

Mark Pawlosky, author of 'Hack' - Journalist talks using experience for thrillers, why good writing is re-writing, and keeping a style guide handy
Nov 25, 2022
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Introduction
00:00 • 5min
Is There Anything Inspiring Around You?
04:58 • 2min
Is There Anything Practical Around You?
06:29 • 2min
The Wall Street Journal, the Storytelling Manual
08:27 • 3min
The Journal, You Know, Is It Demanding?
11:49 • 5min
How Do You Write Good Writing?
17:01 • 4min
Is It a Roadblock to Writing 60,000 Words?
20:47 • 3min
How Easy Is It Switching Off?
23:35 • 2min
How Many Days of the Week Are You Writing?
25:14 • 2min
How to Write a Book in Times New Roman
27:07 • 2min
What I Learned From Writing Journalism
29:35 • 3min
Just a Sec by Mark Kpaloski
32:29 • 5min
How Do You Write a Novel?
37:29 • 4min
How Do You Feel When You Write a Story?
41:27 • 3min
The Story of a Reporter
44:07 • 2min
How Much of Us Have You Been a Surprise to You?
46:35 • 2min
Book Review - Hack, the First in the Nick Byron Investigation Series
48:09 • 4min