HeyJaredThe Long and the Short of It Podcast
Join the Editors of The Long and the Short of It Literary Journal on an adventure through the contemporary literary landscape. Episodes will feature guest authors, thoughtful discussions of literary craft, and inspiration to aid your own writing journey.
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Meet the Editors: One Year of The Long and the Short of It (opens the original)
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In the Season Finale, all four Editors of The Long and the Short of It Literary Magazine sit down in an upbeat episode reflecting on writing processes, featured Authors, the One Year Anniversary of The Long and the Short of It's first publication, and the upcoming themes of Volume II. We throw in some lightning-round questions too... just for fun. The Authors & Books featured this season are as follows: Matthew Gavin Frank - Submersed: Wonder, Obsession, and Murder in the World of Amateur Submar
Bailey Gaylin Moore: Finding Home, Slowing Down, and Earning Our First Explicit Rating (opens the original)
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Author and Editor, Bailey Gaylin Moore sits down with the editors of The Long and the Short of It Literary Journal for a conversation about growing up in the Ozarks, parenthood, and find home. We explore philosophy, inspiration, and the drafting process while learning about the rhythm of the road. As a bonus, we talk about music some more! Bailey Gaylin Moore's debut essay collection, Thank You For Staying With Me, is available now! Check out Past Ten, a collaborative literary journal of which B
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