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EPISODE · Jul 16, 2024 · 2H 22M

Episode 64 with Matthew Daddona, Ghostwriter and Author of the novel The Longitude of Grief

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Today, we welcome Matthew Daddona, a ghostwriter and author whose journey from his ancestral roots to the North Fork and beyond is as rich as his storytelling. Matthew shares intimate details of his upbringing and how his early years on the North Fork shaped his outlook on life and love for writing. We explore pivotal moments in his career, from college to a serendipitous internship at Penguin Publishing, offering a candid glimpse into the inner workings of the literary world as well as his work in journalism and his writing process. Discover the world through Matthew's eyes as he discusses the art of ghostwriting and the personal journey that inspired his debut novel, "The Longitude of Grief." Beyond writing, Matthew's commitment to community shines through his volunteer work at the Southold Fire Department, revealing a deep-seated passion for service and connection. Join us as we uncover Matthew's hopes and dreams for the future of the North Fork and beyond.

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