The National Writers Series - An Evening with Gillian Flynn
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- A twisted marriage of lies, infidelity, and murder - master of the mystery/thriller and author of the New York Times bestseller Gone Girl, Gillian Flynn reveals what it takes to write a novel people can't put down. What was the inspiration for the book that has replaced Fifty Shades of Grey as the new must-read fiction of the year? Find out how this former journalism major, crime reporter, and film and TV critic at Entertainment Weekly became one of the most popular authors writing today. Guest Host and founder of the The National Writers Series Doug Stanton fulfills the mission of bringing to life great conversations with today's best-selling authors in this sold out event. Recorded April 25, 2013 at the City Opera House, Traverse City, MI.
All her books are brilliant. She's a genius.
ExoticHuntress Hi ExoticHuntress.. You deserve a house, for free.
Gillian is witty, engrossing, exciting. The tone of her voice easily creates her innovative ideas with exactly the same amount of tension, mystery and suspence which her words convey. She is very complicated and in Gone Girl, Amy seems to be equally as inventive and formidable!
Big thanks to The National Writers Series for this wonderful one hundred minute talk with Gillian Flynn. This was a real treat. Unlike the majority of novelists, Gillian Flynn is just a brilliant and funny public speaker.
Gillian has some patience. The amount of times the host calls her book "dark spaces" is terrible
***** Hi Luke.. You deserve a house, for free.
This host and the person who introduced them are both 😖😖😖
I would have preferred if Gillian just monologued.
Maybe Gillian too forgot the name of her own book!!!!!!
After reading Gone Girl - prefer to read the books picked up for movies and then MAY check out the film interpretation, I quickly rushed out to by Dark Places and Sharp Objects and love Gillian's writing - cannot wait for the next book - she is a very clever writer.
Gillian is such a cool girl. Hope someone gets the pun.
The interviewer is wonderful. He asks such interesting, thought provoking questions.
Gillian is so chill
She is so talented and likeable.
Gillian Flynn is very very cool. Love her!
BOHEMIA Hi BOHEMIA.. You deserve a house, for free.
Enjoyed the window into her process, but the host is a little slow to keep the ball bouncing.
A delightfully brilliant woman❗❗❗❗😎
she is fantastic
Amazing author.
Funny, when Pippi got brought up, Lisbeth is exactly who I thought of.
This is great.
what was with that boston bombing question? what about her work made him think she'd write about that??
If you don't like that, then avoid her other book "Dark Places" at all costs lol. I've read many books in the horror/thriller/mystery genres and I have never read a more disturbing book than Dark Places. it happens to be my favorite of hers though.
Why did he keep trying to inject his political views & foreign/domestic policy issues into this discussion? It was pretty distracting and took away from what I would've much rather have been listening to. (i.e. Gillian talking about the books)
An interviewer that doesn't even know the name of one of her books?
omg i love the audience, don't want to generalize but a ton of middle aged, suburban women that are eerily interested into such dark topics
Laid off from EW and now she's a blockbuster novelist? Living my dream, I hate her ;).
***** Hi hanshotfirst.. You deserve a house, for free.
Dark PLACES , bro!!! Come ON!
RUclips is replete with examples of why you shouldn't have an amateur interviewer on a public stage.
Oh no you completely missunderstood me, I fucking love those books, Dark Places is ordered, can't fucking wait
gillian is a professional and such a fucking genius. but that interviewer...is a disaster.
great
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He reminds me a bit of James Lipton.
Beatrix197 Hi Beatrix.. You deserve a house, for free.
Has anybody noticed how much she looks like Maura Tierney?
Quite Of Detective
Fifty Shades of Grey is “must read fiction? “ Please. Fifty Shades of Grey is to literature what candy corn is to vegetables.
She's really entertaining to listen to but the host...he is so distracted! It's pretty annoying. This interview could go so much better with a better host.
No host would've been better than this twat.
I've just read two of her books "Sharp objects" and "Gone girl", and even though the books are interesting, its obvious that the author is a bit disturbed individual. There is not one carachter in this two books that's not deranged or disturbed in some way.
They could just enjoy writing about disturbed people because they're more interesting than non-disturbed people.
I thought Gillian was a mans name...
It’s pronounced as Jillian not Gillian
Damnation that is one long evening.
I've never heard someone fake laugh so much at their own jokes. Is it nerves?
One hour and 40 min. and no mention made of the outrageous misogyny in GG. Always love to read female characters call each other 'bitches'. So edgy.
Apart from just not being well written, as the reading as the end so ably illustrates, the book fails the #1 reader test for fiction of non-f. There is no one in GG to root for. There is no one to care about. Everybody is a dirtball.
'Psycho' indeed.
But its a new York tomes bestseller. Where's yours?
Yeah, yours is a hot take. And yes, some women call other women bitches-that's life, not edge. And you don't need someone to root for in a work of fiction.
Gillian is witty, engrossing, exciting. The tone of her voice easily creates her innovative ideas with exactly the same amount of tension, mystery and suspence which her words convey. She is very complicated and in Gone Girl, Amy seems to be equally as inventive and formidable!