Chris Grabenstein on Creativity, Collaboration, and Writing That Lasts

Presented by: Chris Grabenstein | Clay Stafford

Categories: Humor | Informational | Storytelling for Kids

Clay Stafford interviews Chris Grabenstein about his path as a writer, his success in children’s literature, and his collaborations with James Patterson. The conversation blends humor, insight, and practical guidance on building a lasting writing career.

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