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Interview!
The Baeg Tobar team and I all got interviewed back in March for the site Conversations with Writers. My interview has been posted today -- I think we'll see something from ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
lyster, Scott Colby, and Daniel Tyler Gooden soon, as well. I'll post the links when they're up.
A quick excerpt from one of my answers (that I hadn't remembered writing, but definitely sums up my feelings on the nature of story):
I love telling stories, no question about it. I think there's a magic in it, that we're following in a grand tradition that goes back to the beginning of language. Even if the story doesn't seem to have much to it, the act of telling, and of connecting, is -- I think -- part of what makes us human. And hopefully, if we can relate to each other's stories, we can relate to each other.
When you have a chance, please do go check out the rest of the interview.
lyster, Scott Colby, and Daniel Tyler Gooden soon, as well. I'll post the links when they're up.A quick excerpt from one of my answers (that I hadn't remembered writing, but definitely sums up my feelings on the nature of story):
I love telling stories, no question about it. I think there's a magic in it, that we're following in a grand tradition that goes back to the beginning of language. Even if the story doesn't seem to have much to it, the act of telling, and of connecting, is -- I think -- part of what makes us human. And hopefully, if we can relate to each other's stories, we can relate to each other.
When you have a chance, please do go check out the rest of the interview.
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It reminded me of something I had wondered before at some point: Is the third book of the trilogy you were contracted to do written? Do you have/will you at some point have the rights to do what you want with (like sell to someone else or publish online) the third book or the whole trilogy?
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The novels are set in the game setting, which is not my intellectual property. I hope to release all three as free e-books at some point. Regaining Home (book 3) is in a draft state currently, but I'm thinking of various ways to make use of it. :)
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