Roy Kesey's guest appearances

Roy Kesey

Otherppl with Brad Listi

The Non-Existent Story: A Storytelling Podcast

StoryTalk

Aimee Bender

Jamel Brinkley

Michelle Tea

Alexis Coe

David Shields

Matt Bell

Lori Gottlieb

Bernie Glassman

Ayana Mathis

Adam Levin

Mattilda Bernstein Sycamore

Megan Abbott

Patrick Hoffman

Erik Larson

Ben Marcus

OwlTail

StoryTalk is a roundtable appreciating short fiction a single story at a time.In this episode, Adam al-Sirgany, Matthew K. Schmidt, and Ingrid Wenzler discuss Roy Kesey's story "Wait," from his 2007 collection All Over.StoryTalk is a production of 1-Week Critique (1WC), a digital literary editing studio dedicated to supporting writers as they develop works-in-progress.Find us at: 1weekcritique.comNB: Across StoryTalk, we occasionally discuss difficult issues of many kinds. While we believe that literature is one of the appropriate venues in which to speak to material that can be disturbing, we recognize not all individuals are best served by engaging all matters directly. We hope you'll view as it's right for you.

StoryTalk is a roundtable appreciating short fiction a single story at a time. In this episode, Adam al-Sirgany, Matthew K. Schmidt, and Ingrid Wenzler discuss Roy Kesey's story "Wait," from his 2007 collection All Over. StoryTalk is a production of 1-Week Critique (1WC), a digital literary editing studio dedicated to supporting writers as they develop works-in-progress. Find us at: <a href="http://1weekcritique.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">1weekcritique.com</a> NB: Across StoryTalk, we occasionally discuss difficult issues of many kinds. While we believe that literature is one of the appropriate venues in which to speak to material that can be disturbing, we recognize not all individuals are best served by engaging all matters directly. We hope you'll view as it's right for you.

StoryTalk - Ep 00002 - Wait By Roy Kesey

After a fortnight of waiting for our next episode, what better than two absurd romps through worlds where people are waiting? Hannah's characters await the call on the red phone, the implementation of "Project Who, Me?",  to get off or on the plane or out of the airport, for the power to come back on, for the delegates to stop beating senseless the Belgian who suggested passing the time with a spelling bee.Two absurd (yet oddly plausible) tales of the moments, hours, days before the onslaught of total chaos and destruction: which one do YOU think is the Non-Existent Story?

After a fortnight of waiting for our next episode, what better than two absurd romps through worlds where people are waiting? Hannah's characters await the call on the red phone, the implementation of "Project Who, Me?", to get off or on the plane or out of the airport, for the power to come back on, for the delegates to stop beating senseless the Belgian who suggested passing the time with a spelling bee. Two absurd (yet oddly plausible) tales of the moments, hours, days before the onslaught of total chaos and destruction: which one do YOU think is the Non-Existent Story?

The Non Existent Story # 15 -APOCALYPTIC WAITING. Hannah & Roy Kesey

Roy Kesey is the guest. His latest story collection, Any Deadly Thing, is now available from Dzanc Books.Elizabeth Crane says"Roy Kesey's stories in Any Deadly Thing are perfect, masterful portraits of an international cross-section of wise, broken souls—hopeful, brutal, funny as hell, and heart-crushing, every last one."And San Diego City Beat raves"Most short-story writers are like baseball pitchers. The really good ones have four or five different pitches, but most only have two or three that they've perfected and go to over and over again. Kesey is more like a five-tool outfielder: He can do it all. In Any Deadly Thing, he collects stories about lovable losers, tales of hardscrabble redemption, experimental fiction, Bosnian war stories and expat tales set in Beijing apartments and Peruvian jungles. There's no limit to the man's imagination."Monologue topics: mail, focusing the podcast on writing, Molly Ringwald, digressions, fame, voicemail, rapping, blushing.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Roy Kesey is the guest. His latest story collection, Any Deadly Thing, is now available from Dzanc Books. Elizabeth Crane says "Roy Kesey's stories in Any Deadly Thing are perfect, masterful portraits of an international cross-section of wise, broken souls—hopeful, brutal, funny as hell, and heart-crushing, every last one." And San Diego City Beat raves "Most short-story writers are like baseball pitchers. The really good ones have four or five different pitches, but most only have two or three that they've perfected and go to over and over again. Kesey is more like a five-tool outfielder: He can do it all. In Any Deadly Thing, he collects stories about lovable losers, tales of hardscrabble redemption, experimental fiction, Bosnian war stories and expat tales set in Beijing apartments and Peruvian jungles. There's no limit to the man's imagination." Monologue topics: mail, focusing the podcast on writing, Molly Ringwald, digressions, fame, voicemail, rapping, blushing.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="https://megaphone.fm/adchoices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">megaphone.fm/adchoices</a>

Episode 207 — Roy Kesey