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'Any type of conversation is a great vehicle for change.'
In this episode, we are joined by writer Marlene Baquiran. Following some devastating and hilarious book reviews, we explore how a well-crafted opening hook prevents the reader from putting down a piece of writing. Marlene, Achim, and BFL each draw from their own writing and editing experience. Finally, how do we effect change and become more empathetic as a writer? Marlene also shows her stand.
---Chapters---
00:00 Intro
00:59 Reading updates
02:15 Neverwhere by Neil Gaiman
03:59 The Unwomanly Face of War by Svetlana Alexievich
11:00 Mythos by Stephen Fry
26:14 Introducing Marlene
26:44 Literary hooks
39:58 Midnight Children by Salman Rushdie
44:00 How does writing instigate change
49:31 How to channel empathy in writing
51:03 How to reconcile conflicting identities
---Find Marlene---
Instagram: @climatewriters
Substack: https://marlenejo.substack.com
'Any type of conversation is a great vehicle for change.'
In this episode, we are joined by writer Marlene Baquiran. Following some devastating and hilarious book reviews, we explore how a well-crafted opening hook prevents the reader from putting down a piece of writing. Marlene, Achim, and BFL each draw from their own writing and editing experience. Finally, how do we effect change and become more empathetic as a writer? Marlene also shows her stand.
---Chapters---
00:00 Intro
00:59 Reading updates
02:15 Neverwhere by Neil Gaiman
03:59 The Unwomanly Face of War by Svetlana Alexievich
11:00 Mythos by Stephen Fry
26:14 Introducing Marlene
26:44 Literary hooks
39:58 Midnight Children by Salman Rushdie
44:00 How does writing instigate change
49:31 How to channel empathy in writing
51:03 How to reconcile conflicting identities
---Find Marlene---
Instagram: @climatewriters
Substack: https://marlenejo.substack.com