Christopher Barzak Talks The Gone Away Place
Mar 4, 2024 ·
1h 15m 16s
Host Eric Harper talks with fantasy, horror, and Young Adult author Christopher Barzak about his haunted town novel The Gone Away Place. Listen to Neighborhood Bookstore here: <http://ericharperpresents.substack.com/?fbclid=IwAR1mPE68zmF6na2e6ot7el_U_LfjAYg42Mue63yk9BPdodE5wnKQcLtuh1E> or on...
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Host Eric Harper talks with fantasy, horror, and Young Adult author Christopher Barzak about his haunted town novel The Gone Away Place.
Listen to Neighborhood Bookstore here: <http://EricHarperPresents.Substack.com> or on other major podcast platforms.
Coming soon:
• Transcripts and Closed Captioned Video
Buy The Gone Away Place here:
Buy Christopher Barzak’s latest books, MONSTROUS ALTERATIONS and A VOICE CALLING here and support POP Art Books Culture: <https://bookshop.org/shop/popabcstore>
In this episode:
• Having a book banned
• When the countryside is dark and creepy
• Sad ghosts and haunted towns
• The tornadoes that attacked Ohio
• Studying Clarissa Pinkola Estes and writing about community trauma
• The supernatural: do you believe?
• Having your work adapted: the novel One for Sorrow into the movie Jamie Marks Is Dead, and The Gone Away Place into a youth theater play
• Sophomore slumps and new audiences
• Recreating myths for a modern audience
• No guilty pleasures, no gatekeeping
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Listen to Neighborhood Bookstore here: <http://EricHarperPresents.Substack.com> or on other major podcast platforms.
Coming soon:
• Transcripts and Closed Captioned Video
Buy The Gone Away Place here:
Buy Christopher Barzak’s latest books, MONSTROUS ALTERATIONS and A VOICE CALLING here and support POP Art Books Culture: <https://bookshop.org/shop/popabcstore>
In this episode:
• Having a book banned
• When the countryside is dark and creepy
• Sad ghosts and haunted towns
• The tornadoes that attacked Ohio
• Studying Clarissa Pinkola Estes and writing about community trauma
• The supernatural: do you believe?
• Having your work adapted: the novel One for Sorrow into the movie Jamie Marks Is Dead, and The Gone Away Place into a youth theater play
• Sophomore slumps and new audiences
• Recreating myths for a modern audience
• No guilty pleasures, no gatekeeping
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