Writing a Graphic Novel: Insights from New York Times bestselling author Eric Geron
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Prepare to be enchanted as we chat with Eric Geron, a masterful storyteller and New York Times bestselling author. In this candid conversation, Eric takes you on his journey of becoming an author, while shedding light on the often mysterious process of creating a graphic novel. Even if you're not an illustrator, Eric's insights on the genre and crafting his debut graphic novel, Fry Guys, will inspire you to pen your own visual story - mad drawing skills or not!
Join us for this memorable chat and seize your chance to learn from the best. You don’t want to miss this one!
Also, in this episode:
- switching genres as an author
- writing under a pseudonym
- writing software
About Eric Geron
Eric is the #1 New York Times bestselling author of The Hocus Pocus Spell Book, Poultrygeist, A Tale of Two Princes, and Bye Bye, Binary, along with numerous other titles, including the New York Times bestselling Descendants novelization under the name Rico Green. He earned his creative writing degree from the University of Miami and spent many years at Disney as an editor of New York Times bestselling books. He currently resides in New York City.
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Chapters
1. Switching Genres to Graphic Novels (00:00:00)
2. Writing and Illustrating a Graphic Novel (00:05:00)
3. [Ad] The Poetry Podcast with A (00:20:43)
4. (Cont.) Writing and Illustrating a Graphic Novel (00:21:26)
5. Writing Process and Software Preferences (00:23:53)
6. Final insights (00:30:11)
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