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General Reference Works

• British Broadcasting Company: Audio Interviews with Writers
  
  
• Fooling with Words with Bill Moyers -- 21 poets and their work are presented in text, sound and image
  
  
• The Writer's Almanac -- Garrison Keilor
  
  
• Novel Ideas -- National Public Radio
  
  
• The Paris Review: Interviews [National Endowment for the Arts �Writer at Work� interviews]
  
  
• Voices From the Gaps -- Women Writers of Color, U. of Minnesota
  
  
• Why you’re more creative in coffee shops -- BBCworklife (20 January 2021)
  
  
• Women Writers on the Web -- Brown University

• Interesting tidbits...
  
  
  • "[Thursday, 8 November is] the birthday of Bram Stoker, (books by this author) born in Dublin (1847), who wrote his novel Dracula (1897) after he had a strange dream about a woman trying to kiss him on the throat. The novel was not a success. When Stoker died in 1912, not a single obituary mentioned his authorship of Dracula. But the first Dracula movie came out in 1922, and since then some version of Dracula has appeared in more than 250 movies." -- Garrison Keilor, The Writer's Almanac (8 Novemer 2007)