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In this engaging episode of HODGEPOD, host Rob Fredette welcomes Martha Burns, the author of "Blind Eye," to discuss her fascinating journey from a career as a CPA to becoming a full-time writer. Burns shares her motivations and inspirations behind "Blind Eye," a novel set in southeastern New Mexico, driven by real events and community impacts. Through vivid narrative and compelling storytelling, "Blind Eye" explores themes of rural isolation, community dynamics, and the consequences of turning a blind eye to troubling situations.
Burns opens up about her writing process, the challenges of crafting a story inspired by true events, and the responsibility she feels in portraying real-life subjects. She also provides insight into her disciplined approach to writing and the collaborative support she receives from fellow writers. The conversation takes listeners across different geographical settings, highlighting Burns' second novel and her ongoing project set in Hawaii. With enthusiasm and infectious passion for storytelling, Martha Burns captivates and inspires, shedding light on the artistry behind her deeply human narratives.
"Blind Eye" can be purchased on Amazon, Barnes and Noble and indieboud.org
Martha has her own website below.
www.marthaburnswriter.com
RECORED MARCH 20, 2025
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