Episode 101: Welcome To The Lodge - With Jeremy Eads
In this episode of Soul-R Powered, Ryan Hall sits down with Jeremy Eads, a former Army intelligence officer turned horror and suspense author. Jeremy shares his journey from military service to writing, highlighting the pivotal role of The Writers Hotel and his experiences in New York City. The discussion covers the challenges of self-publishing, supporting indie authors, and the importance of self-belief in handling criticism. Jeremy talks about his debut novel "The Lodge," its characters, and the reception it's received. He also offers encouragement for aspiring artists and reflects on the surreal moments of his writing career.
Key Points
- Resilience and persistence in the face of failure can ultimately lead to success and fulfillment.
- Creating and sharing art, whether writing or music, often involves overcoming self-doubt and external rejection.
- Supporting and uplifting fellow artists can foster a stronger, more vibrant creative community.
About The Lodge: A demon runs a bed and breakfast in southwest Virginia where sin never needs a reservation. A guilt-ridden retiree, two little boys, and a pair of meth-making cousins will challenge America's most wanted black widow, a haunted southern town, and the Devil himself. The quest for salvation will lead to the darkest parts of themselves as well as the beating black heart of Summit Valley, Virginia. The Lodge, a B&B where the turn down service is to die for.
About Jeremy: Jeremy Eads was first published at six years old. Since then, he’s gone on to be a traveling musician, soldier, spy, and software engineer. His debut novel, The Lodge, is being published by Wicked House Publications with an official release date of July 28, 2023. He’s also volunteered as an adult education instructor but at heart remains a storyteller. When not writing, Jeremy spends his time chasing his four children who are all faster than he is.
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