Penny Zang

What Writers Read

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A podcast from author Penny Zang about what (and how and where and when) writers read, including the complex and joyful relationship authors may have with their reading life during their publishing journey. pennyzang.substack.com

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Penny Zang

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Arts

Website van de podcast

pennyzang.substack.com

Nieuwste aflevering

20 aug. 2026

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What Writers Read: Episode 2 20.08.2026 35:37

Hello and welcome to Mourning Pages, a newsletter about writing, reading, and the creative life in the midst of grief. Check out my debut novel, Doll Parts , and Accidents Never Happen (1/12/27) from Sourcebooks Landmark. Thank you for being here. Here it is, the much-delayed second episode of What Writers Read (on Substack, Spotify, and Apple podcasts). I am so excited to share this chat with aut...

What Writers Read: Episode 1 23.06.2026 29:25

Hello and welcome to Mourning Pages, a newsletter about writing, reading, and the creative life in the midst of grief. Check out my debut novel, Doll Parts , and Accidents Never Happen (1/12/27) from Sourcebooks Landmark. Subscribing helps me continue to write and share. Thank you for being here. Quick announcement: Barnes & Noble is having their amazing pre-order sale. 25% off! You can pre-order...

Has publishing ruined my reading life? 11.06.2026 3:17

Hello and welcome to Mourning Pages, a newsletter about writing, reading, and the creative life in the midst of grief. Check out my debut novel, Doll Parts , and Accidents Never Happen (1/12/27) from Sourcebooks Landmark. Subscribing helps me continue to write and share. Thank you for being here. We’ve got audio! Below is the text version of what I recorded…with some extra stuff, including a form...