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Revisiting the past through fiction with Rhonda Zimlich
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What happens when childhood memories collide with historical events?
In this episode, I sit down with Rhonda Zimlich—author, writing teacher at American University, and storyteller. Rhonda shares the inspiration behind her novel, Raising Panic, a story rooted in her own experiences and the tragic PSA 182 crash in San Diego.
Set in 1978 in rural Southern California, Raising Panic captures the resilience of two young girls navigating chaos and loss. Rhonda opens up about weaving personal history into fiction, exploring the nuances of memory, trauma, and creativity.
Does technology threaten creativity—or enhance it?
We explore this question, discussing how Gen Z’s innovative use of technology is reshaping literature and storytelling.
Tune in for an episode that celebrates resilience, creativity, and the enduring power of stories to
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➡️ P.S📘 If you love stories with mystery, identity, and a touch of the mystical...
You’ll want to read my new novel, Karma Unleashed—a supernatural suburban thriller set between two cultures.
📚 Grab it on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FH6GZX6N
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1. Revisiting the past through fiction with Rhonda Zimlich (00:00:00)
2. Raising Panic (00:00:04)
3. Writer's Retreats, Publishing, and Marketing (00:14:29)
4. Generation of Future Writers (00:20:19)
5. Exploring Writing and Technology (00:34:56)
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