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Good Scribes Only is a podcast for curious minds who seek life wisdom in fiction.

19/01/2025

"It's like I felt utterly compelled to do it... And I think a lot of writers have a feeling of compulsion."

Gretchen Rubin shares her powerful experience of feeling compelled to write, describing it as an irresistible force, much like the tractor beam in Star Wars. She discusses the importance of following this inner drive, even when it feels daunting or uncertain.

Have you ever felt a similar compulsion to pursue a creative project? What steps did you take to embrace that inner drive? Share your experiences in the comments below!

17/01/2025

"There's that contrast there between the people who actually experience what it's like and the people who come in just to suck up all their fun and spend their money and then get the hell out of there..."

In this episode of Good Scribes Only, Jeremy and Daniel discuss Stephen King's novel Bag of Bones and its exploration of the complexities of Maine and its people. They discuss the contrast between the locals who truly experience the harsh beauty of the state and the tourists who often come for a quick escape.

Have you read Bag of Bones? What are your thoughts on the book's portrayal of Maine and its people? Share your insights in the comments below!

16/01/2025

"When doing an interview I kind of can feel it... when they're enjoying the conversation when they're enjoying what we're doing together."

In this insightful interview, Debbie Millman reflects on the creative process, highlighting the unique energy and dynamic of collaborative projects like interviews. She discusses how the interplay of ideas and the shared experience with a guest can fuel creativity and lead to deeper insights.

Do you find yourself more creative in collaborative settings or when working independently? What are the advantages and disadvantages of each approach? Share your thoughts in the comments below!

15/01/2025

"The days are long but the years are short..."

Gretchen Rubin shares her passion for aphoristic writing, inspired by literary giants like Samuel Johnson. She discusses how embracing brevity and paradox has influenced her own writing style.

What are some of your favorite aphorisms? How do they inspire your own thoughts and perspectives? Share your thoughts in the comments below!

14/01/2025

"It's written for kids but it really feels like it's written for adults who need their inner child healed..."

In this insightful interview, Francina Simone shares her surprising choice for a time capsule: the graphic novel series "Cucumber Quest." She explains how this seemingly children's series resonates deeply with adults, offering a blend of humor, depth, and a touch of the absurd that speaks to the human experience.

If you were to choose one book to send into the future as a representation of our time, what would it be and why? Share your selection in the comments below!

13/01/2025

"And it's very much like repeating short phrases repeating information because that's the way our brains think..."

Jeremy and Daniel delve into the unique stylistic choices of Jon Fosse, comparing the repetitive short sentences of A Shining to the extended, almost stream-of-consciousness prose of his Septology series. They discuss how these distinct writing styles reflect the author's exploration of human consciousness and the complexities of the human experience.

Have you read any of Jon Fosse's works? What are your thoughts on his unique writing style? Share your insights in the comments below!

12/01/2025

"You're going to be very disappointed with yourself Jeremy if you get to the end of the year and you haven't made any progress on this."

Gretchen Rubin shares valuable insights on creating effective accountability systems for "Obligers," a personality type that thrives on external expectations. She discusses strategies like finding the right level of accountability, leveraging "duty to self," and creating systems that align with individual preferences.

How do you stay accountable to your goals? What strategies work best for you? Share your experiences in the comments below!

11/01/2025

"I think I would trade places with Lin-Manuel Miranda..."

In this insightful interview, Francina Simone discusses the inspiring impact of creatives like Lin-Manuel Miranda. She admires his dedication to his craft, his boundless creativity, and his humility despite his immense success.

Who are your creative inspirations? How do they inspire you to pursue your own artistic endeavors? Share your thoughts in the comments below!

10/01/2025

"And I think maybe his point this whole thing is like life is a forest that you walk into and like this is what it is..."

In this episode of Good Scribes Only, Jeremy and Daniel delve into the profound philosophical implications of Jon Fosse's A Shining. They discuss how the novel explores the limitations of human perception and our tendency to overlook the beauty and wonder that surrounds us.

Do you ever find yourself overlooking the beauty and details of the world around you? What are some simple ways you try to cultivate a greater sense of awareness and appreciation for the present moment?

09/01/2025

"If I'm doing it because I want to do it because it's fun for me then I'll write the book."

Gretchen Rubin shares the unique approach of "Rebel" personalities to writing and creativity. She highlights the importance of autonomy and freedom from external constraints for those who thrive on independent exploration and self-direction.

