EPISODE · Jul 2, 2026 · 28 MIN
Writing What’s Real: Paul Cwalina on Authentic Storytelling
from Made to Make · host Shannon Grissom
Send us Fan MailIn this episode of Made to Make, host Shannon Grissom sits down with author Paul Cwalina to explore the winding path that led him from a successful business career to becoming a published novelist. Drawing on a lifetime of experiences, Paul shares how his upbringing, strong work ethic, and deep understanding of human nature have shaped his approach to storytelling.The conversation dives into Paul's organic writing process, where characters often take the lead and stories unfold in unexpected ways. He discusses the themes that consistently emerge in his work—including imperfection, forgiveness, redemption, and the complex balance between darkness and hope. Whether writing Christian fiction or psychological thrillers, Paul strives to create authentic stories that reflect the emotional realities of life.Paul also offers practical advice for aspiring writers, emphasizing discipline, perseverance, and the importance of trusting your creative instincts. This thoughtful conversation is a powerful reminder that it's never too late to pursue a creative calling and that the most compelling stories often grow from the experiences that shape us.Support the showPlease like, subscribe and share! For more information and to connect with us visit PainterlyLife.com
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Send us Fan Mail In this episode of Made to Make, host Shannon Grissom sits down with author Paul Cwalina to explore the winding path that led him from a successful business career to becoming a published novelist. Drawing on a lifetime of experiences, Paul shares how his upbringing, strong work ethic, and deep understanding of human nature have shaped his approach to storytelling. The conversation dives into Paul's organic writing process, where characters often take the lead and stories unf...
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