Too Lit To Quit: the Podcast for Literary Writers

In today's episode, fiction writer and co-editor of Icebreakers Lit, Daniel DeRock, talks to me about how to find your way back to writing after both short and long term breaks.Daniel DeRock's website & Twittter: https://danielderock.com/, https://twitter.com/daniel_derockBody Fluids: "Guest Opinion: We must take action regarding the [REDACTED] High School janito

In today’s episode, I’m going to talk about how I use Duotrope, a popular site for writers tracking their submissions to literary magazines, and give some general submitting advice/etiquette.https://duotrope.com/

In this episode, I detail my experience applying to and participating as a poet in the 2022 Kenyon Review's Writer's Workshop in Gambier, Ohio. Link for more information:https://kenyonreview.org/kenyon-review-writers-workshops/

This bonus content is from Episode 3: "Momentum and The New Sledder (Pun Intended). Todd Dillard and Madeleine Corley give listeners abstract craft advice.

In this episode we’ve invited two guest hosts writers Todd Dillard and Madeline Corley. They are one half of the team called The New Sledders, a group of friends that have created a writing based newsletter. In this episode we talk about friendship, creative and professional momentum, and puns! Todd Dillard's work has appeared or is forthcoming in Sixth Finch, Guernica, Waxw

In this episode of Too Lit To Quit Terri Linn Davis goes into ideas for how you can feel like you’re a part of the literary community.

In this first episode, I describe the Too Lit To Quit mission statement and introduce you to a little bit about myself.