Do you consider yourself a "Rebel" when it comes to your creative projects? How do you find the balance between structure and freedom in your creative process? Share your thoughts in the comments below!

08/01/2025

"The last time that I did it it started out as just me hanging out with a friend..."

In this insightful conversation, Francina Simone discusses the unpredictable nature of creative inspiration. She shares how unexpected moments and social interactions can spark bursts of creativity, leading to periods of intense productivity.

What inspires your creative bursts? Do you have any rituals or routines that help you capture those moments of inspiration? Share your experiences in the comments below!

07/01/2025

"And it's very much like repeating short phrases repeating information because that's the way our brains think or at least exactly interpreting our brains thing..."

Jeremy and Daniel discuss the unique stylistic choices of Jon Fosse, comparing the repetitive prose of A Shining to the extended sentence structures of his Septology series. They explore how these stylistic choices reflect the human experience and contribute to the profound impact of his work.

Have you read any of Jon Fosse's works? What are your thoughts on his unique writing style? Share your experiences in the comments below!

04/01/2025

"The problem with drift is you are not yourself deciding what you want."

Gretchen Rubin discusses the dangers of "drifting" through life, making decisions without conscious intention. She emphasizes the importance of self-awareness and intentional decision-making to ensure you're on a path that aligns with your values and goals.

Have you ever felt like you were "drifting" through a period of your life? What steps did you take to regain control and make more intentional choices? Share your experiences in the comments below!

03/01/2025

"The brain here accomplishes absolutely nothing..."

In this episode of Good Scribes Only, Jeremy and Daniel delve into the profound and unsettling nature of Jon Fosse's A Shining. They discuss how the novel critiques the limitations of the human mind, particularly the incessant inner monologue that often hinders our ability to connect with the present moment and find true peace.

Do you often find yourself caught in a loop of unproductive thoughts? How do you try to quiet the inner monologue and find moments of peace? Share your experiences in the comments below!

02/01/2025

"She creates boxes... she if she reads something that's interesting about a topic she puts it in a box..."

Francina Simone shares her unique creative process, inspired by Twyla Tharp's concept of "boxes" for collecting and organizing ideas. This method allows her to gather inspiration and research before diving deep into the writing process.

How do you organize your creative process? Do you have any unique methods for capturing and developing ideas? Share your tips in the comments below!

01/01/2025

"He sees it very much as a teaching that Allows him to access through wisdom what he thinks is a higher being..."

Jeremy and Daniel delve into Jon Fosse's unique perspective on spirituality, exploring how his Catholic upbringing influenced his exploration of the divine. They discuss how Fosse views spirituality as an internal journey beyond dogma and intellectualization, emphasizing the importance of connecting with something deeper within oneself.

What are your thoughts on Fosse's perspective on spirituality? How does it resonate with your own beliefs or experiences? Share your insights in the comments below!

31/12/2024

"The minute I had 2 monitors I wanted 3..."

Gretchen Rubin shares her productivity hack: the power of multiple monitors! She explains how this setup significantly boosts her efficiency and allows for seamless multitasking.

Do you use multiple monitors? What impact has it had on your productivity? Share your experiences in the comments below!

30/12/2024

"You can't put the divine into words let alone into a film..."

Jeremy and Daniel discuss the inherent challenges of adapting Jon Fosse's A Shining to film, particularly the difficulty of translating the novel's exploration of the ineffable – the divine, the spiritual, the unknown. They grapple with the limitations of visual media in capturing the profound and unsettling ambiguity that lies at the heart of Fosse's work.

Do you think it's possible to faithfully adapt A Shining to film while preserving its unique philosophical and spiritual depth? Share your thoughts in the comments below!

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Compelled to Write: My Journey from Lawyer to Author

"It's like I felt utterly compelled to do it... And I think a lot of writers have a feeling of compulsion." Gretchen Rubin shares her powerful experience of feeling compelled to write, describing it as an irresistible force, much like the tractor beam in Star Wars. She discusses the importance of following this inner drive, even when it feels daunting or uncertain. Have you ever felt a similar compulsion to pursue a creative project? What steps did you take to embrace that inner drive? Share your experiences in the comments below! #GretchenRubin #Writing #Creativity #Motivation #Inspiration #TheFourTendencies

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Is Maine Really Worth the Hype? Unpacking Tourism Realities

