Science for the People! Media Literacy and Project-Based Learning in Scientific Communication

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The Art of Discovery in Stand-Up Comedy and Writing: A Convo with Amy Silverberg

"Don't be cleverer than your reader," says stand-up comic and writer Amy Silverberg– meaning, always try surprising yourself when creating your art! In this amusing and intelligent conversation, Tony and Amy discuss the short story and stand-up forms in tandem. Silverberg's stori ...  Show more

How to Write a Novel That Actually Gets Published

In this conversation, first-time novelist Jennifer Mandula gets frank about the joys and challenges – the adventure, really – of not just writing but selling a novel. She and Tony (an aspiring novelist himself) debate everything from hosting Feedback Dinner Parties to mapping out ...  Show more

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