Susie is a terrible wretch of a human. There is no compassion here. What a rotten human.
@Droxen2222 ай бұрын
Sometimes the Magic Works....This book single handedly killed my asportation to become a writer. It's actually pretty good. until he basically tells you wont achieve anything unless your entire life is writing. I was around 18 at the time. but after i read it, I just stopped writing altogether.
@Belkerlos2 ай бұрын
Video actually starts 2:30
@Crowka2743 ай бұрын
Try Explaining again for us.
@LastEuropean4 ай бұрын
Thank you for this interview. Never realized he was battling illness all this time. He will be missed.
@bethanywhite79044 ай бұрын
I LOVE Fredrik Backman. He has a gift.
@princessava44094 ай бұрын
He's just the best
@joanzensillystuff22854 ай бұрын
Thank you for sharing María's interview. It's really interesting. I belong to Canguro Academy, an English academy where we are reading "Love in English" in our book club as our February reading. I am particularly moved by the book as an English student. If you contact María E. Andreu, please congratulate her on behalf of all the members of the Canguro Academy book club. Btw, congrats for the podcast. Thanks🙋♂️
@texasbeast2394 ай бұрын
The original 1977 D&D 1E Monster Manual spoke in vague terms like "it is believed" or "rumor has it" about drow, while qualifying that nobody living had actually experienced a drow meeting in 1E. After that, the lore really only ever said that the 10-15 drow that PCs met at a time on particular campaigns were evil, without speaking about the race/species as a whole. Many people filled in that blank. Some refrained, though. They praised the first drow modules, but they asked for more details about where those isolated drow patrol groups ended. They knew that the monster manual and the modules were not the end-all, be-all. The publisher, TSR, responded by saying that they already had a full schedule of other modules lined up and none of those focused on drow again, so inquirers would need to be patient. But it doesn't seem that they were patient. Most assumed the existing lore said it all. Some of those who didn't made up their own lore by playing it out in their home campaigns. And then in 1985, the Unearthed Arcana reference book came out and said that gamers could indeed play drow if they wanted, and they were not limited to evil moral alignments, either. Canon said that drow could be good or neutral, too! And then in 1987, Bob Salvatore took that blurb and began exploring the hell out of it in the Forgotten Realms setting, with what is now called "The Legend of Drizzt". People who have rejected his recent additions to drow lore just haven't been paying attention ever since 1987--or '77. Bob has said elsewhere that he regrets that the D&D overlords didn't do enough to clarify all of this from the beginning, because some nasty accusations about racial prejudices and stereotypes have been lodged at D&D over the drow and other types of fantasy lifeforms in the IP, largely due to the prevailing assumption that essentially all drow are bad. That assumption was allowed to linger for decades. He undermined it in his books, sure, but the notion was not officially, definitively, overwhelmingly put to rest. However, I believe the truth was already hinted at with the mystical "rumor has it" lingo in the very beginning, and then blazingly broadcasted with the UA blurb a few years later. So the fact that many people nevertheless persisted with their false assumption is not the fault of D&D or Salvatore. That's on those other guys.
@giovanniberti95925 ай бұрын
Thank you from Italy. I wish we could have the last trilogy into Italian, but it hasn't been translated yet.
@rabbisiddiki84345 ай бұрын
I must say, your content ,your way of talking , presentation, and graphics are truly impressive. It's evident that you're dedicated to providing valuable content to your audience .You deserve more viewers and subscribers .After conducting a comprehensive analysis, I identified a several number of SEO-related aspects that might be impacting the discoverability of your videos .As a result you were deprived from more organic viewers and subscribers.
@Toshineko5 ай бұрын
I read Marc Cameron's book, Tom Clancy Power and Empire. I loved it! I especially loved how John Clark was portrayed in the book, as well as the mastermind villain. My only complaints was that the story meandered a bit in some places and the ending and finale was... rushed. I don't know, it seemed that Marc didn't have enough time to finish his story properly. Still, I enjoyed the book. An instant page-turner for me.
@watcherofthewest85975 ай бұрын
Paoli I seems like a nice guy, but those eragon books were damn near plagiarizing Lucas and Tolkien
@tartanbessy4365 ай бұрын
Thank you for interviewing Laurel, one of my favourite authors ❤
@watcherofthewest85976 ай бұрын
Did Hank Garner use to go as Hank green or is that someone different?
@HankGarner6 ай бұрын
Sorry, different Hank.
@watcherofthewest85976 ай бұрын
@@HankGarner no, very good video! Just two similar names and similar content...that was bugging me. Thank you!
