Every story decides how it wants to be told.
Some stories become novels.
Some become films.
Some become shows.
Some become conversations.
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The Battle For Forever series
Who would you be if you could live forever?
Alexander Grant has graduated high school top of his class — seventeen times. He just bought his 651st house. And someone has finally found him.
Audiobooks performed by Wil Wheaton and Ray Porter.
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Readers’ Favorite AudiobookBronze
Cost me a lot of sleep — it is that engrossing!
DocJim, Audible
The first book was great. This one is over-the-top non-stop action.
Christopher Hasse
Refreshingly original. It emphasizes wit, knowledge, and experience as the keystones for survival instead of some supernatural edge.
Sean Post
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The Velvet Sledgehammer
Sex. Commitment. The Fate Of The World Economy. It’s December, 1993—the eve of finalizing the most far-reaching global agreement ever proposed—and these are the things hijacking Billy Gerrick’s brain.
The Wall Street Journal calls him “The best thing to happen to international trade since the boat.” Only Billy knows the truth…he’s a ticking time bomb.
This book is definitely different than his other work, but captures the perfectly imperfect moments of our lives. He also encapsulates how one decision can impact the trajectory of the rest of our lives.
I rooted for Billy. I swore at Billy. I cried with Billy. I definitely identified with Billy. Check out this book, you will not be disappointed.
Angelica, Audible review
The podcast
Don’t Worry, No One’s Listening
These aren’t the podcasts you’re looking for. Screenwriter and novelist Edward Savio sits down with writers, filmmakers, and other dangerously creative people to talk unfiltered about blank pages, creative chaos, and the ways stories can save us. Honest, funny, and definitely not your normal book chat.
Books
What’s New
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A Brief History of Timelines
I use timelines. I’ve always used timelines in one form or another. Whether they were scribbled on a sheet of paper, part of a…
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“Um. Like. Where do your ideas come from?”
Julia Whelan tells the Philip Pullman story—his response to the dumbest question writers always get asked.
About
Edward Savio
Edward Savio is an award-losing screenwriter and award-winning novelist. He has written numerous film projects for Walt Disney Studios, Sony Pictures Entertainment and others. His DWNOL podcast has been nominated twice for Best Podcast. He once nearly drove Val Kilmer over a cliff.