Uploaded April 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
In this episode of Imposter Hour, hosts Liz Keenan and Greg Wands sit down with television producer and author Sandra Chwialkowska to discuss her debut novel, The Ends of Things. Sandra shares her journey from screenwriting to novel writing, offering insights into character development, narrative structure, and the thematic depth of her work—particularly around female agency and societal expectations.
The conversation explores the psychological layers of her novel, set against the backdrop of the Bahamas, and the challenges of navigating reader expectations in the literary world. Sandra also reflects on self-perception, agency, and the impact of motherhood on identity, while unpacking the imposter syndrome that often plagues writers. She discusses the influence of social media on self-image and contrasts the creative processes of screenwriting and novel writing.
The episode culminates in a discussion on finding the right medium for storytelling and a look at Sandra’s upcoming projects.
In this episode of Imposter Hour, hosts Liz Keenan and Greg Wands sit down with television producer and author Sandra Chwialkowska to discuss her debut novel, The Ends of Things. Sandra shares her journey from screenwriting to novel writing, offering insights into character development, narrative structure, and the thematic depth of her work—particularly around female agency and societal expectations.
The conversation explores the psychological layers of her novel, set against the backdrop of the Bahamas, and the challenges of navigating reader expectations in the literary world. Sandra also reflects on self-perception, agency, and the impact of motherhood on identity, while unpacking the imposter syndrome that often plagues writers. She discusses the influence of social media on self-image and contrasts the creative processes of screenwriting and novel writing.
The episode culminates in a discussion on finding the right medium for storytelling and a look at Sandra’s upcoming projects.
