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This is a solo podcast where I discuss a trend in publishing to include a "morality clause" that would allow publishers to nullify a contract if the author hits any of the myriad tripwires that could cause public "condemnation," "hatred," or "ridicule" and hurt sales.
This is the statement from the Author's Guild opposing these clauses.
Some good information here too.
William Wilkerson's resentful takedown of the Hollywood 10 during McCarthyism is documented by his son, here.
This is Episode 2 of a 9-episode discussion of John Gardner's often overlooked, but important and timely treatise "On Moral Fiction." On Moral Fiction...
In part 2 of this conversation with the JFK assassination research community, I speak with Jim DeEugenio, an author and researcher who continues to...
Today, November 6, 2020 is James Jones 99th birthday. His debut novel “From Here to Eternity” was published in 1951 and received the 1952...
