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CTP (S4EJulSpecial3) How Much Science Should Fiction Dare To Teach
Exploring more of the fascinating intersection of Activism, Community Engagement, Faith / Religion, Human Nature, Politics, Social Issues, and beyond - all in Biblical perspective
We talk with pathologist and author Devin Greene about what makes a medical thriller feel real, and why thrillers run on momentum more than a classic whodunit. We also dig into how to explain hard science like CRISPR in plain language, plus practical lessons about publishing, discoverability, and avoiding spoilers.
• Devin’s path from New York to California and medical training
• What a pathologist does and why TV skews forensic pathology
• How medical thrillers differ from mysteries
• Using CRISPR and gene editing as thriller fuel
• Writing accurate science that general readers can follow
• Why early readers matter for clarity and pacing
• A peek at an eco-thriller direction involving rhinos
• Where to find the books and the author site devengreene.com
• Why similar names can cause search and email mix-ups
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