Joseph Coulson on The Prince of Memphis | Elvis Presley, Secrets & the Power of Storytelling
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What if Elvis Presley had a son whose story was never meant to be told?
Author Joseph Coulson joins Steve Richards on Speaking of Writers to discuss The Prince of Memphis, a provocative new novel blending music, mystery, romance, race, and the mythology of the King of Rock ’n’ Roll.
Aron Beale believes he is Elvis's unacknowledged son. When he prepares to publish a memoir revealing his secret, he finds himself facing powerful adversaries determined to keep his story buried. With journalist Odelia Jane Phillips at his side, Aron embarks on a dangerous journey through the landscapes and legends of American music.
Joseph talks about the inspiration behind the novel, the complexities of race and identity, the relationship between a famous father and an unknown son, and the role music plays in revealing truths that words alone cannot express.
We also explore Joseph's life as a novelist, poet, playwright, and musician, and discuss what happens when history, imagination, and the stories we tell about our cultural icons collide.
Featuring a fascinating conversation about The Prince of Memphis, the creative process, and the power of stories that refuse to stay buried.
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