Magic, Murder & Mystery: Inside the Mind of Author John Gaspard
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What happens when magic meets murder? In this episode of Dairyland Frights, host John dives into a fascinating conversation with acclaimed mystery author John Gaspard, creator of the Eli Marks Mystery Series.
From sleight-of-hand illusions to real-world storytelling, this episode explores how magic, mystery, and the paranormal intersect, and why sometimes the scariest things aren’t supernatural at all.
🔍 Episode OverviewJohn Gaspard joins the show to discuss:
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The origins of the Eli Marks mystery series
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How magicians think differently, and how that shapes storytelling
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Writing mysteries that are both clever and fair to the audience
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The blurred line between illusion, deception, and belief
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His thoughts on ghosts, the afterlife, and unexplained experiences
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Behind-the-scenes insights into indie filmmaking and writing
Plus… a real-life unexplained moment involving a disappearing cup of coffee that might just make skeptics think twice 👀
🎩 About the Guest – John Gaspard-
Author of the Eli Marks Mystery Series (10 books strong)
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Creator of the Como Lake Players Mystery Series
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Host of Behind the Page: The Eli Marks Podcast
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Indie filmmaker with multiple low-budget features
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Expert in blending magic, mystery, and humor into compelling stories
His work dives into the psychology of deception, something magicians (and killers?) understand better than most.
🧠 Key Topics Covered 🎭 Magic & Mystery Writing-
Why magicians make perfect detectives
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Using real magic techniques to solve fictional crimes
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Crafting mysteries where the audience has all the clues
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Do ghosts exist?
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What kind of evidence would actually prove it?
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The psychology behind paranormal experiences
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Outlining vs “discovery writing.”
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Avoiding writer’s block
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Building compelling villains without revealing too much
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The realities of indie filmmaking vs Hollywood
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Why storytelling should always come from passion, not profit
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A skeptic’s take on ghosts that will spark debate
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The concept of “fair mysteries,” where readers can solve them too
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A real story about a vanishing coffee cup in a New York hotel ☕
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Why magicians understand deception better than anyone
If you love:
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Paranormal podcasts
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Mystery & thriller storytelling
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True crime with a twist
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Writing and creative insights
👉 This episode is for you.