William Person
The Pen Game with William Person
The Pen Game Podcast | Writing, Storytelling & Creative DisciplinesHosted by William Person, The Pen Game is a storytelling podcast dedicated to exploring the art, craft, and business of writing across all disciplines. From screenwriters and novelists to poets, rappers, journalists, and speech writers, this show highlights the voices, processes, and perspectives behind powerful storytelling. Each episode dives into how stories are created, structured, and delivered—covering topics like screenwriting, creative writing, songwriting, narrative development, dialogue, and story structure. Whether y...
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From Handwritten Poems to Scholarship Wins a conversation with Sidda Abell: The Pen Game: 22.06.2026 43:50
Hey everyone, This week on The Pen Game, I sat down with Sidda Abell, a creative writing student who is wise beyond her years. She recently won a major writing scholarship for her short story, Atlantic, and her journey is fascinating. We talked about everything from the magic of a good pen to the future of creativity. I left the conversation feeling so inspired, and I think you will too. Here are...
Toni Ann Johnson on “But Where’s Home?” | Writing Black Family Stories & Historical Fiction 05.05.2026 52:12
In this episode of The Pen Game, host William Person sits down with acclaimed author Toni Ann Johnson to discuss her latest novel, "But Where’s Home?"—the third installment in her compelling Arrington family series. Set in 1960s upstate New York, But Where’s Home? follows a Black family navigating identity, belonging, and community during a time of social change. Johnson shares her approac...
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