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Rocket Talk Episode 66: Sam Sykes on Formative Fiction

 
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Welcome back to the Rocket Talk podcast!

Sam Sykes loves what he calls “formative fiction”. Join Justin and Sam as they discuss what formative fiction means to them, and why it played an important role in their reading life. Be warned: Dragonlance, Drizzt, and giggling abound.

Sam Sykes is the author of the Bring Down Heaven series, which began with The City Stained Red and continues in January with The Mortal Tally—both published by Orbit. His previous series, The Aeon Gates Trilogy, is complete. You can find Sam on Twitter, which you should consider both a recommendation and a warning.

Rocket Talk Episode 66 (55:49):

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Also! If you have an idea for an episode of Rocket Talk or would like to come on as a guest, reach out to Justin Landon at justin.landon@gmail.com. Obviously, we can’t accommodate everyone, but we’re always looking for new ideas and fresh perspectives. You can find all of the episodes of Rocket Talk on Tor.com here.

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Welcome back to the Rocket Talk podcast!

Sam Sykes loves what he calls “formative fiction”. Join Justin and Sam as they discuss what formative fiction means to them, and why it played an important role in their reading life. Be warned: Dragonlance, Drizzt, and giggling abound.

Sam Sykes is the author of the Bring Down Heaven series, which began with The City Stained Red and continues in January with The Mortal Tally—both published by Orbit. His previous series, The Aeon Gates Trilogy, is complete. You can find Sam on Twitter, which you should consider both a recommendation and a warning.

Rocket Talk Episode 66 (55:49):

Listen through your browser here:

https://reactormag.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/RocketTalkEpisode66.mp3

On a mobile device or want to save the podcast for later?

Listen to Episode 66: Sam Sykes on Formative Fiction

Get Rocket Talk on iTunes

Get the Rocket Talk feed

Also! If you have an idea for an episode of Rocket Talk or would like to come on as a guest, reach out to Justin Landon at justin.landon@gmail.com. Obviously, we can’t accommodate everyone, but we’re always looking for new ideas and fresh perspectives. You can find all of the episodes of Rocket Talk on Tor.com here.

The post Rocket Talk Episode 66: Sam Sykes on Formative Fiction appeared first on Reactor.

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