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Tag Archives: Christopher Ryan
Tell The Damn Story-Unplugged: The Hidden Challenges of Blackjack Trial By Fire, Trial By Ice
How do you write and remain true to the story when personal and political storms are brewing? Your hosts, Alex and Chris, celebrate as well as reveal some of the thoughts, challenges, and fears behind writing this latest Arron Day … Continue reading
TELL THE DAMN STORY UNPLUGGED: Chris Ryan On the Road at PULPFEST1 Pt 1
Chris Ryan at PULPFEST, interviews some of the creative artists. It’s Chris Ryan’s turn to hit the road. He’s in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania at an event called PULPFEST, not only as a writer/creator, but also to interview others who have created … Continue reading
Tell The Damn Story: Genius High
“…what we write varies from simply earning a salary to exorcising our own demons, to righting wrongs and saving humankind…” Continue reading
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