In this episode of the Silver Disobedience® Perception Dynamics™ Podcast, host Dian Griesel aka @SilverDisobedience sits down with Lou Romano, a businessman, proud Bronx native, and bestselling author. Lou shares his journey from growing up in an Italian neighborhood in the Bronx during the 1950s to becoming a prolific writer whose books are now gaining widespread recognition. They discuss his inspirations, the complex characters in his novels, the challenges of writing and editing, and more. Lou also opens up about personal experiences that have influenced his writing, including a deeply impactful event involving his family. The episode dives deep into the creative process, the psychological aspects of crime literature, and what makes certain stories resonate with readers. Join Dian and Lou for an engaging and heartfelt conversation that offers a unique look into the life of a fascinating author.
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00:00 Introduction and Guest Introduction
00:52 Lou Romano's Bronx Roots
02:15 Influences and Inspirations
03:20 Transition to Writing
05:01 Writing Process and Challenges
07:46 True Crime and Popularity
13:36 Intercession and Personal Struggles
19:55 Editing Woes and Final Thoughts
24:12 Exploring Multilingual Book Markets
24:54 The Challenge of Marketing Books
25:07 Discussing 50 Shades of Grey
26:19 Encouraging a Love for Reading
27:43 The Role of Luck in Writing Success
28:09 Writing as a Passion Project
30:46 The Art of Storytelling
36:48 The Popularity of Crime Stories
41:29 Turning Books into Movies
45:48 Concluding Thoughts and Farewell