Writer Amy Ephron talks writing style, building characters and her new book Unseasonably Cold
About this episode
Amy Ephron discusses her writing style, character creation, and her new novel Unseasonably Cold.
In Los Angeles today with acclaimed author, journalist and screenwriter Amy Ephron (A Cup of Tea: A Novel of 1917 and One Sunday Morning) talking about her tenth novel Unseasonably Cold - which chronicles the mysterious disappearance of a popular socialite who vanishes without a trace - set against the backdrop of 1939 New York. Join us as Amy discusses everything from her unique writing style, creating characters, to growing up in one of America's most celebrated, close-knit litera...
People in this episode
Host: Donna Reed
Guest: Amy Ephron
Topics covered
- writing style
- character development
- literature
- novels
- author interviews
Mentioned in this episode
Books & works: Unseasonably Cold, A Cup of Tea: A Novel of 1917, One Sunday Morning
Places: Los Angeles, New York
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