An all-time best selling fiction novelist whose stories revolutionized a genre, the publishing industry, and methods of creativity. He'd state that those who read his books knew him, but what can we learn from living with Harold Robbins? We'll learn from that who knows best. Jann Robbins, widow of Harold Robbins, provides a valuable insight, live, Sunday night, along with her memoir, Harold & Me.
Day two at the Turpentine Creek wildlife refuge, where we learn "every tiger carries its markings under fur". Also, how to disassemble a your tent for the next creative project.
Plus: A discussion of Jann Robbins' memoir, "Harold & Me". Jann's husband, Harold Robbins, revolutionized the publishing industry and fiction genre in the 20th century. A moderate depth discussion one week from interviewing Jann Robbins herself.
Think you have to be a left-brained genius to become a famous creative?
High-profile writers including Truman Capote, Wiliam Carlos Williams, and Frank O'Connor once were isolated together in a frat house to be evaluated by a neuroscientist who answers this question.
The best time to create, according to science, is early morning when the brain's frontal lobe is on the blue frontier.