Creative Forensics for the Long-Form Writer
POST MORTEM
POST MORTEM is a conversation series with writers who live in the long arc of creation — the years it takes to dream, research, write, and rewrite a book, a script, a poem. With host KP Kaszubowski (poet, novelist, filmmaker, astrologer), we trace their process in exquisite detail, from the first flicker of an idea to the day the work finally leaves their hands. These are intimate dissections of the writing life — its false starts, obsessions, dead ends, breakthroughs, and the quiet work that never makes it into the acknowledgments. kpkaszubowski.substack.com
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Aug 14, 2025
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Episodes
EPISODE ONE: "Riding Like the Wind: The Life of Sanora Babb" (2024) + author Iris Jamahl Dunkle 14.08.2025 1:18:05
In this conversation, Iris Jamahl Dunkle shares her journey of writing a biography about Sanora Babb, exploring the challenges and triumphs of the writing process. She discusses the inspiration behind her work, the importance of research, and the unique strategies she employed to bring Babb's story to life. Dunkle emphasizes the significance of empowerment in writing, particularly through creative...
EPISODE ZERO: Creative Forensics of Long-Form Writing 13.08.2025 1:49
POST MORTEM: Creative Forensics for the Long-Form Writer is a podcast for those deep in the slow, hard, and winding parts of making something big. Host KP Kaszubowski talks with biographers, novelists, screenwriters, and poets, and not for quick hacks or top-five lists, but for the intimate, idiosyncratic histories of their projects. Here is Episode Zero, the introduction! I hope these conversatio...
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