Natasha Tynes
Read And Write With Natasha
This podcast discusses writing life, reviews books, and interviews authors and industry professionals. It's run by author, journalist, and ghostwriter Natasha Tynes, a Jordanian-American.
Be sure to visit the podcast's website and support the creator: www.readandwritewithnatasha.com
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Natasha Tynes
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Latest episode
Oct 26, 2026
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Episodes
Should fiction authors air dirty laundry? 13.02.2022 49:56
In this interview with Jordanian author Sara Badawieh, we discuss the following topics: Should fiction authors air dirty laundry? Sara's writing process. The research Sara did while writing the novel Dalia . You can visit Sara Website here : **************************************************** Connect with Natasha Tynes. You can connect with me via the following channels: Twitter Facebook Ins...
Identity among Arab Christians: Discussion with author Rayyan Al Shawaf 30.01.2022 55:03
I had a great discussion with Rayyan Al Shawaf, author of the novel "When all Else Fails". We discussed the following: ➡️ The Arab-Christian identity and how the majority of Christians in MENA consider themselves Arabs while a number of Iraqi Christian groups like the Assyrians and Chaldeans don’t see themselves as Arabs. ➡️ How virtue by association can sometimes be the only way to get...
Living with vitiligo: Interview with author Joti Gata Aura 21.01.2022 43:19
In this season premiere, I talk with author Joti Gata-Aura about her book S trong In the Skin I'm In: My Vitiligo Skin Journey. In her book, she talks about living with vitiligo and how she made it her life mission to champion people with visual differences. You can get Joti's book here. Send us Fan Mail Support the show 🥒 NEW! The Lonely Cucumber — Natasha's latest children's...
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