TLC Podcast #10: Fresh Brains

Accessing excitement and announcing the self in writing

February 1, 2021

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This week, Rachel dives into some of her editorial methodology, including how she determined what changes to make in an upcoming essay of Taylor’s. Dan talks about his post-launch writing flow, and the group investigates what excites them about craft. Questions include: How does the author make herself known in a piece of journalism? How do you deal with the feeling that no one else will care about what you want to write about? On both counts Rachel notes: "Don’t let your humbleness become a withholding."

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