“Unlock Your Creative Potential: Discover the Secrets Behind Nick Berg’s Writing Mastery!”
In today’s Write Now interview, we dive into the fascinating world of Nick Berg, the brilliant mind behind Shadows of Tehran. Picture this: a part-time writer who juggles his role as the Senior Vice President of Digital Platforms at a leading engineering firm while passionately crafting narratives that explore the complexities of human experience. How does he manage to turn his own life’s struggles into captivating stories that bridge cultural divides? With insights drawn from his personal journey and a love for the intricacies of storytelling, Nick invites us into his creative space where ideas take shape amid the gentle company of his three cats. Ready to learn more about the layers of his work and the inspirations behind it? Step into the world of Nick Berg and discover the stories that challenge us to rethink the gray areas of life. LEARN MORE
Today’s Write Now interview features Nick Berg, author of SHADOWS OF TEHRAN.
Who are you?
Nick Berg, based in Charlotte, North Carolina. Currently, I work as SVP of Digital Platforms for SoftServe, a Digital Engineering company. I am a part-time writer.
What do you write?
I started writing as a way to process my own experiences and to explore the rich tapestry of history and personal struggle. Writing began as a therapeutic outlet and evolved into a passion for storytelling, particularly stories that bridge cultural divides and offer insights into human resilience. In terms of themes, I steer clear of overly simplistic depictions of good versus evil. My focus is on the grey areas of human experience — the complexities and internal conflicts that define us. As for words, I try to avoid those that feel unnatural or forced in the context of my characters’ worlds. I absolutely love what I do. Writing is not just a profession but a way of connecting with others, of telling stories that might otherwise go unheard. It’s deeply fulfilling to craft narratives that resonate with readers, offering them perspectives that challenge and enlighten. This connection, this ability to touch the lives of others through words, is why I continue to write and explore new stories.
Where do you write?
I usually write in a small, quiet home office that overlooks the yard. The space is designed to minimize distractions and maximize comfort, with a large desk, a comfortable chair, and plenty of natural light filtering through large windows. On the walls, I have framed invitation cards to President Obama’s first inauguration and a signed Christmas card from Obama Family. I also have pictures of places that inspire my writing, including scenes from Tehran and New York City, reflecting the settings of my stories. I have 3 Cats in my office that usually keep me company and they are a welcome distraction in the writing process.
For writing, I primarily use a laptop with a word processing software that allows me to easily organize my drafts and research notes. I use an E-writer for taking notes. Additionally, I use a few apps to keep my research organized and to…
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