"There's that contrast there between the people who actually experience what it's like and the people who come in just to suck up all their fun and spend their money and then get the hell out of there..." In this episode of Good Scribes Only, Jeremy and Daniel discuss Stephen King's novel Bag of Bones and its exploration of the complexities of Maine and its people. They discuss the contrast between the locals who truly experience the harsh beauty of the state and the tourists who often come for a quick escape. Have you read Bag of Bones? What are your thoughts on the book's portrayal of Maine and its people? Share your insights in the comments below! #GoodScribesOnly #Podcast #Literature #StephenKing #BagOfBones #Maine #Travel #Writing

Solo vs. Interview: The Art of Authentic Conversation

"When doing an interview I kind of can feel it... when they're enjoying the conversation when they're enjoying what we're doing together." In this insightful interview, Debbie Millman reflects on the creative process, highlighting the unique energy and dynamic of collaborative projects like interviews. She discusses how the interplay of ideas and the shared experience with a guest can fuel creativity and lead to deeper insights. Do you find yourself more creative in collaborative settings or when working independently? What are the advantages and disadvantages of each approach? Share your thoughts in the comments below! #DebbieMillman #Creativity #Collaboration #Interviews #Podcast #CreativeProcess #AmericanWriter

The George Peabody Library in Baltimore

"The George Peabody Library in Baltimore, Maryland is one of the most beautiful in the world. It’s worthy of any fairy-tale story, OR wedding! Rent the space for your nupitals. It’s part of John Hopkins University. When are you going? #darkacademia #lightacademia #fairytale #fairycore #library #books #poetry #baltimore #johnhopkins #travel #bookcore #academia #harrypotter " repost from: @wildwanders788

Mastering the Art of Aphoristic Writing: Insights & Paradoxes

"The days are long but the years are short..." Gretchen Rubin shares her passion for aphoristic writing, inspired by literary giants like Samuel Johnson. She discusses how embracing brevity and paradox has influenced her own writing style. What are some of your favorite aphorisms? How do they inspire your own thoughts and perspectives? Share your thoughts in the comments below! #GretchenRubin #Writing #Aphorisms #Literature #SamuelJohnson #Philosophy

Discover the Graphic Novel That Speaks to All Ages

"It's written for kids but it really feels like it's written for adults who need their inner child healed..." In this insightful interview, Francina Simone shares her surprising choice for a time capsule: the graphic novel series "Cucumber Quest." She explains how this seemingly children's series resonates deeply with adults, offering a blend of humor, depth, and a touch of the absurd that speaks to the human experience. If you were to choose one book to send into the future as a representation of our time, what would it be and why? Share your selection in the comments below! #FrancinaSimone #Books #TimeCapsule #Literature #GraphicNovels #CucumberQuest

The Unique Structure of "A Shining" and Septology Explained

"And it's very much like repeating short phrases repeating information because that's the way our brains think..." Jeremy and Daniel delve into the unique stylistic choices of Jon Fosse, comparing the repetitive short sentences of A Shining to the extended, almost stream-of-consciousness prose of his Septology series. They discuss how these distinct writing styles reflect the author's exploration of human consciousness and the complexities of the human experience. Have you read any of Jon Fosse's works? What are your thoughts on his unique writing style? Share your insights in the comments below! #GoodScribesOnly #Podcast #Literature #JonFosse #AShining #Septology #Books #WritingStyle

📕 The Parkway Central Library

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Mastering Accountability: Find Your Perfect Support System

"You're going to be very disappointed with yourself Jeremy if you get to the end of the year and you haven't made any progress on this." Gretchen Rubin shares valuable insights on creating effective accountability systems for "Obligers," a personality type that thrives on external expectations. She discusses strategies like finding the right level of accountability, leveraging "duty to self," and creating systems that align with individual preferences. How do you stay accountable to your goals? What strategies work best for you? Share your experiences in the comments below! #GretchenRubin #TheFourTendencies #Productivity #Motivation #Accountability #Obligers

Why I Admire Lin-Manuel Miranda's Creative Energy

"I think I would trade places with Lin-Manuel Miranda..." In this insightful interview, Francina Simone discusses the inspiring impact of creatives like Lin-Manuel Miranda. She admires his dedication to his craft, his boundless creativity, and his humility despite his immense success. Who are your creative inspirations? How do they inspire you to pursue your own artistic endeavors? Share your thoughts in the comments below! #FrancinaSimone #LinManuelMiranda #Creativity #Inspiration #Artists

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