@Work with Jade Wallace

@Work with Jade Wallace
A photo of the author Jade Wallace, with blue hair and a black T-shirt. She is combing her fingers through her hair. Photo credit: Mark Laliberte.

This week, I scaled technology-mountain and published my first podcast: @Work.

It's the here-and-now version of my exploration of craft and method, where I invite artists of all kinds to reflect on their practice. Technically it's, well, a Work in progress, but the guest makes up for it, I think.

This is the brilliant Jade Wallace, who recently launched their first novel, Anomia. I highly recommend it!

You can access it here:

@Work: Jade Wallace @Work
In this first episode of @Work, I talk with the incomparable about their novel, : writing additively, literature’s preoccupation with youth, and the value of million dollar words.

Or on Youtube (which I find rather embarrassing because I'm swaying back and forth and gazing heavenward all the time. Oh well.)

All episodes of @Work are free – at least for the time being – so you can feel free to share this if you think it might interest someone you know.

And I am reading up on Weimar dance and anthropology for our next meeting: Tuesday October 1 at 7 p.m. EST. Looking forward to it!

Maria