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661: Kathy Fish!

22.2.2025

The Drunken Odyssey with John King: A Podcast About the Writing Life

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In this episode, John interviews the notable flash fiction writer Kathy Fish about the anxious nuances of that medium and genre. Is flash fiction just a very short story, with all the rules of fiction at work? Or is flash fiction a less traditional, immersive fictional happening that takes somewhere between the length of a flash of lightning and the length of time needed to smoke a cigarette? The complicated answer is yes and yes in this delightful conversation recorded at The Kerouac Project of Orlando.

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In this episode, John interviews the notable flash fiction writer Kathy Fish about the anxious nuances of that medium and genre. Is flash fiction just a very short story, with all the rules of fiction at work? Or is flash fiction a less traditional, immersive fictional happening that takes somewhere between the length of a flash of lightning and the length of time needed to smoke a cigarette? The complicated answer is yes and yes in this delightful conversation recorded at The Kerouac Project of Orlando.
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661: Kathy Fish!

The Drunken Odyssey with John King: A Podcast About the Writing Life

Weitere Episoden von „The Drunken Odyssey with John King: A Podcast About the Writing Life“

666: A Discussion of David Lynch's Ronnie Rocket, with Stephen McClurg!

665: Jaydra Johnson!

664: Rigoberto Gonzales & Richard Blanco!

663: A Discussion of Bill Knott's Corpse and Beans, with Rachael Tillman.

662: Rufi Thorpe & Susan Minot (Interviewed by Samantha Nickerson)

661: Kathy Fish!

660: A Discussion About John D. MacDonald, with Andrew Gulli and Maynard MacDonald

659: Duy Đoàn!

Replay: Episode 99: Kseniya Melnik (2014)!

658: Denise Duhamel!