Finding the Throughline
Kate HanleyWritings and podcast conversations about the creative process. Every piece of work, and each of us, has a throughline--the consistent theme that runs from beginning to end. It's not something you have to create. It's something you find.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 125 | Subscribers | Read | katehanley.substack.com |
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Novelist Elizabeth Gonzales James wants you to experiment your way through resistance
This week’s guest is Elizabeth Gonzales James, screenwriter and bestselling author of the novels The Bullet Swallower and Mona at Sea as well as the chapbook, Five Conversations About Peter Sellers.
Finding the Throughline, ep. 74: Novelist and screenwriter Elizabeth Gonazalez-James
On getting around your internal resistance to actually doing the work
Four-time author Crystal King wants you to focus on what you can control
My guest this week is Crystal King, author of the novels In the Garden of Monsters, a retelling of the Hades and Persephone myth; Feast of Sorrow, about an ancient Roman gourmand; The Chef’s Secret, about the pope’s private chef during the ...
Finding the Throughline, ep. 73: Four-Time Author Crystal King
On aiming to write a ton of books
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As a freelance journalist, author, podcast host, and ghostwriter, I have been a professional writer for 20 years. And I still(!) struggle with doubts and motivation. That’s why I started Finding the Throughline—to give us a forum for inspiration.
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