Home
Categories
EXPLORE
Society & Culture
Comedy
True Crime
Leisure
Business
Education
Technology
About Us
Contact Us
Copyright
© 2024 PodJoint
00:00 / 00:00
Sign in

or

Don't have an account?
Sign up
Forgot password
https://is1-ssl.mzstatic.com/image/thumb/Podcasts122/v4/04/aa/5b/04aa5ba4-df3c-a6da-f773-481e63e17ff4/mza_4215367797465005234.jpg/600x600bb.jpg
The Write Way
Samuel Elliott
96 episodes
1 week ago
Author and screenwriter Christian White, joined me to talk about his latest novel, ‘The Long Night’. Topics discussed included: - The suitably spooky origins and scenario that lead to ‘The Long Night’. - Stone Tape Theory and how we are tethered by trauma and stories to certain physical places/spaces. - Seeing the world and a scenario through the eyes of a creative. Em with her horror buff lens, Jodie with her painting. - Horror - the freedom it affords Christian/creatives and how it allows us to tell relatable and realistic stories. - Types of fear explored within the novel - from those typically found within a horror novel (the unknown lurking in the dark, a masked attacker) to those found within normal/everyday lives (male aggression, abused becoming abusers, related intergenerational trauma). - And heaps more! Thanks so much to Christian for talking with me about ‘The Long Night’ and everything else!
Show more...
Arts
RSS
All content for The Write Way is the property of Samuel Elliott and is served directly from their servers with no modification, redirects, or rehosting. The podcast is not affiliated with or endorsed by Podjoint in any way.
Author and screenwriter Christian White, joined me to talk about his latest novel, ‘The Long Night’. Topics discussed included: - The suitably spooky origins and scenario that lead to ‘The Long Night’. - Stone Tape Theory and how we are tethered by trauma and stories to certain physical places/spaces. - Seeing the world and a scenario through the eyes of a creative. Em with her horror buff lens, Jodie with her painting. - Horror - the freedom it affords Christian/creatives and how it allows us to tell relatable and realistic stories. - Types of fear explored within the novel - from those typically found within a horror novel (the unknown lurking in the dark, a masked attacker) to those found within normal/everyday lives (male aggression, abused becoming abusers, related intergenerational trauma). - And heaps more! Thanks so much to Christian for talking with me about ‘The Long Night’ and everything else!
Show more...
Arts
https://i1.sndcdn.com/artworks-AwCrrVpbPU6jRUOA-OQGmyw-t3000x3000.jpg
Jack Heath On 'Kill Your Husbands'
The Write Way
43 minutes 5 seconds
1 year ago
Jack Heath On 'Kill Your Husbands'
Writer and author of 40+ books, Jack Heath, joined me to discuss his latest thriller, ‘Kill Your Husbands’. Topics discussed include: - The inspiration for ‘Kill Your Husbands’ - and its unique origins during the height of 50 Shades popularity. - The endurance of unlikely friendships - how shared experiences can sustain them - i.e. memories turning from tragedy to comedy. - Fear of losing a relationship as a driving force - the concept found in ‘I lost them because I tried so hard to keep them.’ - Overcoming self-doubt. - And lots more! Thanks very much to Jack for discussing ‘Kill Your Husbands’ on the show!
The Write Way
Author and screenwriter Christian White, joined me to talk about his latest novel, ‘The Long Night’. Topics discussed included: - The suitably spooky origins and scenario that lead to ‘The Long Night’. - Stone Tape Theory and how we are tethered by trauma and stories to certain physical places/spaces. - Seeing the world and a scenario through the eyes of a creative. Em with her horror buff lens, Jodie with her painting. - Horror - the freedom it affords Christian/creatives and how it allows us to tell relatable and realistic stories. - Types of fear explored within the novel - from those typically found within a horror novel (the unknown lurking in the dark, a masked attacker) to those found within normal/everyday lives (male aggression, abused becoming abusers, related intergenerational trauma). - And heaps more! Thanks so much to Christian for talking with me about ‘The Long Night’ and everything else!