While most wild-eyed writers can barely find the on button to the coffeemaker at 5:30 a.m., today’s guest, author Bill Beverly, is hard at work crafting fiction.
Beverly also talked to Daniel Ford about his feline assistant and what inspired his debut novel Dodgers.
To learn more about Bill Beverly, visit his official website or follow him on Twitter @BillBeverly.
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Daniel Ford and Sean Tuohy talk about their love for pulpy novels and how they have influenced their work.
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Daniel Ford and Dave Pezza discuss how they sometimes write better in their heads than on the page. The pair also talks about writing dialogue, their short story plans, and what’s on their reading lists.
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Daniel Ford and Sean Tuohy discuss how their recent experiences reading subpar fiction helped them improve their craft.
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Sean Tuohy still doesn’t get a cup of coffee, but he does get a writing assignment from Daniel Ford after the two talk about how personal memories can influence their writing.
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Author Raphael Montes talks to Daniel Ford about how Arthur Conan Doyle helped him fall in love with writing, his decision to pursue crime fiction, and what inspired the dark tale featured in the recently debuted Perfect Days.
To learn more about Raphael Montes, visit his official website, like his Facebook page, or follow him on Twitter @montesraphael.
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Dave Pezza talks to Daniel Ford about Rod Serling’s prolific writing for “The Twilight Zone,” his unabashed love for “Rick and Morty,” and Ernest Hemingway’s misunderstood feminism.
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