The Darkroom Podcast was born to tell the founding stories behind some of the world’s most influential creators, artists and entrepreneurs: highlighting their failures, experiences and visions for the future. Our host Dane Deaner gets to the root of how these creators went from an idea to building large scale companies and personal brands.
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The Darkroom Podcast was born to tell the founding stories behind some of the world’s most influential creators, artists and entrepreneurs: highlighting their failures, experiences and visions for the future. Our host Dane Deaner gets to the root of how these creators went from an idea to building large scale companies and personal brands.
In this episode of The Darkroom Podcast we spoke with New York Times bestselling author and anonymous poet Atticus. Known for his short form poetry, Atticus has been writing under his pseudonym while capturing the hearts and minds of his over 1 million followers. His third book, The Truth About Magic, is set to release on September 10th and is the final chapter in his trilogy. Atticus first began writing after a serendipitous run in with notorious actor Michael Manson in France and was inspired by his openness to share his love of poetry. Behind the mask, Atticus feels like he can write freely and vulnerably without the baggage that comes along with fame. Atticus has grown his work to expand into new fields, launching his own red wine called Lost Poet with the founders of wine subscription company Winc and a short form podcast coming out September 1st. Atticus now travels the world reading his poetry to his thousands of fans and continues to write as inspiration comes.
The Darkroom Podcast
The Darkroom Podcast was born to tell the founding stories behind some of the world’s most influential creators, artists and entrepreneurs: highlighting their failures, experiences and visions for the future. Our host Dane Deaner gets to the root of how these creators went from an idea to building large scale companies and personal brands.
