This week’s podcast is 31:51.
This week’s guest: Jason Ridler Ph.D, writer, historian (and my brother)
Writing blog: Ridlerville
Twitter: @JayRidler
Jason S. Ridler’s fiction has appeared in such magazines as Flashquake, New Myths, Necrotic Tissue, Big Pulp, Dark Recesses, Nossa Morte, and Andromeda Spaceways Inflight Magazine. “Billy and the Mountain” is forthcoming from Tesseracts Thirteen, edited by Nancy Kilpatrick and David Morrell. His popular non-fiction has appeared in Clarkesworld, Dark Scribe, Fearzone, and the Internet Review of Science Fiction. A former punk rock musician and cemetery groundskeeper, Mr. Ridler is a graduate of the Odyssey Writing Workshop and holds a Ph.D. in War Studies from the Royal Military College of Canada.
Show Notes…
- Jason talked about attending the Odyssey writing workshop. Jason shares more about his experience at Odyssey in a piece called To Experiment is to Grow.
- Jason mentioned Word Work: Surviving and Thriving As a Writer
by Bruce Holland Rogers.
- This week’s viewer question was from Molly at HerSpeak.
- I mentioned my new downloadable workshop, Soul Reflections.
If you liked this, you’ll probably like…
- If you’re enjoying the Ridler-ness, then you might also enjoy checking out my sister Suzie who has two inspiring blogs, one about her life and one about her life as a foodie. Suzie is also featured in Your Creative Spark.
- And my sister Shannon shares her movie expertise with spoiler free film reviews, festival coverage and film commentary on her blog.
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I loved listening to this podcast! Jamie, you have such an incredible family. Jason has given me a lot to think about. There is so much I could say here. For now, thank you, Jason, for your thoughts and wisdom! This was good stuff. Really good. :)
You have the coolest siblings, Jamie! I really enjoyed listening in. Thanks Jamie and Jason!
Oh this is so wonderful! I got to hang out with the both of you, that is so cool. Great podcasts and loved hearing Jason talk about his creative journey which has definitely been a challenging one. Oh how I loved his punk phase but I can totally see how that immediate rejection would be brutal. Writing does offer a little more padding in that way.
I don’t think there is a writer out there more dedicated to his craft than Jason. He is amazing!
Just wanted to let you know that I enjoyed this podcast so much that I’m going to listen to it again — right now! So many excellent points, especially the idea that no one controls my creative life but ME! That really hit home. Thanks Jason! Thanks Jamie!
Thanks Jamie and Jason. I have to keep this short as I’m sitting down to write! Thanks also to my sister, Cindy, for forwarding me the link.
Thanks Jamie and Jason. I have to keep this short as I’m sitting down to write! Thanks also to my sister, Cindy, for forwarding me the link.
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