Writers Finding Community During the Pandemic with Carol Menaker & Wayne Lee
In the latest episode of the Bowing to Elephants Podcast, I hold my first roundtable conversation. Carol Menaker and Wayne Lee join me to discuss our respective book manuscripts. We explore death, grief, and the racism that’s entrenched in our judicial system.
Carol, Wayne, and I met in a nine-month writing program called Write to the Finish. In this episode, we share our works in progress and what inspired us to write them!
Listen to this episode today, and join us as we discuss:
How the pandemic affects our writing, forcing us to slow down and appreciate the little things
My book in progress, For The Love of Food
How Carol's time as a juror on a Black man's murder trial inspired The Worst Thing We've Ever Done
Wayne's memoir, Service Husband: A Caregiver's Journey Through Disability, Suicide, & Recovery
What we discover about ourselves when we write!
Discover more about Carol Menaker & Wayne Lee during their interview on the Bowing to Elephants Podcast, which you can listen to here.
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