Schedule: Project U Radio

Schedule: 2012

Project U Radio: Voices From The Literary Underground will stream live at 11:30 PM EST, 10:30 PM CST on Thursday evenings, unless otherwise noted. The topics will be posted on the front page, for the upcoming weeks. Email Lynn if you have questions.

Drakonian Vampire Tunnel airs at midnight CST, Tuesday west coast/Wednesday for east coast. See show page.

Your Mother’s Medicine Cabinet airs Monday nights 11 pm eastern/8 pacific. Each week Frank Reardon will interview a different writer, or publisher for 45 minutes.

Archives of previous episodes available under “on demand episodes” on the blogtalk radio page. (The Literary Underground Page on BTR, where these shows are housed)

Segment 1: January 6, 2012. Romantic relationships & writers. Mix/no Mix? You tell us…

Segment 2: January 13, 2012. Special Tainted Dayton show and Raffle. Raffle details will be posted soon.

Segment 3: January 20, 2012.  ”Editorial Discretion”. Please see the post about this topic and how it came about.  Editors, would you publish work with content that you think is personally objectionable (i.e. racism) if you thought it was an otherwise good piece? How do you feel about a blanket policy about certain kinds of content, such as “We don’t publish anything that includes sexist elements”. Do you make distinctions as far as language, character, etc. and have you had this issue come up when selecting work for a zine, website, journal, or project? Do you find the line of subjective interpretation to be difficult? Have you rejected work that you thought was well written because it contained something that you thought to be offensive or thought might offend readers?

Segment 4: January 27, 2012.  ”Regrettable Candor, Confessional Remorse”. Ever get a bit too personal in your writing, or identify somebody or yourself and regret it? Did your ever blur the line in your writing between fiction and reality, or have fiction interpreted as real? Did you ever go too far, and wish that you could go back and do things differently? How do you feel about writers that air their dirty laundry, or cross the line with the privacy of others in their work? Is it slander, is it candor, is it fair?

Note: Red Fez Radio airs on Friday nights. See Red Fez Radio’s Blogtalk Radio page.