R4W – Tom Straw talks “The Same… But Different”
Our Public Display of Imagination Resources For Writers segments are designed to bring helpful insight and inspiration to writers and aspiring writers.
We’ve been fortunate to talk with a host of talented and successful authors over the course of the podcast and in some cases, we’ve been able to schedule additional time with them to talk about specific topics connected to the art and the craft of writing.
These are the best of the best in a number of fields related to writing and publication. We’re thankful that they were willing to spend some additional time with us.
In this segment, we talk with the author Tom Straw, who wrote 7 of the bestselling Nikki Heat Crime Fiction novels under the pen name “Richard Castle.” Tom also has a pair of bestsellers that were released under his own name. In this conversation, we discuss working with the same moving parts, but keeping the storyline fresh and exciting.
OUR ALL-TIME FAVORITE APOCALYPTIC NOVELS
PDI Bookclub: 13 of our All-Time Favorite Apocalyptic Reads…
This blog post offers a listing of 13 works, in no particular order or ranking. Pulled from a variety of time periods and settings, their overall popularity attests to the assertion that each is worthy of being read by anyone who’s looking for an attention-arresting apocalyptic read.
R4W – David Morrell Talks Empathy
Our Public Display of Imagination Resources For Writers segments are designed to bring helpful insight and inspiration to writers and aspiring writers.
We’ve been fortunate to talk with a host of talented and successful authors over the course of the podcast and in some cases, we’ve been able to schedule additional time with them to talk about specific topics connected to the art and the craft of writing.
These are the best of the best in a number of fields related to writing and publication. We’re thankful that they were willing to spend some additional time with us.
In this segment, we talk with author David Morrell, who has written some of the most iconic thrillers in print, including First Blood, Creepers, Brotherhood of the Rose, and more. In this conversation, David tells us how “empathy” plays an important in connecting the reader with the story.