@HankGarner6 ай бұрын
@@watcherofthewest8597 btw we've had Hank Green on our show: kzread.info/dash/bejne/iq18lLmDn6_fgcY.htmlfeature=shared
@turtledex7 ай бұрын
Great Interview <3 Especially part about spellsinger, but i watched the whole thing : D
@kiwifruitkl8 ай бұрын
MS Word - versatile, useful, industry-standard Scrivener - niche software I think I will go with MS Word then because MS Word can do just about anything, and that almost everybody is using it. Scrivener... not so much. Might as well just use Word for everything, even using it like Scrivener. :D :D :D
@lisalasoya28988 ай бұрын
So, Steven we want to rate your genius that you applied in this book, the English village of Shawhead, where there's one road in and one road out. And on that road this morning is an abandoned vehicle ...with an ominous bloodstain inside. SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES SHAUN MICHAEL BOSSE v. OKLAHOMA ON PETITION FOR WRIT OF CERTIORARI TO THE COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS OF OKLAHOMA No. 15-9173. Decided October 11, 2016
@Leebearify8 ай бұрын
One of the most amazing ladies around. I love listening to her and reading everything she has written (or suggested) You are in for a treat if you haven't !
@ButterpOsse129548 ай бұрын
Oh hey Hank can we drop off the Teena Playbook at 306 Gold? BTW, someone might be clipping their fingernails quietly at their desk. Say it ain't so, Mark! Not mean!?! :(
@TheBlackRomanceWriter9 ай бұрын
❤❤❤
@user-dy7ol7xq5n10 ай бұрын
Bro that’s my uncle
@rachelkoch10910 ай бұрын
I’m halfway through The Sun Down Motel and The Other Side of Midnight is next on my list!
@giggityXlegit10 ай бұрын
I read her book last year. It made me sick. Idk if I got drain damage now or not. I will never forgive her for the effects I received after reading Maureen Callahan’s book, American Predator. 2/10 Do not recommend.
@arthurharris942810 ай бұрын
Great to hear his voice again! Nice interview. Lots of info I never knew about this wonderful person who I had the distinct privilege to know! 🙏🙇♂️❤️
@jason193211 ай бұрын
Hey Hank, what is an email, I have someone who recently wrote an amazon book he needs to be on your podcast!!
@LawrenceCaldwellAuthor11 ай бұрын
I don't know why this popped up into my feed, but it made me snort a spaghetti up my nose. Glad I never gave this hack a chance. 🤣
@keefir1111 ай бұрын
Excellent,informative interview! Currently enjoying the Lilac Girls audiobook ….appreciate the format that the author chose,and the voices of her characters!
@mikefeddersen247611 ай бұрын
P.P.S. this a really great interview. I will probably be subscribing. 😊
@mikefeddersen247611 ай бұрын
Evidently I am one of those fans that take offense at cliffhangers, I believe I left a very hateful review at the end of "Valkyrie" and I probably did a refund on my audiobook purchase. I have bought all of the books in the series, it's been a year I think, still haven't listened to the last two books in the series, yet. I am wholeheartedly a huge fan of "The Ascendant" trilogy and liked the main character so much that I have listened to the series 4 times. I would love Alanson adding more to the series. Maybe I should go look up that "Valkyrie" review? 🤔
@mikefeddersen247611 ай бұрын
P.S. an author really should be able to write any way they want, and if they want to leave you with an impossible cliffhanger, that's there choice. I think it's pretty ballsy, I would think they leave themselves open for fan's to not continue the series. Maybe there could be a spoiler note right before it happens, "Notice* Author is going to take a dump on the main character, you may want to pause here until the next book in the series is out." (The reason I hadn't finished the series was one of the fans in the Craig Alanson group on Facebook mentioned if I hated the cliffhanger at the end of"Valkyrie", I was really going to hate the next book's ending. So I stopped listening, and waited for the final two books to come out. )
@motecuzoma69 Жыл бұрын
Thanks, both of you great speakers, and Brad here at México City it's admired and we hope more books from him translated to spanish.
@WhatEver-fv2vd Жыл бұрын
I broke free
@Heathennation1976 Жыл бұрын
I've had honestly all his books on myself even the new trilogy for a while I just picked up the bring down heaven series I'm on book to the Mortal tally now freaking awesome so far I should have been reading this guy's books a long time ago great writer I love these characters and world going to have to go back and read Tome of the under Gates great interview guy seems pretty cool down-to-earth just wants to write cool stories that are badass I'm so glad he didn't write anything that was like The Wheel of Time his books are action-packed they don't slog their pace is excellent I really wish you would have talked about more of the other characters mainly just talked about Lenk and Kat cool interview though new subscriber here
@All.Natural. Жыл бұрын
Just read the book and absolutely loved it!
