Adrian Tchaikovsky Interview: Writing Mind-Blowing Worlds
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 พ.ย. 2020
- Arthur C. Clark award-winning author Adrian Tchaikovsky (Children of Time, Shadows of the Apt, The Doors of Eden) joins us again to discuss how to create amazing fantasy and sci-fi worlds. Enjoy!
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I fucking love this guy
He's awesome :D
I only recently discovered Adrian's books, they are amazing and the world building is fantastic
I know!!! I've only read Children of Time and Children of Ruin, and I'm excited by how many other books he has for me to still discover :D. What's your fave out of his?
@@Jed_Herne I only started reading his books 2 weeks ago, Children Of Time and Children Of Ruin. I started reading Dogs Of War Yesterday, which is fantastic. Your interview style is fantastic, I would love to read one of yours l, which would you recommend?
@@reznovhall9198 nice! I'm keen to read Dogs of War soon as well :).
In terms of my own books, I'd recommend starting with The Thunder Heist - it's a fast-paced fantasy story about a pirate trying to steal a device that draws energy from lightning. You can check out the full details here: jedherne.com/thethunderheist - thanks for your interest!
@@Jed_Herne I enjoy sea faring adventure books such as C.S Forester Hornblower series and Patrick O'Brian Master and Commander, I shall check it out :)
@@reznovhall9198 enjoy!
Just finished my first book by Tchaikovsky, Elder Race. It was a quick read if you haven't checked it out. Great interview looking forward to more of his work.
That book is also a perfect example of creating a satisfying close to a strory that, at the same time, feels like just the beginning for the main characters. Just to add to what they where talking about at 8:00
@larswillems9886 great point. It ended but it could have just been beginning