Emily Dinova, an award-winning writer, actor, and martial artist, discusses her new novel, The Antagonist, which emerged from her experiences with trauma. She delves into how writing became a therapeutic outlet, helping her confront fears and destructive habits. Dinova’s characters embody various psychoanalytic themes, including repression and narcissism, showcasing the complexities of relationships and identity. She also connects her martial arts background to her writing journey, emphasizing the transformative power of creative expression.
