📚 “For me, when I write, it’s like a movie going across my eyes and all I’m doing is converting that movie and putting it down on paper.” — Paul Rushworth-BrownAward-winning historical fiction author Paul Rushworth-Brown joins THE STORYTELLER’S SHELF PODCAST to share how his life as a high school teacher, professional football coach, and global traveler shaped his writing voice.His latest novel, Outback Odyssey, explores belonging, silence, and resilience through a cinematic story set in 1950s Australia — and it’s now being pitched for a film adaptation.In this episode, we talk about:– The art of making historical fiction feel authentic without “fact dumps”– How teaching influences storytelling and communication– Paul’s unique creative process (and why he never outlines)– Weaving First Nations culture into fiction with respect and depth– The journey from novel to screenplay to potential big-screen adaptationIf you’re a writer, reader, or lover of historical fiction, this episode is packed with inspiration and practical wisdom.🎧 Listen on Spotify: 🚀 Get Freebies & Insider Publishing Info: Check out our Website!🚀 Join the IG Family: Our IG🚀 Special Storyteller Savings (YES ON SCRIVNER TOO!): Linktree#HistoricalFiction #AuthorInterview #authortube #writersblock, #writers, #movies #bookstagram #booktok #bookrecommendations #ya #childrensbooks #artistoftiktok #bookrecommendations #booktofilm #writingcommunity #education #publishing

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