Scott Woods Podcast

Scott Woods is an author at Brick Cave Media. He writes Non-Fiction and Sci/Fi.

Potential Podcasts

Rattle Poetry.

Meet a new poet every week, as they talk life and share poems with Rattle's editor, Timothy Green. All that, plus Poets Respond and the Prompt Lines—live every Monday! CONTACT: Rattlecast

Email: tim@rattle.com

Website:https://rattle.com/

The Eclectic Reader

Book reviews, reading life reflections, and recommendations from an eclectic mood reader and former English teacher. A niche book-focused podcast with a casual, community-driven format. Booking potential hinges on guest diversity (authors, editors, educators) CONTACT: Chelsey Feder

Email: eclecticreadernews@gmail.com, chelsey@substack.com.

Website: https://chelsey.substack.com/podcast

Scott Woods Full Brick Cave Bibliography

We Over Here Now by Scott Woods

Tackling subjects from race to pop culture, religion, love and beyond, Scott’s raw and tenured language immediately connects with the Reader’s sense of the world and Readers find themselves gently nodding in understanding and awe as you explore this book.

Urban Contemporary History Month by Scott Woods

The poems of Urban Contemporary History Month navigate multiple sides of the issues it raises – police abuse, idol worship, the definition of Black culture, and the importance of the blues chief among them – chipping away at our understanding and acceptance of American life as we know it. The collection includes extended meditations on juke joint culture, art as a communal projection, and a cento comprised entirely of the first lines of Stephen King stories. Both personal and quietly polemic, Urban Contemporary History Month is a sly, knowing collection told with the trademark humor and intellectual nuance Woods is frequently praised for.

Futurewords: A Brick Cave Anthology

Futurewords A Brick Cave Anthology is a compilation of stories from five authors from Brick Cave Books. Sharon Skinner, J.A. Giunta, Scott Woods, Colette Black and Bob Nelson each add a story to this strong collection of science fiction.

Prince and Little Weird Black Boy Gods by Scott Woods

A fun, sometimes biting history with Prince from a super-fan’s perspective, Prince and Little Weird Black Boy Gods is not so much a reference as a unique look at his career, the meaning of his music, and an official weighing in on numerous long-standing Prince debates, such as who was greater between Prince or Michael Jackson, how many times did Prince launch a successful comeback, and which song off of every album you should listen to. Woods’ first digital-only book, it promises to be engaging, witty and a fitting memorial for one of the greatest artists music has ever produced.

Black Night Is Falling by Scott Woods

Scott Woods' third book of poetry wrestles with ecstatic notions of blackness, the beauty and grief to be found in every 'hood carryout, the colonization of pumpkin spice, and backstage tales of the vaunted and mythical Cookout. At turns funny, fearlessly irreverent and dark, Woods composes a love letter to the existential and emotional blues, gathering up all of the love and woe that can be held in the face of a world seemingly resigned to its own blues.