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EPISODE · Oct 16, 2022 · 38 MIN

OMIS - Black Light - Crime Reporting & Writing With Michael O'Toole

from Our Man In Stockholm · host Philip O'Connor

Michael O'Toole is an Irish crime correspondent who has reported on some of the most heinous acts you can imagine - and some you can't. Like many journalists, he turned to fiction to try to put some of what he has seen and experienced into perspective, and his first novel "Black Light" is a searing portrayal of the world he reports on that has been widely praised for its realism and attention to detail. We spoke about journalism, the art of writing fiction and how there's a little bit of darkness in all of us due to the work we have to do. https://www.maverickhouse.com/books/black-light/

Michael O'Toole is an Irish crime correspondent who has reported on some of the most heinous acts you can imagine - and some you can't. Like many journalists, he turned to fiction to try to put some of what he has seen and experienced into perspective, and his first novel "Black Light" is a searing portrayal of the world he reports on that has been widely praised for its realism and attention to detail. We spoke about journalism, the art of writing fiction and how there's a little bit of darkness in all of us due to the work we have to do. https://www.maverickhouse.com/books/black-light/

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