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In episode 31 of Creative Dynamos, I interview author Andrew K. Clark. Andrew discusses his journey as a writer, starting from high school, and elaborates on his works 'Where Dark Things Grow' and 'Where Dark Things Rise.' He delves into the influence of his Appalachian roots, the importance of authentic voice in storytelling, and discusses the balance between maintaining character depth and engaging readers in horror fiction. The conversation also touches on effective marketing strategies for authors, the significance of literary community engagement, and a shared appreciation for grits.
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