TV Shows have become a medium for enjoying storytelling that combines the thrill of the audiovisual experience with the longevity of a book. Is it for this reason that we have become so enamoured with them?
Is this why moviemakers and cinema chains are afraid for their industry?
Yet TV shows, to be enjoyed at home, on the sofa and with friends or family, present us with a completely different experience. In this episode I have the immense pleasure of talking with Amber from Atlas Elsewhere and The Road to Tar Valon, an expert of TV shows and storytelling and whose unique analysis can be enjoyed on YouTube and other platforms (links are in the podcast notes) about our favourite shows of the last 12 months. Have a listen and let us know what you think.
Thank you Amber for taking the time to talk with me and for your insightful perspectives.
This is TwoandaMic, enjoy!
You can enjoy Amber’s expert content on all topics relating to books, TV shows and of course The Wheel of Time by clicking on the links below:
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