In this episode, Steve sits down with Angela Page, author, playwright, screenwriter, filmmaker, and president of the South Florida chapter of the Women's National Book Association.

Angela shares the remarkable true story that inspired her latest novel, Enrico G., based on her great-grandfather's extraordinary life in Italy and New York during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The conversation explores the challenges of transforming family history into compelling fiction while preserving the spirit of the people who inspired it.

Together they discuss:

• The true story behind Enrico G.
• Adapting stories between novels, screenplays, and stage plays
• Traditional, hybrid, and self-publishing
• Marketing books in today's publishing landscape
• Turning books into films and television projects
• AI as a tool for writers
• Finding writing communities and professional support
• Balancing historical accuracy with engaging storytelling
• Writing about difficult and controversial subjects with empathy and humor
• Why it's never too late to pursue a creative career

Angela also shares practical advice for aspiring authors, from querying publishers and avoiding common publishing pitfalls to building a long-term writing career in an ever changing industry.

Whether you're a reader fascinated by historical fiction or a writer looking to navigate today's publishing world, this episode offers an insightful conversation about creativity, perseverance, and the many paths that lead to telling meaningful stories.

Guest: Angela Page https://angelapage.net/

Featured Book: Enrico G. https://amzn.to/44uLFlX