Happy Halloween season, friends,
Brent will return to his monthly Question & Response video series this Thursday, 15 October, at 2pm PDT. Get those peanuts and questions ready for your favorite ginger raconteur!
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Well look at that–another Q&R video on Brent’s official Facebook page:
Show Notes:
.14: “What’s the deal with the clock, Brent?”
.42: “How often does a mirror like Janus Borig appear?”
1.03: “Do you have any idea where you’re going with your next series?”
1.28: “Are you playing D&D at the moment?”
2.44: “What is your background besides writing?”
2.55: “How long did you consider the concept of the Lightbringer series before writing it?”
5.08: “What was the biggest inspiration behind the drafters and their abilities?”
8.12: “Were the book four twists planned from the beginning?”
Additional Resources:
Home page for D&D online: http://ow.ly/dyea50nuof3
And speaking of D&D, here are Lightbringer Character Sheets: http://ow.ly/8UQG50nuof0
Gloomhaven: http://ow.ly/qJfF50nuof4
Further reading on The Medici Effect: http://ow.ly/LjB250nuof2
Further reading on Siddhartha: http://ow.ly/lllL50nuof1
After a brief break, we’re back to our regularly scheduled programming! Show notes below video:
*When I say “November 2018” I really meant February 2019. (Look, friends, I have books to write.)
1. “How do you create a training arc for a character who will eventually become a badass?” – .39
2. “How do you get through writing scenes that are emotionally charged?” – 3.50
3. “When you are writing your books, do you write in public spaces?” -7.18
4. “How long does it take to develop a character? What is your best advice for creating realistic, believable characters?” – 9.07
Also FTR a new poll question is live!
Do you feel like my FAQ just doesn’t cover the bases? Are you dying to know if I’ll bring back Blue? Want to ask for hints about The Broken Eye? Just want to see what kind of cookies I like best so you can bring them to a signing (hint hint)?
Good news! Goodreads is rolling out a brand new feature, Ask the Author, which allows you to submit questions on their website. If/when I’m able to respond, you’ll see the question and answer on my Goodreads page. I’ll have this feature turned on when I’m taking questions — and I’ll be sure to announce those times here — and I’ll be starting TODAY. So head on over HERE, scroll down below the “Brent Weeks’s Books” Section to submit questions, and I’ll work on responding to as many as I can this afternoon!