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Stories That Change Us

Stories That Change Us

De: Kat Lewis Laurel Thomas Micah Leydorf Melissa Grace
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Where great storytelling meets craft. Four writer-friends dive into the most iconic fiction of the last century—not just to admire it, but to dissect it. We uncover what makes these stories unforgettable: sharp characters, masterful plots, and the social undercurrents that give them staying power. The result? A lively, intergenerational conversation that sparks insights for writers at every stage. Whether you're dreaming of your debut or leveling up your next bestseller, this is your place to learn how great stories are made.

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  • Episode 14: Seduction, Suspense, and Structure: Writing Lessons from Dracula

    Episode 14: Seduction, Suspense, and Structure: Writing Lessons from Dracula
    Sep 11 2025

    Dark, seductive, and terrifyingly atmospheric—Bram Stoker’s Dracula isn’t just a gothic horror classic; it’s a masterclass in mood, suspense, and novel structure. In this episode, we analyze Dracula, exploring how Stoker uses lush imagery, slow-burning tension, and themes of sexuality, superstition, and science to craft a bestselling story that still resonates today. Discover what modern writers can learn from this enduring masterpiece—and how to apply those lessons to your own fiction.


    Moderated By: Melissa Grace

    Question: what is a story that has changed your life?

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    38 m
  • Episode 13: Revenge, Riches, and Reader Hooks: The Bestseller Blueprint of The Count of Monte Cristo

    Episode 13: Revenge, Riches, and Reader Hooks: The Bestseller Blueprint of The Count of Monte Cristo
    Sep 9 2025

    Epic, vengeful, and intoxicatingly rich—Alexandre Dumas’s The Count of Monte Cristo is a masterclass in storytelling. With sprawling narrative scope, intricate foreshadowing, and characters as vivid as the Parisian underworld itself, Dumas transforms a tale of betrayal into a symphony of revenge and redemption. His use of suspense, irony, and symbolic transformation keeps readers enthralled as Edmond Dantès evolves from naïve sailor to enigmatic avenger. Join us as we unravel how Dumas crafts a timeless saga where justice is never simple, vengeance is never clean, and fate itself bends to the will of one man determined to reclaim his life.

    Question: what is a story that has changed your life?

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    35 m
  • Episode 12: Ten Little Hooks: How “And Then There Were None” Builds Unputdownable Suspense

    Episode 12: Ten Little Hooks: How “And Then There Were None” Builds Unputdownable Suspense
    Aug 27 2025

    Haunting, suspenseful, and devilishly clever—Agatha Christie’s And Then There Were None remains one of the most chilling mysteries ever written. With masterful use of red herrings, precise pacing, and an eerie atmosphere of isolation, Christie pulls readers into a psychological trap that feels inescapable. Her sharp dialogue and meticulous plotting strip away each character’s façade, exposing guilt, fear, and desperation in terrifying succession. Join us as we unpack how Christie transforms a simple whodunit into a haunting study of justice, morality, and the darkness lurking within us all.

    Question: what is a story that has changed your life?

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    34 m
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