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World Builders — ST Ranscht and Robert P Beus
World Builders resumes today with more great insights from world building authors. Today, I welcome ST Ranscht and Robert P Beus. ST Ranscht saw her first work published at age 12 when her review of Joseph Conrad’s Heart of Darkness … Continue reading
World Builders — Paul Robinson
Today I’m taking World Builders on a detour into science fiction, with my guest, Paul Robinson, author of Ghosts of War. Paul Robinson is a 28 year old author and artist from Australia. Right out of high school an illness … Continue reading
World Builders — JF Dubeau
It’s time for yet another great World Builders interview! Today, Inshares Sword and Laser Collection contest winner JF Dubeau takes the stage. Between having a rare species of bacteria named after him and ascending Mount Everest, there is a long … Continue reading
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World Builders — A.C. Weston
Welcome to another great installment of World Builders! Today I welcome science fiction and space opera author A.C. Weston. Cara (A.C.) Weston was born in Colorado Springs, CO and now lives in St. Paul, MN. She has broken six bones … Continue reading
World Builders — Jamison Stone
Welcome to another World Builders! Today, I’m super excited to welcome Jamison Stone, world builder extraordinaire. Jamison is the Director and Lead Writer of Apotheosis Studios. In addition to his professional career, Jamison is also a Trustee, Committee Chair, and … Continue reading
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World Builders — Katie Miller
Welcome to another installment of World Builders! Today, I welcome Katie Miller, another fellow Inkshares fantasy author who was excited to share about her process. Katie Miller has been creating stories ever since she can remember. At six she wrote … Continue reading
World Builders — K.E. Madsen
Welcome to another installment in my new World Builders series! I’m excited to now offer this series Monday, Wednesday, and Friday of every week until the end of September, in an effort to spotlight some of the great talent in … Continue reading
World Builders — Rick Heinz
Welcome to another installment in the World Builders series, where I connect with fantasy, and occasionally other speculative fiction authors to explore the process of creating a believable and immersive imaginary world. Today I continue with the special segment of … Continue reading
World Builders — C. Brennecke
Welcome to the third installment in my new World Builders series, where I explore the process of creating a believable and immersive imaginary world. Over the next several months, I will be connecting with fantasy authors and asking them to … Continue reading
World Builders — Lizette Clarke
Welcome to the second installment in my new World Builders series, where I’ll be exploring the aspect I love most about epic fantasy: the process of creating a believable and immersive imaginary world. Over the next several months, I will … Continue reading
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