EPISODE · Aug 2, 2024 · 38 MIN
Crafting Intriguing Mysteries in the Gilded Age with Cecelia Tichi
from Authors Who Lead - Learn to write a book from bestselling authors and leaders · host Azul Terronez - Author, TEDx Speaker, Coach
Send us Fan MailIn the expansive world of writing, two elements intertwine seamlessly: the stories of the past and the characters that breathe life into them. This notion becomes clear in this episode of Authors Who Lead, where Cecilia Tichi and I delve into the intricacies of storytelling, drawing from personal and historical wellsprings of inspiration.Timestamp:00:00 Overcoming challenges as a writer, shaping journeys.06:36 Lee Child on mystery fiction's shared assumption.08:42 Irish immigrant becomes wealthy with JPMorgan.11:41 Develop strong and diverse characters for impact.15:04 Curiosity about stories, historical fiction, and academic background.20:32 Steel mills, coal, generations - deep-rooted history. Sketch your stories.22:14 Vegas before Vegas, coming of age story.27:16 Writing to shed light on overlooked historical figures.31:16 Overcoming dyslexia, excelling at conveying through voice.35:17 Believe in authorship, find joy in writing.Full show notesCOMMUNITY PROGRAMS📚 Write and Publish your bookCONNECT📷 Instagram🎬 TikTok👫🏻 Facebook💼 LinkedIn🐦⬛ Twitter🤝🏻 Apply to be a GuestLEAVE A REVIEW✍🏻 Review on Apple Podcasts✍️ Review on Spotify🖱️ Episode Webpage
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Send us Fan Mail In the expansive world of writing, two elements intertwine seamlessly: the stories of the past and the characters that breathe life into them. This notion becomes clear in this episode of Authors Who Lead, where Cecilia Tichi and I delve into the intricacies of storytelling, drawing from personal and historical wellsprings of inspiration. Timestamp: 00:00 Overcoming challenges as a writer, shaping journeys. 06:36 Lee Child on mystery fiction's shared assumption. 08:42 Irish...
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