WHERE GREAT STORYTELLERS SHARE THE SECRETS TO GREAT STORYTELLING. Hosted by Steven James.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 297 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | BooksArts |
Don’t miss this week’s conversation with novelist Yannick Murphy. We examine whether or not there is such a thing as talent, how a story is like a mirror, and how to write in a way that makes the reader feel like you are their best friend. Learn to o... more
This week on The Story Blender, I chat with horror writer, Daniel Church. We talk about folk horror, the importance of atmosphere in scary stories, what frightened him as a child (you might be surprised when you hear what it was!). You'll also catch ... more
This week, Jennifer Fawcett joins me to talk about how playwriting and novel writing intersect and inform each other. We explore what a scene is and why scenes in plays are longer than they often are in novels. We also talk about the importance of su... more
This week I talk with acclaimed author Jerome Charyn, who has been a professional writer for 70 years. We explore the music of sentences, the lyrical landscape of New York City, looking for magic in the stories we write and tell, the importance of th... more
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Despite my crazy user name, I am a real person. 😬. Loved the episode with Mark Greaney. I learned a lot. This podcast is fantastic for writers and readers. Thanks for hosting it SJ.
I go away from each episode so inspired.
This show is brilliant! I highly recommend to listen!
Steven James is a world-class entertainer yet his magic as an interviewer is allowing his guests to shine. I love the authenticity in these author to author talks, five stars high!
I especially enjoyed the Orson Scott Card interview. Every time he apologized with, “I’ve been rambling too much, but can I keep going?” I was glad Steven James chuckled and said “Of course!” Exactly how I felt. Thanks, Steven, for letting us hang out with you and many other wonderful writers.
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Focusing on storytelling, the content is rich with conversations featuring renowned authors, filmmakers, and other narrative creatives who explore the intricacies of weaving compelling stories. Each episode provides insights into their creative processes, personal experiences, and the cultural significance of storytelling in various industries. Listeners can expect to engage with topics such as historical fiction, the impact of storytelling on community and culture, and the valuable lessons gleaned from personal journeys in the creative field. Notably, the show emphasizes authentic dialogue, allowing guests to showcase their stories and expertise in a way that resonates deeply with aspiring writers and storytelling enthusiasts.
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The Story Blender launched 6 years ago and published 297 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on The Story Blender include:
1. Daniel Church
2. Jennifer Fawcett
3. Jerome Charyn
4. Victoria Dowd
5. Carol VandenHende
6. Brent Weeks
7. Dean Koontz
8. John Bucher
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