Writers Who Don't Write

Stephanie Danler

Stephanie Danler is a writer based in Brooklyn. She holds an MFA in creative writing from The New School and is the author of the newly released novel Sweetbitter. She's written essays for Travel + Leisure, Lit Hub, Vogue and The Paris Review. She sat down to speak with us about the mechanics of writing, working in New York restaurants, taking big risks, the art of the publishing business, and how things really feel. 
 
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Hosted by Jeff Umbro and Kyle Craner, this project began as a way for the two of them to get over their own fears of writing, and slowly morphed into an inspiring multi-year project to tell the stories others find difficult. Each episode brings a well-known creative into the studio to discuss his or her career, their newest projects, and one story they’ve always struggled to tell. Guests include Andy Weir, Lev Grossman, Stephanie Danler, The McElroys, Claire Messud, Mark Manson &amp; Tim Urban, among dozens of others.