Sonja Mongar's guest appearances

Sonja Mongar

Scribbler's Corner at River of Grass

Florida Writer Podcast

Jessica Williams

John Davis

Ben Atkinson

David Anderson

David Rabin

Nancy Christie

Penny Sansevieri

Sarah Nicolas

Jessica Baker

Rick Partlow

Henry Cox

Fred Zara

Ryan Zee

Kaitlyn Johnson

Michael Farrell

OwlTail

Break free from the constraints of genre. In this interview with journalist, memoirist, novelist, songwriter and cultural archeologist photographer, Sonja Mongar and host Alison Nissen talk about the difference between academic, commercial, and blended genres and how breaking free from the norm gives the author permission to write the story that needs to be shared. Sonja Mongar teaches in the  Western Connecticut State Low Residency MFA in Creative and Professional Writing.        Two Spoons of Bitter is her first novel and won the 2019 Gold Royal Palm Literary award for fiction from the Florida Writers Association as well as other awards.

Break free from the constraints of genre. In this interview with journalist, memoirist, novelist, songwriter and cultural archeologist photographer, Sonja Mongar and host Alison Nissen talk about the difference between academic, commercial, and blended genres and how breaking free from the norm gives the author permission to write the story that needs to be shared. Sonja Mongar teaches in the <a href="https://www.wcsu.edu/writing-mfa/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Western Connecticut State Low Residency MFA in Creative and Professional Writing</a>.        Two Spoons of Bitter is her first novel and won the 2019 Gold Royal Palm Literary award for fiction from the Florida Writers Association as well as other awards.

Breaking Out of Genre with Sonja Mongar

Award-winning novelist Sonja Mongar chats with Darlyn about her novel, Two Spoons of Bitter, and explains why she always travels with a harmonica in her pocket. Support the show

Award-winning novelist Sonja Mongar chats with Darlyn about her novel, Two Spoons of Bitter, and explains why she always travels with a harmonica in her pocket. <a href="https://www.paypal.com/paypalme2/bkuhnfl" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a>

Sonja Mongar: Harmonic(a) Convergence – The Story Chooses its Genre