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World Builders — John Robin
Guess what? Today I thought I’d surprise those of you who have been following the World Builders series by … being my own guest. This is not based in narcissism. The reason I’ve chosen to jump in today is because … Continue reading
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World Builders — Zachary Linville
In today’s new installment of World Builders, I’m proud to welcome the Zachary Tyler Linville, whose book, Welcome to Deadland is leading the Nerdist Collection Contest with more than 700 copies pre-ordered! Zachary Tyler Linville is a graduate from The … Continue reading
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Tagged authors world building, how to world build, inkshares authors, Inkshares interviews, john robin's blog, Nerdist Collection Contest leader, Nerdist Inkshares, Welcome to Deadland, world builders interviews, world building strategies, Zachary Tyler Linville
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World Builders — Robert Wren
Welcome back to World Builders. Today my guest is the author of a Gaiman-esque fantasy novel, with a rich imagination for dreaming up imaginary worlds. Welcome, Robert Wren! Robert Wren is the author of Ophelia, Doll. This is his first … Continue reading
World Builders — Paul Inman and Patrick Ryerson
World Builders resumes again with another co-author team — Paul Inman and Patrick Ryerson. Patrick Ryerson was born in Livonia, MI about 18 miles from downtown Detroit. He moved to Myrtle Beach, SC at the age of 13 where he … Continue reading
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