Crossroads of Crime: Fiction, Reality, and Meaning with Walter B Levis
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Journey from Tennis Pro to Crime Writer: An Interview with Walter B. LevisIn this captivating episode, host Dian Griesel engages in a deep conversation with Walter B. Levis, a former crime reporter and author of 'The Meaning of the Murder.' Join them as they explore the intersections of fiction and non-fiction crime, the psychology behind criminal acts, and Walter's unique transition from being a tennis pro to a crime writer. The discussion delves into Levis's career, his inspirations, and the philosophical underpinnings that influence his writing. Don't miss this insightful look into the world of crime journalism and fiction.
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I’m Dian Griesel and in November of 2017 I began blogging as @SilverDisobedience on my website and @SilverDisobedience on Instagram Facebook and @DianGriesel X Career-wise, I am a perception analyst, counselor, hypnotherapist, author of 16 books and a Wilhelmina model. For 30 years, via owning an investor & public relations firm, while being in private practice, I have helped my clients to achieve greater understanding as to how perceptions impact everything we do whether personally or professionally. A couple of years ago I added a podcast. Episodes are unscripted, with plenty of no-holds-barred revelations from fascinating, accomplished guests living diverse lives. Intimate stories about work, play, psychology, relationships, pop culture, trends, B.S. + more are unpacked through thought-provoking questions that spark honest revelations, pivotal moments, and unguarded insights — stunning even the boldest guests with their own “aha” truths. ✨
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This episode was recorded in collaboration with The Manhattan Center, New York City, New York
Show Run:00:00 Introduction and Guest Introduction01:17 Walter's Early Career and Transition to Writing01:37 The Draw to Crime Writing01:54 From Tennis Pro to Crime Reporter09:22 First Big Crime Story11:40 The Meaning of the Murder13:32 Perception and Storytelling23:12 Crime Fiction vs. Reality26:03 Challenges of Hybrid Crime Writing26:37 Philosophical Influences and Beginnings27:08 A Formative Experience with Writing30:17 The Power of Language and Writing32:53 Balancing Fiction and Nonfiction35:31 The Art of Fiction Writing36:36 Empathy and the Writing Process38:28 The Transformative Power of Writing45:45 Choosing a Career Path47:56 Inspiration from 9/1149:47 Conclusion and Final Thoughts