Chapter
Exploring the Philosophy in Fiction
50:18 - 56:08 (05:50)
The conversation centers around the deep philosophical discussions present in fictional literature and how they may be even more applicable to adults. It also delves into how this can be a new creative outlet for the person being interviewed.
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Neil Gaiman's writing, including the Graveyard Book which was inspired by Ursula K. Le Guin, is heavily influenced by real people and events, which adds a spooky element to the stories.
50:18 - 53:17 (02:59)
Creative Writing
Summary
Neil Gaiman's writing, including the Graveyard Book which was inspired by Ursula K. Le Guin, is heavily influenced by real people and events, which adds a spooky element to the stories.
ChapterExploring the Philosophy in Fiction
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The host discusses his passion for exploring the deep philosophical discussions and truths found in fantasy and fiction books, which can often be more applicable to adults, and reflects on how he didn't notice certain aspects of these works when he was younger.
53:17 - 56:08 (02:51)
Philosophy
Summary
The host discusses his passion for exploring the deep philosophical discussions and truths found in fantasy and fiction books, which can often be more applicable to adults, and reflects on how he didn't notice certain aspects of these works when he was younger.