Interviews, Podcasts, Radio, and Guest Posts

Podcasts, Radio, and Video

• Worldbuilding for Masochists, Regular Co-Host, with Marshall Ryan Maresca and Rowenna Miller (June 2020 – Present): A podcast discussing the intricacies of worldbuilding for fantasy and science fiction; 2021 Hugo Award Finalist for Best Fancast
• Queries, Qualms, & Quirks Podcast Interview (April 2021)
• Fearless Storyteller Interview (March 2021)
• Launch Event with One More Page Books (January 2021)
• CerebroCast: Rogue (December 2020)
• Fictitious Podcast Interview (December 2020)
• NaNoWriMo Video Interview with AutoCrit (November 2020)
• Sweet Tea Shakespeare Lunch Hour: Hamilton and Shakespeare (July 2020)
• That Shakespeare Life, Episode 108: Elizabethan Corsets (May 2020)
• Worldbuilding for Masochists, Episode 22: First We Eat (April 2020)
• Worldbuilding for Masochists, Episode 12: The Play’s the Thing (Nov 2019)
• Shakespeare on the Road: Infectious Enthusiasm (Sept 2014)
• Virginia Insight, Camping with Shakespeare (June 2014, with Ralph Cohen, WMRA)

Guest Posts and Interviews

• 6 Books on Nerds of a Feather (March 2023)
• Speculative Fiction Showcase Interview (January 2023)
• Shepherd, “The Best Books on Roman Society” (June 2021)
• Jean Book Nerd Interview (February 2021)
• Reddit AMA (December 2020)
• Campaign for the American Reader (December 2020):
  • My Book: The Movie
  • Page 69 Test
  • Q&A
• The Fantasy Hive Interview, Women in SFF Month (July 2020)
• The Protagonist Speaks (September 2019)
• Sirens Essay series: “She’s Not Alone”—Or Is She?: The History of Idealized Friendship and the Limited Scope of Female Bonds in Blockbuster Sci-Fi and Fantasy (July 2019)
• Camp Nanowrimo Care Package (April 2019)
• The Debutante Ball (weekly posts, September 2017-August 2018) — Highlights as follow:
  • Worlds Both Ancient and Magical: Books that Influenced From Unseen Fire
  • Telling Myself the Story: Composing a First Draft
  • Imagining on an Epic Scale
  • Cass Is a Pack Animal
  • Not of an age, but for all time
  • Failing Advantageously
  • White Women, We Have to Do Better
  • Creative Fecundity: On the beauty of NaNoWriMo
• Reddit AMA (April 2018)
• Fantasy Book Cafe: Women in SF&F Month: Historical Resonance (April 2018)
• The Qwillery Interview (April 2018)
• Jean Book Nerd Interview (April 2018)
• Novel Knight Interview (March 2018)

American Shakespeare Center Blog (2010-2017, highlights as follow)

• “To Try Eloquence, Now ‘Tis Time” (Jan 2017)
• The Rhetoric of Speaking Truth to Power (Aug 2016)
• Julius Caesar: Early Modern Blockbuster (Mar 2015)
• “Forced to write for bread and not ashamed to own it”: The Life of Aphra Behn (Jan 2015)
• “These be the stops that hinder study quite”: In Defense of Enjambment (Oct 2014)
• “Look how he makes to Caesar”: Staging Caesar’s Assassination with Cue Scripts (Mar 2014)
• “In states unborn and accents yet unknown”: Caesar’s Legacy (Mar 2013)
• “Not Amurath an Amurath succeeds, but Harry Harry”: Political Rhetoric in Inaugural Speeches (Jan 2013)
• “Some to the common pulpits and cry out”: Political Rhetoric (Sept 2012)
• “Let each man render me his bloody hand”: Blood on the Ides (Mar 2012)

Personal Blog Highlights

• All* Are Welcome (*terms and conditions may apply) (Feb 2023)
• Giving Good Panel (Aug 2022)
• Twenty Years (Sept 2021)
• A World of Figures: The Rhetoric of Amanda Gorman’s “The Hill We Climb” (Jan 2021)
• Hustle and Bustle, and the Dangers Therein (Sept 2020)
• On Reading Tolkien (Mar 2019)
• Rosy (May 2018)
• Come Away: Thoughts upon From Unseen Fire’s release (Apr 2018)
• Pro Feminae (Mar 2018)
• How Cass Gets “Unblocked” (Jan 2018)
• No Matter How Your Heart is Grieving (Oct 2017)
• Wonder Woman, Historical Fiction, and Fantasy Fulfillment (Jun 2017)
• Query Letter: A Success Story (Jan 2017)
• How Is Lady Pole? (Oct 2016)
• “Their very character was tyranny; their figure, deformity” (Jul 2016)
• Lucky is a Low Bar (Jan 2016)
• Critical Hit: What Writers Can Learn from RPGs (Nov 2015)
• How Star Wars Changed My Life (Dec 2013)