@simonwolfe529 Жыл бұрын
The Sky Documentary by Jan based from the book, is a must see................tells you who the real assassins were.
@M.H.I.A.F.T. Жыл бұрын
Dean 'Atheists have no morals' Koontz. What a douchebag.
@SeanOLennon Жыл бұрын
Great interview....I'm finishing the latest of the Roland Ford series now, as a matter of fact. Parker has that same simple, yet taut and descriptive writing style that Maugham displayed...although of an obviously different genre.
@SuperJal1979 Жыл бұрын
I thoroughly enjoyed this book. It is hard to find anything in depth on this topic in English.
@RicoGrande-qv4ex Жыл бұрын
Very good overview and review of what it takes to be a writer. A successful writer. An aspiring writer would do well to listen to it. Covers most bases.
@lexyprice4753 Жыл бұрын
We're the same age and i agree with the books we were present with in high school. They were lectures in a story. Ugh! I went to Dean Koontz, Phyllis Whitney, Terry Brooks, Ann McCaffrey, and Christopher Pike.
@CanOfRabbitHoles Жыл бұрын
I'm so glad Scott really rates Master of Formalities, because frankly it has sooooooooo much going for it! I'd happily read a 10 book series in that universe.
@CanOfRabbitHoles Жыл бұрын
Thank you so much for this! I've recently realised Scott is one of my absolute favourite authors, and there is just so little out there to do with him.
@EricFieldBttryBulldog Жыл бұрын
This is great. Is this Jerry Pournelle’s final interview?
@HankGarner Жыл бұрын
I'm pretty sure, but don't quote me on that. He is greatly missed.
@EricFieldBttryBulldog Жыл бұрын
Very much so.
@EricFieldBttryBulldog Жыл бұрын
Baen’s 2019 The Best of Jerry Pournelle includes stories about Jerry’s life that probably came from this interview.
@christineroberts7524 Жыл бұрын
I just discovered your books and am reading Paradise Hotel and I love it. So happy to find this interview even this late after the novel is out but have to say you made my day! I am an older woman(not old!) who loves your entire conversation and view on life. Sad to say hard to find many women that feel the same way. So I thank you for doing this interview you really brightened my day. Look forward to your future writings. You should have many followers and I am getting copies for a friend. Bless you!
@wheelzwheela Жыл бұрын
I randomly found the After it happened series on audiobook. It’s been a long time since I have found a series as interesting. After about 12 hours of listening I realized what I like about it is that its not “woke” it’s just an interesting story with characters that could actually exist.
@helenadacosta39 Жыл бұрын
A huge data base has been created buy Steven Spielberg about the Holocaust with survivors film interviews. Also the Jewish community has an enormous information about the subject
@CurlyFromTheSwirly Жыл бұрын
I can't believe RA & some actually think this is a good idea. It's not. These are lame reruns. Even Wizards (as foolish as they are) at least knows he's out of ideas with Drizzt.
@vajidalishah3595 Жыл бұрын
Do u have any interviews with Gregg Hurwitz ?
@briancollins7296 Жыл бұрын
16:26 seems that another interviews audio was mixed in with this jerome presler interview. this there a chance this could get reuploaded with the original audio?
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4:14 Fenris evicting Bru sounds adorable 🐕🐈⬛️
Susie is a terrible wretch of a human. There is no compassion here. What a rotten human.
Sometimes the Magic Works....This book single handedly killed my asportation to become a writer. It's actually pretty good. until he basically tells you wont achieve anything unless your entire life is writing. I was around 18 at the time. but after i read it, I just stopped writing altogether.
Video actually starts 2:30
Try Explaining again for us.
Thank you for this interview. Never realized he was battling illness all this time. He will be missed.
I LOVE Fredrik Backman. He has a gift.
