The Romance Problem
Pepper, Peggy, Jane, Christine: Marvel's love stories keep falling flat. Why the franchise can't do romance, and the two exceptions that show how it's done.
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Film TrilogyThe Three-Hour Problem
Lawrence of Arabia earned its length. Most superhero films just take it. Why blockbuster runtimes keep swelling, and why three hours is rarely deserved.
AmericaSeptember 11th: A Writer’s Tribute
A personal remembrance of September 11, 2001, the day that changed everything, and why the stories from that day must continue to be told.
GhostwritingA Ghostwriter on Grief, Decluttering, and Starting Over | Adversity to Strength
Richard Lowe (The Writing King) joins Dr. John Dentico on Adversity to Strength for a personal conversation that doesn't sound like most ghostwriter
GriefCatherine Napoli Bruce: Writing Through Grief and Trusting the Signs You Notice
Catherine Napoli Bruce joins Richard Lowe on Leaders and Their Stories to talk about five years writing a book after losing her husband to glioblastoma, trusting the signs grief brings, and giving yourself permission to feel, with one message: your…
Author TalksMelissa Desveaux: Turning Loss Into a Memoir and Anthologies That Help Grieving Families
Australian author Melissa Desveaux joins Author Talks to discuss writing My Life of Loss, compiling anthologies for grieving families, and the blog-to-book method.
Career StoryGrief, Belly Dancers, and Taking Control: The Full Life Story Interview | Live Your Life with Chris Baker
The January 24, 2019 W4CY interview: the four-person startup vice presidency, SCADA water systems, 20 years running Trader Joe's computers, losing his wife and refusing to keep grief as a friend, Marjani and the belly dance photography years, $4-an-hour first…
GhostwritingGrief Is Not Your Friend: A Ghostwriter on Loss, Reinvention, and the Work
Richard Lowe, The Writing King, joined Josh Wilson on the Bet The Jockey Show for one of his most personal conversations, the loss that nearly closed him