SPF-132: ThrillerFest 2018 New York Stories Part 3 – with Lee Child, David Morrell, Alan Jacobson &#
- James Blatch
- Aug 10, 2018
- 1 min read
In the final part of our three-part series of interviews from ThrillerFest 2018, James talks to prolific hybrid romance author Lexi Blake, Rambo’s father David Morrell, USA Today best-selling author Alan Jacobson, and, last but not least, megastar thriller author Lee Child.
This week’s highlights include:
On the status of traditional publishing with Lexi Blake
Lexi’s strengths and weaknesses as a hybrid author
Working with a photographer for custom covers
On Lexi’s relationship with her readers
The importance for authors of patience and discipline
Alan Jacobson on writing what you know, and also educating yourself about what you don’t know
Why authenticity matters in Alan’s writing
Choosing between having a feature film or a limited TV series made of your work
On being a co-producer for the televised version of Alan’s Karen Vail series
The origins of the Rambo story with the book’s author David Morrell
Why it took four film studios and 26 scripts to get Rambo on screen
Writing authentically about the Victorian era
The importance for an author to continue growing, learning, developing
Lee Child on reader feedback and how the reader creates the book as much as the writer does
On continuing to enjoy the writing process after mega success
Lee Child’s thoughts in the indie author movement and what it means to publishing
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