He's just the best
Thank you for sharing María's interview. It's really interesting. I belong to Canguro Academy, an English academy where we are reading "Love in English" in our book club as our February reading. I am particularly moved by the book as an English student. If you contact María E. Andreu, please congratulate her on behalf of all the members of the Canguro Academy book club. Btw, congrats for the podcast. Thanks🙋♂️
The original 1977 D&D 1E Monster Manual spoke in vague terms like "it is believed" or "rumor has it" about drow, while qualifying that nobody living had actually experienced a drow meeting in 1E. After that, the lore really only ever said that the 10-15 drow that PCs met at a time on particular campaigns were evil, without speaking about the race/species as a whole. Many people filled in that blank. Some refrained, though. They praised the first drow modules, but they asked for more details about where those isolated drow patrol groups ended. They knew that the monster manual and the modules were not the end-all, be-all. The publisher, TSR, responded by saying that they already had a full schedule of other modules lined up and none of those focused on drow again, so inquirers would need to be patient. But it doesn't seem that they were patient. Most assumed the existing lore said it all. Some of those who didn't made up their own lore by playing it out in their home campaigns. And then in 1985, the Unearthed Arcana reference book came out and said that gamers could indeed play drow if they wanted, and they were not limited to evil moral alignments, either. Canon said that drow could be good or neutral, too! And then in 1987, Bob Salvatore took that blurb and began exploring the hell out of it in the Forgotten Realms setting, with what is now called "The Legend of Drizzt". People who have rejected his recent additions to drow lore just haven't been paying attention ever since 1987--or '77. Bob has said elsewhere that he regrets that the D&D overlords didn't do enough to clarify all of this from the beginning, because some nasty accusations about racial prejudices and stereotypes have been lodged at D&D over the drow and other types of fantasy lifeforms in the IP, largely due to the prevailing assumption that essentially all drow are bad. That assumption was allowed to linger for decades. He undermined it in his books, sure, but the notion was not officially, definitively, overwhelmingly put to rest. However, I believe the truth was already hinted at with the mystical "rumor has it" lingo in the very beginning, and then blazingly broadcasted with the UA blurb a few years later. So the fact that many people nevertheless persisted with their false assumption is not the fault of D&D or Salvatore. That's on those other guys.
Thank you from Italy. I wish we could have the last trilogy into Italian, but it hasn't been translated yet.
I must say, your content ,your way of talking , presentation, and graphics are truly impressive. It's evident that you're dedicated to providing valuable content to your audience .You deserve more viewers and subscribers .After conducting a comprehensive analysis, I identified a several number of SEO-related aspects that might be impacting the discoverability of your videos .As a result you were deprived from more organic viewers and subscribers.
I read Marc Cameron's book, Tom Clancy Power and Empire. I loved it! I especially loved how John Clark was portrayed in the book, as well as the mastermind villain. My only complaints was that the story meandered a bit in some places and the ending and finale was... rushed. I don't know, it seemed that Marc didn't have enough time to finish his story properly. Still, I enjoyed the book. An instant page-turner for me.
Paoli I seems like a nice guy, but those eragon books were damn near plagiarizing Lucas and Tolkien
Thank you for interviewing Laurel, one of my favourite authors ❤
Did Hank Garner use to go as Hank green or is that someone different?
Sorry, different Hank.
@@HankGarner no, very good video! Just two similar names and similar content...that was bugging me. Thank you!
@@watcherofthewest8597 btw we've had Hank Green on our show: kzread.info/dash/bejne/iq18lLmDn6_fgcY.htmlfeature=shared
Great Interview <3 Especially part about spellsinger, but i watched the whole thing : D
MS Word - versatile, useful, industry-standard Scrivener - niche software I think I will go with MS Word then because MS Word can do just about anything, and that almost everybody is using it. Scrivener... not so much. Might as well just use Word for everything, even using it like Scrivener. :D :D :D
So, Steven we want to rate your genius that you applied in this book, the English village of Shawhead, where there's one road in and one road out. And on that road this morning is an abandoned vehicle ...with an ominous bloodstain inside. SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES SHAUN MICHAEL BOSSE v. OKLAHOMA ON PETITION FOR WRIT OF CERTIORARI TO THE COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS OF OKLAHOMA No. 15-9173. Decided October 11, 2016
One of the most amazing ladies around. I love listening to her and reading everything she has written (or suggested) You are in for a treat if you haven't !
Oh hey Hank can we drop off the Teena Playbook at 306 Gold? BTW, someone might be clipping their fingernails quietly at their desk. Say it ain't so, Mark! Not mean!?! :(
❤❤❤
Bro that’s my uncle
I’m halfway through The Sun Down Motel and The Other Side of Midnight is next on my list!
I read her book last year. It made me sick. Idk if I got drain damage now or not. I will never forgive her for the effects I received after reading Maureen Callahan’s book, American Predator. 2/10 Do not recommend.
