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Brian & Robert dissect, analyze, and generally geek out over the Spillers № 4 (Monday, May 2nd, 2016 @ 7:30PM at Crescent Ballroom) lineup of talented writers–Joel Salcido, Michael Holladay, David Waid, Tara Ison, Paul Mosier & Matt Bell. Listen and discover which Spiller co-wrote the screenplay for a 1991 cult classic movie, how to pronounce the title of Matt Bell’s short story, and which Spiller has a thing for Columba livia (that’s pigeons, for those not in the know).
See you Monday night!
Patrick Michael Finn is a writer’s writer who has a ton to say about the writing life. After closing out Spillers No. 3 in style, Patrick tells us about following in David Foster Wallace’s MFA footsteps, how a little generosity from fellow writers can go a long way, and why a trip on the light rail with your six-year-old son is a perfect opportunity to contemplate truly awful things.
Novelist Patrick Michael Finn reads his original short story “The War in the Rack” at Spillers No. 3 on February 1, 2016.
David Nicol knows his tea clipper ships, and he’s not afraid to tell you when there’s a picture of one on the wall. After his appearance at Spillers No. 3, the author and Scotsman sits across the table from us to ruminate on the finer points of Scottish cuisine, writing zombie screenplays, and craic. (Note: this episode is for mature audiences, only.)
Novelist James David Nicol reads his original short story “Wings” at Spillers No. 3 on February 1, 2016.
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