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EPISODE · Oct 11, 2023 · 44 MIN

Was liest eigentlich... Alex Parker?

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Im Interview mit Alex Parker, Autorin 01:00 Worum geht es in deinem neuen Roman? 03:15 Wie bist du auf das Thema K-Pop gekommen? 07:00 Du hast das Buch mit Katharina B Gross zusammengeschrieben – Wie sah der gemeinsame Schreibprozess aus? Und welche Parts hast du in "Even the stars dream" geschrieben? 12:35 Woher hast du dein Know-how über die Musikindustrie her? 14:20 Du warst dieses Jahr auch in Südkorea, hast du dort auch für den Roman recherchiert? 17:45 Könnte es sein, dass es noch weitere K-Pop-Romane von dir geben wird? Kannst du uns hier schon mehr verraten? 25:30 Planst du auch koreanisch zu lernen? 28:30 Verrätst du uns noch deine anderen Pseudonyme und Projekte? Wie begründet sich diese Aufteilung in unterschiedliche Pseudonyme? 35:30 Ist es wichtig, kein Pseudonym "zu vergessen" – also immer etwas Neues herauszubringen? 37:00 Was liest du selbst gern? Links zur Episode:Zu Alex Parkers Buch "Even the stars dream"Zu Alex Parkers Instagram Zu Alex Fuchs' & Lotti Harlows InstagramZu Lotti Harlows Büchern Zu Alexandra Fuchs' Büchern Alex' Buchempfehlungen:Yasmin Shakarami: Tokyo RegenZum Buch Laura Labas: Bronwick Hall – Dornengift (Bronwick Hall 1)Zum Buch Und zum Abschluss unser Bookbeat-Rabatt für euch:Zu BookbeatMit dem Code: buchplausch erhaltet ihr 1 Gratis Monat Bookbeat Viel Spaß beim Hören! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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