Why I Write: Karen E. Osborne in Conversation With Janus Adams
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Why I Write: Karen E. Osborne in Conversation With Janus Adams
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Why does Karen E. Osborne write?
Emmy Award-winning journalist, historian, bestselling author, and radio host Dr. Janus Adams turns the microphone on Karen in this special episode of What Are You Reading? What Are You Writing?
Their conversation explores Karen’s writing life, how her characters lead her into difficult social and justice issues, and why trauma, family, resilience, race, and moral choices recur throughout her fiction.
Janus also asks what changed during the nine years between Karen’s debut novel and the completely reimagined Getting It Right: A Psychological Thriller.
Karen reflects on studying her craft, learning through writing communities and classes, and reading accomplished authors not just for pleasure but to understand how they make stories work.
They discuss what it means to write trauma without reducing characters to their wounds, why Karen returned to Alex and Kara, and how becoming a more experienced thriller writer transformed the novel.
Janus also reads an excerpt from Getting It Right.
A conversation about storytelling, growth, justice, and the lifelong work of becoming a better writer.