CLEAN : Iceland's Prime Minister publishes her first thriller novel

The transcript discusses the speaker's journey in writing a project during COVID, highlighting the therapeutic nature of writing crime fiction. It touches on personal interests, the challenges of collaboration, and the style of the book, which is reminiscent of Agatha Christie. The speaker finds writing to be a solitary yet rewarding process, offering a break from daily routines.

What was the speaker's unexpected opportunity during the COVID-19 pandemic?

• Traveling the world

• Learning a new language

• Working on a project started in January 2020

• Starting a new business

How does the speaker describe their interest in crime fiction?

• As a professional obligation

• As a lifelong passion

• As a temporary interest

• As a new hobby

What does the speaker find therapeutic about writing fiction?

• The financial benefits

• The opportunity to travel

• The process of solving crimes and finding justice

• The chance to meet new people

What challenge did the speaker face while collaborating on writing?

• Difficulty in scheduling meetings

• Lack of creative control

• Disagreement on the story's genre

• Finding a publisher

How does the speaker's writing style compare to Agatha Christie's?

• It is more violent

• It focuses on horror

• It is reminiscent of mystery without much violence

• It is more romantic