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Nonfiction Podcast

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by David Leach & Deborah Campbell

19 episodes
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Podcast Overview

A conversation between University of Victoria writing professors David Leach and Deborah Campbell (plus guest authors and experts) about the art, craft and ethics of researching, writing and revising creative nonfiction, literary journalism and other forms of nonfiction prose. Fresh episodes (almost) every Monday morning. Intro/Outro music, "Be With You Too" by Pipe Choir (Creative Commons 1.0)

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1/4/2021

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Episode thumbnail for Ep. 19: J.B. MacKinnon, The Art of Longform Nonfiction

February 7, 2022

Ep. 19: J.B. MacKinnon, The Art of Longform Nonfiction

<p>Award-winning author <a href="https://www.jbmackinnon.com/">J.B. MacKinnon</a> returns to discuss his career in longform narrative nonfiction, the need for structure and intuition, how to keep a reader interested, his super-power and his Achilles heel as an author, and why writers need to strike a fine balance between bricks and jellyfish when building a story.</p>

Episode thumbnail for Ep. 18: J.B. MacKinnon, The Day the World Stops Shopping

January 31, 2022

Ep. 18: J.B. MacKinnon, The Day the World Stops Shopping

<p>Co-hosts Deborah Campbell &amp; David Leach talk to literary journalist J.B. MacKinnon about his new book,&nbsp;<a href="https://www.jbmackinnon.com/the-day-the-world-stops-shopping">The Day the World Stops Shoppin</a>g: How Ending Consumerism Saves the Environment and Ourselves, including the motivation and research process for this globe-hopping "nonfiction thought experiment," as well as how the pandemic forced him to revisit his ideas and revise his manuscript. Bonus: J.B. reads an excerpt!<br> </p>

Episode thumbnail for Ep. 17 Writing About Family (& other sensitive subjects)

June 7, 2021

Ep. 17 Writing About Family (& other sensitive subjects)

<p>Susan Olding joins Deborah Campbell and David Leach to discuss the art, ethics, and pitfalls of writing nonfiction stories about family members as well as other vulnerable subjects. How does an author balance a responsibility for their subjects and for the quest for truth in their writing? Are we always selling someone out?</p>

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What is Nonfiction Podcast?

A conversation between University of Victoria writing professors David Leach and Deborah Campbell (plus guest authors and experts) about the art, craft and ethics of researching, writing and revising creative nonfiction, literary journalism and other forms of nonfiction prose. Fresh episodes (almost) every Monday morning.

Intro/Outro music, "Be With You Too" by Pipe Choir (Creative Commons 1.0)

How often does this podcast release new episodes?

This podcast updates daily.

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