Surfing Through Sobriety: Will Thatcher's Addiction Fiction Journey
Episode Overview
Exploration of addiction fiction genre and its impact In-depth insights into the personal inspiration behind the book Significance of making amends and personal growth in recovery The power of fellowship and support in the transformative journey Excitement for the growing interest in addiction fiction and its potential for relatable stories
Until you stop being hurt, you're not going to stop hurting other people.
Ever wondered how a surfing trip can mirror the tumultuous journey of recovery? In this engaging episode of 'Eternally Amy', Amy Liz Harrison chats with author Will Thatcher about his gripping novel, 'Killing Hurt'. The story follows Troy Martin, a recovering addict, as he embarks on a surfing adventure in Nicaragua to carve out a new life in sobriety. This episode dives into the complexities of addiction fiction, a genre that captures the raw and often harsh realities of recovery.
Will shares his inspiration behind the book, drawing from personal experiences and emotional highs and lows. Amy and Will explore themes of hurt, healing, and the power of making amends. They also discuss the enigmatic character Andy and ponder whether there will be a sequel. If you're intrigued by deep character development and stories that resonate with the long road to recovery, this episode is a must-listen.