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Rocky Mountain Fiction Writers hosted by Mark StevensZ.J. Czupor: Staying The Course in Search of Traditional Publication May 18, 2022Z.J. Czupor: Staying The Course in Search of Traditional Publication
2025-07-2740 min
Rocky Mountain Fiction Writers hosted by Mark StevensZJ Czupor and Sue Hinkin: All About the 2021 Colorado Gold Rush Literary Awards Apr 11, 2021This time on the podcast, all about the 2021 edition of the Colorado Gold Rush Literary Awards.
The guests are contest co-chairs ZJ Czupor and Sue Hinkin.
ZJ Czupor writes mysteries, thrillers, and poetry. His novel excerpts have been winners or finalists in the Freddie Award for Writing Excellence, Southeastern Writers; Whodunit Mystery Writing (Mystery Fest Key West); and Rocky Mountain Fiction Writers. A screenplay he wrote was a finalist for the Bogart Noir Short Film Competition in Miami.
He’s the author of The Big Weird: Haikus in Times of Pandemic and Chaos, a collection about his observations of the pa...
2025-07-2740 min
Rocky Mountain Fiction Writers hosted by Mark StevensZJ Czupor & Mindy McIntyre - The Colorado Gold Rush Literary Awards Mar 22, 2020ZJ Czupor is co-chair, with Sue Hinkin, of the Colorado Gold Rush Literary Awards sponsored by Rocky Mountain Fiction Writers. ZJ also serves as vice president of the Rocky Mountain Chapter of Mystery Writers of America and writes a monthly column, “The Mystery Minute,” which appears at www.rmmwa.org.
Mindy McIntyre is a proud member of Rocky Mountain Fiction Writers and Sisters in Crime. She also moderates the Aspen Grove critique group and, after years of judging and doing intake for Colorado Gold, she’s serving as the Judging Coordinator for the Gold Rush Literary Awards.
2025-07-2635 min
Tea, Tonic & ToxinGaudy Night by Dorothy Sayers with guest ZJ Czupor, amazing second episode!Send a textTea, Tonic & Toxin is a history of mystery book club and podcast. We’re reading the best mysteries ever written, as well as interviewing some of the world’s best contemporary mystery and thriller writers.In Gaudy Night, Harriet Vane returns to her alma mater, Oxford, only to find the tranquil setting disturbed by a series of unsettling incidents. Published in 1935, it’s considered by some to be the first feminist mystery novel, and it’s a prime example of Dorothy L. Sayers’ elegant prose, complex characterization, and intricate, emotionally charged st...
2024-08-221h 04Tea, Tonic & ToxinGaudy Night by Dorothy Sayers with guest ZJ CzuporSend a textTea, Tonic & Toxin is a history of mystery book club and podcast. We’re reading the best mysteries ever written, as well as interviewing some of the world’s best contemporary mystery and thriller writers.In Gaudy Night, Harriet Vane returns to her alma mater, Oxford, only to find the tranquil setting disturbed by a series of unsettling incidents. Published in 1935, it’s considered by some to be the first feminist mystery novel, and it’s a prime example of Dorothy L. Sayers’ elegant prose, complex characterization, and intricate, emotionally charged st...
2024-08-091h 00
Wow If True47: The pull out methodAre the brands okay? Is anyone ever okay? Is RadioShack, specifically, okay? Is Elon pulling out (of Twitter, we mean, get your head out of the gutter)? Who are the Gentleminions? Did Hank Green steal a lemur? And most importantly: what did Amanda eat at VidCon? Links Uhhh, a lot more happened in the Ongoing Musk Saga after we recorded this, but here's Amanda on Musk + memes + the law: https://techcrunch.com/2022/07/12/elon-musk-lawsuit-memes-twitter-acquisition/ RadioShack Twitter guy: https://www.inputmag.com/culture/radioshack-twitter-account-abel-czupor-squirter-tweet Gentleminions?? https://www.buzzfeed.com/williambarrios/gentleminions-tiktok-trend-explained ...
2022-07-1351 min