I discuss a passage from the 1942 book “We Took To The Woods” about how abstract concepts and ideals like “freedom” and “liberty” have to be tied to meaningful relationships and memories.
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Tag: literature
I discuss:
– Why you should read the book Dove (I covered this in episode 49 two years ago)
– Why all men crave the Great Adventure
– The (real) rules for {Redacted} Summer
– Another “father was unavailable for comment” tale
Tim Keefe and I discuss a book titled “Voice, Exit, And Loyalty” that deals with a lot of pertinent issues we face today. When we don’t like a situation or environment we find ourselves in, do we voice our concerns or just leave? The answer depends on a variety of elements we delve into.
TJ Martinell · Chat with Tim Keefe on “Voice, Exit, And Loyalty”
My book The Song of Wulfgar is now out in paperback! Get it now for just $6.
After their king suddenly dies, a Germanic tribe is forced to leave their mountainous country. As his people search for a new homeland, the young Wulfgar fights the evil that stands in their way – and passes into legend.Set in the majestic Enchantments of the Pacific Northwest, The Song of Wulfgar is old-fashioned tale for the 21st Century.
Nick August and I had a great chat recently on his podcast A Habit of Words regarding journalism, my published novels and future works in progress. Nick is planning to launch a literary magazine called PunchRiot. You can find him on Twitter here.
Tim Keefe and I discuss writing, to what extent authors put themselves into their stories, and the future of fiction.
I record my first podcast episode on video for YouTube. Discussions include the future of the podcast, writing projects, the Notre Dame fire, and modern architecture.
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