Great to hear his voice again! Nice interview. Lots of info I never knew about this wonderful person who I had the distinct privilege to know! 🙏🙇♂️❤️
Hey Hank, what is an email, I have someone who recently wrote an amazon book he needs to be on your podcast!!
I don't know why this popped up into my feed, but it made me snort a spaghetti up my nose. Glad I never gave this hack a chance. 🤣
Excellent,informative interview! Currently enjoying the Lilac Girls audiobook ….appreciate the format that the author chose,and the voices of her characters!
P.P.S. this a really great interview. I will probably be subscribing. 😊
Evidently I am one of those fans that take offense at cliffhangers, I believe I left a very hateful review at the end of "Valkyrie" and I probably did a refund on my audiobook purchase. I have bought all of the books in the series, it's been a year I think, still haven't listened to the last two books in the series, yet. I am wholeheartedly a huge fan of "The Ascendant" trilogy and liked the main character so much that I have listened to the series 4 times. I would love Alanson adding more to the series. Maybe I should go look up that "Valkyrie" review? 🤔
P.S. an author really should be able to write any way they want, and if they want to leave you with an impossible cliffhanger, that's there choice. I think it's pretty ballsy, I would think they leave themselves open for fan's to not continue the series. Maybe there could be a spoiler note right before it happens, "Notice* Author is going to take a dump on the main character, you may want to pause here until the next book in the series is out." (The reason I hadn't finished the series was one of the fans in the Craig Alanson group on Facebook mentioned if I hated the cliffhanger at the end of"Valkyrie", I was really going to hate the next book's ending. So I stopped listening, and waited for the final two books to come out. )
Thanks, both of you great speakers, and Brad here at México City it's admired and we hope more books from him translated to spanish.
I broke free
I've had honestly all his books on myself even the new trilogy for a while I just picked up the bring down heaven series I'm on book to the Mortal tally now freaking awesome so far I should have been reading this guy's books a long time ago great writer I love these characters and world going to have to go back and read Tome of the under Gates great interview guy seems pretty cool down-to-earth just wants to write cool stories that are badass I'm so glad he didn't write anything that was like The Wheel of Time his books are action-packed they don't slog their pace is excellent I really wish you would have talked about more of the other characters mainly just talked about Lenk and Kat cool interview though new subscriber here
Just read the book and absolutely loved it!
The Sky Documentary by Jan based from the book, is a must see................tells you who the real assassins were.
Dean 'Atheists have no morals' Koontz. What a douchebag.
Great interview....I'm finishing the latest of the Roland Ford series now, as a matter of fact. Parker has that same simple, yet taut and descriptive writing style that Maugham displayed...although of an obviously different genre.
I thoroughly enjoyed this book. It is hard to find anything in depth on this topic in English.
Very good overview and review of what it takes to be a writer. A successful writer. An aspiring writer would do well to listen to it. Covers most bases.
We're the same age and i agree with the books we were present with in high school. They were lectures in a story. Ugh! I went to Dean Koontz, Phyllis Whitney, Terry Brooks, Ann McCaffrey, and Christopher Pike.
I'm so glad Scott really rates Master of Formalities, because frankly it has sooooooooo much going for it! I'd happily read a 10 book series in that universe.
Thank you so much for this! I've recently realised Scott is one of my absolute favourite authors, and there is just so little out there to do with him.
This is great. Is this Jerry Pournelle’s final interview?
I'm pretty sure, but don't quote me on that. He is greatly missed.
Very much so.
Baen’s 2019 The Best of Jerry Pournelle includes stories about Jerry’s life that probably came from this interview.
I just discovered your books and am reading Paradise Hotel and I love it. So happy to find this interview even this late after the novel is out but have to say you made my day! I am an older woman(not old!) who loves your entire conversation and view on life. Sad to say hard to find many women that feel the same way. So I thank you for doing this interview you really brightened my day. Look forward to your future writings. You should have many followers and I am getting copies for a friend. Bless you!
I randomly found the After it happened series on audiobook. It’s been a long time since I have found a series as interesting. After about 12 hours of listening I realized what I like about it is that its not “woke” it’s just an interesting story with characters that could actually exist.
A huge data base has been created buy Steven Spielberg about the Holocaust with survivors film interviews. Also the Jewish community has an enormous information about the subject
I can't believe RA & some actually think this is a good idea. It's not. These are lame reruns. Even Wizards (as foolish as they are) at least knows he's out of ideas with Drizzt.
Do u have any interviews with Gregg Hurwitz ?
16:26 seems that another interviews audio was mixed in with this jerome presler interview. this there a chance this could get reuploaded with the original audio?
overlaps to about 19:26