Interrobang: A Writing Podcast‽ is an open access educational resource produced by the Centre for Writing and Scholarly Communication. Each episode, we speak with one or more writers affiliated with the University of British Columbia, chosen from across the disciplines to speak to the methods, challenges, and rewards of writing.
Interrobang: A Writing Podcast‽
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Interrobang: A Writing Podcast‽ is an open access educational resource produced by the Centre for Writing and Scholarly Communication. Each episode, we speak with one or more writers affiliated with the University of British Columbia, chosen from across the disciplines to speak to the methods, challenges, and rewards of writing.
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