Unveiling the Dark: Crime Thrillers with John David Bethel
Episode Overview
Explore the making of 'Mapping the Night', a thriller set in Manhattan. Learn about John David Bethel's unique background and experiences. Discover the research behind crafting realistic crime fiction. Understand the psychological profiles of serial killers. Get insights into New York City's diverse cultural landscape.
It's an intricate weaving process that keeps the reader moving and on point.
Get ready for a thrilling ride on this episode of Guy’s Guy Radio, where host Robert Manni dives into the dark and twisted world of crime fiction with award-winning author John David Bethel. Known for his gripping novels like 'Evil Town' and 'Hotel Hell', Bethel joins the show to discuss his latest book, 'Mapping the Night'.
This thriller takes you deep into the Upper East Side of Manhattan, weaving a complex tale of serial murders that will keep you on the edge of your seat. Bethel shares fascinating anecdotes from his life, including his experiences growing up around legendary historical figures and working in high-level government positions. These experiences have undoubtedly shaped his ability to craft intricate plots filled with intrigue and suspense.
Manni and Bethel explore the unique atmosphere of New York City, capturing its diverse culture and the stark contrasts between its affluent and struggling communities. They also delve into the meticulous research that goes into writing a crime novel, from understanding police procedures to portraying the psychological profiles of serial killers accurately.
Whether you're a fan of thrillers or just love a good story, this episode offers a captivating look into the mind of a crime writer and the art of storytelling. Tune in to discover how Bethel brings his characters to life and why 'Mapping the Night' is a must-read for any thriller enthusiast.
So, if you're curious about what it takes to write a gripping crime novel or just want to hear some fascinating stories, this episode is one you won't want to miss.