TELL THE DAMN STORY, ep 380: From Frankenstein to Private Eye: Teal James Glenn’s Creative Journey
It's How To Mash Horror, Noir Detectives, and Social Commentary from the Past About the Present.
In this monstrous episode, co-hosts Alex Simmons and Chris Ryan welcome prolific storyteller Teal James Glenn for a wide-ranging conversation that explores his award-nominated book, Not Born of Woman.
It's Teel's unique take on reimagining the classic Frankenstein’s monster as a private eye navigating the moral and social complexities of 1930s New York.
Teal shares tales from his journey through mystery and horror conventions, the trials and triumphs of recovering from serious health challenges, his relentless pursuit of the next great story, and so much more.
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00:00 Exploring Teal James Glenn's Works
06:22 "Adam Paradise's Quest for Meaning"
09:16 Writing & Publishing Achievements
12:43 "Book Series Tackling Heavy Themes"
13:40 "Observations on Humanity and Prejudice"
17:21 Confusion Over Racial Discrimination
20:12 Detective with Supernatural Sight
25:58 "Guilt and Innocence in Adam"
30:06 Existential Quest: Am I Alive?
31:42 "Ship of Theseus Vibe"
36:22 "Adam: My Defining Character"
38:45 "Robert E. Howard's Alternate Adventures"
41:38 Greatest Lesson in Writing Journey
44:27 "Artistic Storytelling in Poetry"
48:21 "Father's Comfort from Old Book"
51:04 "Menacing Poetry"
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