Another Fucking Writing Podcast

I'm joined by Claire Donato, author of Kind Mirrors, Ugly Ghosts, to talk about gathering, what cult art teaches us, chasing small feelings, and having fun. If you're a friend of the podcast, please consider becoming a Patreon supporter.

Today on the show Jeff Alessandrelli, author of And Yet, joins me to talk masculinity, just wanting what others have, and societal pressures. If you're a fan of this conversation, please consider donating to help Jeff's press Fonograf Editions keep making books. If you like this podcast consider supporting me at Patreon.

Past guests Kat Giordano and Troy James Weaver discuss Kat's newest book Thumbsucker, chasing the elusive "golden age" of writing, and doing it all for yourself. If you're a friend of the show, please consider becoming a Patreon supporter.

Join me as Jillian Luft, author of SCUMBAG SUMMER, talks about love/hate relations with our place of birth, setting lives up for self-destruction, and the heroism of being a scumbag. If you're a friend of the show, please show it by becoming a Patreon supporter.

Past guests Kirsti MacKenzie and Mike Nagel chew the fat about Mike's newest book Culdesac, how music informs the writing process, and virtues of sticking to a lane. If you enjoy this podcast, please consider becoming a Patreon supporter.

Omg, author of Grimmish, Michael Winkler, comes on to talk about looking at your skin, asking what strange suit is this, the unfairness of pain's distribution, and working with rules of your own creation. If you're a fan of the podcast, please consider becoming a Patreon supporter.

Today I have Benjamin Niespodziany, author of No Farther Than The End Of The Street, talking with me about life-altering travel, writing as a sonic-search, and the ever-shifting flows of Smino. If you enjoy this podcast, please support us financially through Patreon.*In this episode, Ben accidentally called Rikki Ducornet's book The Complete Butcher's Tales by the name, T

Invited JoAnna Novak, author of Meaningful Work, on the pod to talk craving for a meaning that isn't there, odd jobs, and the pressure in language. If you're a fan of this show, please consider becoming a Patreon supporter.

The unbelievable Oliver Mol, author of Train Lord, joins me to shoot the shit on how place affects our sense of self, forgetting and learning to love yourself, and chronic pain. If you're a fan of the show, please consider becoming a Patreon supporter.

Recent guest Kirsti MacKenzie, author of Better to Beg, brings questions to your AFWP host to chat my novel Will We All Still See Each Other Afterward, the choice of Autofiction, and how confessional writing affects friendship. If you're a fan of the show, please consider becoming a Patreon supporter.