Book · 2017
The Glass Factory
The Glass Factory by Braxton McCoy has been mentioned in 1 episode across 1 podcast (1 episode recommends it and 0 episodes discuss it), through . Most frequently brought up by Hannah Claire Brimlow (1 episode) on Timcast IRL (1 episode).
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I want to remind people point to the glass at the Glass Factory yeah you can pick that up on Braxton mccoy.com or Amazon.
Why people recommend it
The Glass Factory by Braxton McCoy is a personal narrative and veteran-focused book detailing resilience, healing, and the physical and emotional recovery processes following severe trauma. The work was featured during an episode of Timcast IRL, which featured author Braxton McCoy as a guest discussing current events and veteran advocacy. Towards the conclusion of the program, host Hannah Claire Brimlow explicitly reminded the audience where they could acquire a copy of the book, directing listeners to purchase it either through Amazon or directly via the author's personal website at braxtonmccoy.com. Earlier in the broadcast, Brimlow had engaged directly with the guest by asking for the exact title of the publication, prompting a brief discussion about the work before directing the audience's attention toward supporting veteran literature. The mention served both to promote the guest's creative output and to connect the audience with stories of personal struggle, triumph, and recovery following military service and physical hardship.
Every mention
Hannah Claire Brimlow I want to remind people point to the glass at the Glass Factory yeah you can pick that up on Braxton mccoy.… 1
“what's the book called The Glass Factory”
“I want to remind people point to the glass at the Glass Factory yeah you can pick that up on Braxton mccoy.com or Amazon”
Other mentions (2: passing, ad reads, own books)
“Author of The Glass Factory, Writing on the Mountains, Writing on the Mountain During Hunting season.”
“I am a horse trainer author of this book The Glass Factory about getting wounded in Iraq and then coming home and starting over”