Here’s Kathy writing about why: “His take on […]

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