Laura Malin & MeiMei Fox on Storytelling, Audience Building & Book Adaptation
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What can happen when you stop thinking of your book as the final destination?
In this episode, I’m joined by Laura Malin to talk about the many directions a book or idea can take, from podcasts and social media to film and television.
Laura shares her experience working in the adaptation space and explains why authors should think about the “middle steps” between a book and a screen adaptation. We talk about audience building, finding comparable stories, momentum, nostalgia, and the importance of having an audience that genuinely cares about your work.
Then I take some time to share practical storytelling techniques authors can use in their own books. We talk about specificity, dialogue, using the five senses, authenticity, conflict, the “mystery box,” ambiguity, ticking clocks, research, visuals, audiobooks, and expert interviews.
It’s a conversation about both sides of the book journey: how to make the story itself stronger and how to think about where that story could go next.