In this podcast Jasper Bark talks about how to deal with negativity, successful writers, social concerns, sex, politics, religion and much more.

About Jasper Bark

Jasper Bark finds writing author biographies and talking about himself in the third person faintly embarrassing. Telling you that he’s an award-winning author of four cult novels including the highly acclaimed Way of the Barefoot Zombie, just sounds like boasting. Then he has to mention that he’s written twelve children’s books and hundreds of comics and graphic novels and he wants to just curl up. He cringes when he has to reveal that his work has been translated into nine different languages and is used in schools throughout the UK to help improve literacy, or that he was awarded the This Is Horror Award for his last anthology Dead Air. Maybe he’s too British, or maybe he just needs a good enema, but he’s glad this bio is now over.

Show notes

[01:10] Interview start. Best and worst points of Jasper’s career
[06:09] Dealing with negativity
[10:15] Religious themes within graphic novels
[23:56] When should and shouldn’t political and social concerns enter fiction?
[30:50] ‘Successful writer’
[36:00] If your next work was your last, what would you create?
[38:25] Forthcoming releases
[40:00] Connect with Jasper

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