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Troy Farah might be young, but he’s amassed writing credentials–and life lessons–worthy of a grizzled veteran. Fresh off his appearance at Spillers No. 3, the journalist and short-story writer talks about channeling Kafka, how to piss off Fox News, and why the only thing standing between him and his college diploma is a scant $35. (Note: this episode is for mature audiences, only.)
Author and journalist Troy Farah reads his original short story “A Curious Animal” at Spillers No. 3 on February 1, 2016.
Keith Rawson churns out more words in one day than most writers eek out in a week. After his appearance at Spillers No. 3, Keith takes a break from nicotine withdrawal to pontificate on myriad topics, including how ghostwriting takes the ego out of creating, why night jobs are a writer’s best friend, and the fact that social media is bullshit. He also has harsh words for Sally in accounting. Sorry, Sally. (Note: this episode is for mature audiences, only.)
Keith Rawson, author of the short story collection The Chaos We Know (SnubNose Press), reads his original short story “Temporary Man of the House” at Spillers No. 3 on February 1, 2016. (Note: this episode is for mature audiences, only.)
Spillers № 3 was a happening. So much so, we’re still basking in the euphoria of it. The crowd that braved a chilly (by Phoenix standards) night to pack Crescent Ballroom witnessed a turning point for…
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