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From the deep mountains of Appalachia to the fetid swamps of the bayou, GhostWritten aims to shine a light on the shadows that haunt the hallowed halls of the American South.
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Hosted by N.J Merritt, this show explores the story behind the stories and the worlds and characters authors create − a behind the scenes look at how literature develops from inspiration to the finished product.
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In this first episode of Season 2, N.J meets Andy Bubb, a volunteer of the Air Ambulance at their Melton Mowbray Superstore, appropriately named The Hangar, where they discuss the genre of books and DVD's this incredible charity finds are the most popular amongst their visitors. They discuss the work of the Air Ambulance and its vital, life-saving …
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In this final episode of the first season, N.J looks back at the suggestions made by his guests regarding what genre to choose for his Boy Who Cried Wolf project. Following that, the host, in his latest Interlude of Disbelief, takes us through another shocking tale when an author fakes her own death before miraculously reappearing again in January …
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This week, N.J is in conversation with author, Galadriel Coffeen, co-author of Jubilant, book one of the Shallic Sea Chronicles, written with Anneliese Knop who was on the show a few weeks ago. Galadriel talks about how they met, her books, art, and the magic of her collaboration with Anneliese. Galadriel also gives her take on N.J's Boy Who Cried …
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This week, N.J once again welcomes Steph Goodacre to the show, where she reviews the James Patterson Sunday Times Bestseller, 20th Victim, a Women's Murder Club thriller, co-written by Maxine Paetro. PLUS... N.J and Steph discuss the most talked about book, Prince Harry's memoir, Spare. For information regarding James Patterson's books, go to www.j…
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This week, N.J speaks again to author Christine Phillips, who first appeared on the third episode of this show when she spoke about her book, A Beautiful Lie. This time, they discuss how Chris went about the creative process with the help of a ghostwriter, just as Prince Harry did with his tell-all memoir, Spare, and Chris shares a bit more insight…
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In this first show of the New Year, N.J shares his plans for 2023, introduces his new feature, and takes a look at Prince Harry's number one best-selling memoir, Spare. Chris Ryan-Taylor can be contacted at www.hostcat.co.uk Special thanks to Leighton Morrell of Glass House Studios for mastering the Strip Back The Pages signature tune - Copyright (…
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In this week's episode, N.J welcomes back Jess Haynes as they discuss Charles Dickens' novella, A Christmas Carol and what a typical Christmas was like in Victorian times. Happy Holidays, Merry Christmas, and a blessed New Year to you all. A Christmas Carol, by Charles Dickens, is available in several different formats. Simply search for your prefe…
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In this episode, N.J chats briefly with author Christine Phillips as they prepare for Christmas and plan their next discussion - working with a ghostwriter. Christine also has a very interesting take regarding what genre to choose for N.J's The Boy Who Cried Wolf project. To find out more... For further information about Christine's book, A Beautif…
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This week, N.J is in conversation with author, Anneliese Knop, who recently smashed the NaNoWriMo challenge. They discuss how she achieved it, her various writing projects, and Anneliese's disability lifestyle website. For more information, go to www.lookonthedarkside.com where you will find features including From Four Eyes to Four Legs, and detai…
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In this episode, N.J speaks again with Steph Goodacre in this first in a series of book reviews. Steph tells us about her favourite author, James Patterson, and the vast array of books he has written, including the Alex Cross and Women's Murder Club series. James is an inspiration to all aspiring authors. Steph concludes the interview by sharing he…
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In this episode, N.J explores where we read and takes a first glimpse into what are considered to be the most popular genres. He also introduces his new project, to re-work the Boy Who Cried Wolf fable over the coming months, which will ultimately be shared on this show as an audio immersive experience. Step one... is to choose a genre. You can con…
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In this episode, N.J explains how he won the NaNoWriMo 50,000 word challenge in 2020, after much encouragement from his mentor, with a final word count of 50,145. He then goes on to demonstrate how creativity works through a break down of how he composed, arranged and produced his show's signature tune. N.J's mentor, Daren King, writes time travel …
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This week, N.J chats to Sherlock Holmes super-fan Jess Haynes. They discuss various aspects regarding the Victorian detective and begin exploring life in Victorian England. To be continued when they discuss another story in a few weeks from the Victorian era. You can contact N.J in the following ways:- Email : stripbackthepages@gmail.com Twitter : …
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In this week's episode, N.J talks to author Christine Phillips about her book, A Beautiful Lie, which covers issues such as dealing with a life-changing medical diagnosis, and how she survived a three and a half year relationship full of controlling and narcissistic behaviour. Regarding the online help and support groups for those suffering from MS…
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It's that time of year again, so your host thought it was time for some fun. This week, N.J's first guest, Steph Goodacre, who is an avid reader and will be doing some book reviews on the show over the coming months, joins him as they discuss Halloween and things that go bump in the night. Their main topic is Bram Stoker's Dracula where they take a…
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In this first episode, your host, N.J introduces himself and shares a glimpse of his own life story from professional musician to fictional writer. Follow him on this first step of his journey into becoming a fully fledged published author. N.J looks at some of the sinister stories that our innocent nursery rhymes are based on. You can contact N.J …
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This show follows the journey of both readers and writers as they explore the worlds' only books and audio-visual media can take us to. The host, N.J, talks to fellow literary and musical creators as they candidly strip back the pages to reveal the story behind their stories. Enjoy! Episode 001 will be released on all major podcast platforms on Wed…
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