Rebecca Serle on Writing with Depth and Brevity
Our guest, Rebecca Serle, is the New York Times bestselling author of Once and Again, Expiration Dates, One Italian Summer, In Five Years, and The Dinner List, to name a few. Serle also developed the hit TV adaptation Famous in Love, based on her YA series of the same name. She is a graduate of USC and The New School and lives in LA with her husband and daughter. Today, we talk about: creative brainstorming, motherhood and writing, when time travel isn’t really time travel, and so much more! Looking for our community of readers and writers? Join 23,000+ other creatives at CreativeInspiredAlive.com: ask questions of upcoming podcast guests, behind-the-scenes publishing insights, creativity coaching sessions, “Reading with Wonder” Book Clubs, and more. »The audio version of the show is also available on major podcast streaming platforms.
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