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Episode Title: Exploring New Paths with Kerryn Maine
Podcast: Between The Lines
Hosts: Leanne Tran and Chelle Griffin
Guest: Kerryn Maine
Episode Summary:
In this episode of "Between The Lines," hosts Leanne Tran and Chelle Griffin interview Kerryn Maine, an author and former wedding photographer turned police officer, about her debut novel "Lenny Marks Gets Away with Murder." Kerryn discusses her career transition, writing process, and the inspiration behind her characters. She emphasizes the importance of balancing light and dark themes in her books, aiming to provide hope and relatability. The conversation also touches on reader feedback, the joy of reading, and the connection between real-life experiences and fiction.
Key Discussion Points:
Introduction and Guest Welcome: Leanne and Chelle introduce themselves and welcome Kerryn Maine, highlighting her diverse background as an author, former wedding photographer, and current police officer.
Kerryn's Career Transition: Kerryn shares her journey from wedding photography to policing, enjoying the structure of policing and balancing multiple roles.
Balancing Multiple Roles: The hosts discuss Kerryn's busy schedule and the influence of "Stolen Focus" by Johan Ari on her focus and productivity.
Online Shopping and Writing Habits: Kerryn discusses her habit of filling online shopping carts without committing to purchases and shares insights into her upcoming book "Joy Moody is Out of Time."
Character Development in "Lenny Marks Gets Away with Murder": Kerryn explains the character of Lenny Marks and her coping mechanisms, such as creating anagrams, and the relatability of her character.
Balancing Light and Dark Themes: Kerryn talks about providing a hopeful reading experience in the crime genre and balancing humor with serious topics.
Reader Feedback and Personal Connection: Kerryn expresses gratitude for reader feedback and the emotional connection readers have with her characters, emphasizing the joy of receiving direct feedback.
Final Thoughts and Future Books:
Kerryn shares her excitement for her upcoming book "Joy Moody is Out of Time" and its themes of hope and redemption. The hosts express admiration for Kerryn's work and encourage listeners to read her books and connect with her on social media.
Episode Title: Exploring New Paths with Kerryn Maine
Podcast: Between The Lines
Hosts: Leanne Tran and Chelle Griffin
Guest: Kerryn Maine
Episode Summary:
In this episode of "Between The Lines," hosts Leanne Tran and Chelle Griffin interview Kerryn Maine, an author and former wedding photographer turned police officer, about her debut novel "Lenny Marks Gets Away with Murder." Kerryn discusses her career transition, writing process, and the inspiration behind her characters. She emphasizes the importance of balancing light and dark themes in her books, aiming to provide hope and relatability. The conversation also touches on reader feedback, the joy of reading, and the connection between real-life experiences and fiction.
Key Discussion Points:
Introduction and Guest Welcome: Leanne and Chelle introduce themselves and welcome Kerryn Maine, highlighting her diverse background as an author, former wedding photographer, and current police officer.
Kerryn's Career Transition: Kerryn shares her journey from wedding photography to policing, enjoying the structure of policing and balancing multiple roles.
Balancing Multiple Roles: The hosts discuss Kerryn's busy schedule and the influence of "Stolen Focus" by Johan Ari on her focus and productivity.
Online Shopping and Writing Habits: Kerryn discusses her habit of filling online shopping carts without committing to purchases and shares insights into her upcoming book "Joy Moody is Out of Time."
Character Development in "Lenny Marks Gets Away with Murder": Kerryn explains the character of Lenny Marks and her coping mechanisms, such as creating anagrams, and the relatability of her character.
Balancing Light and Dark Themes: Kerryn talks about providing a hopeful reading experience in the crime genre and balancing humor with serious topics.
Reader Feedback and Personal Connection: Kerryn expresses gratitude for reader feedback and the emotional connection readers have with her characters, emphasizing the joy of receiving direct feedback.
Final Thoughts and Future Books:
Kerryn shares her excitement for her upcoming book "Joy Moody is Out of Time" and its themes of hope and redemption. The hosts express admiration for Kerryn's work and encourage listeners to read her books and connect with her on social media.