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Send us a Text Message. Join us for an enchanting exploration into the world of historical fantasy as we sit down with author Judith Starkston. From the mystical realms of the Bronze Age Hittite Empire to the complexities of weaving magic into historical narratives, Starkston shares her insights into crafting immersive stories that blend the fantastical with the historical. In this episode, we delve into the intricacies of historical fantasy crafting, discussing Starkston's meticulous research process and her quest for authenticity amidst magical elements. We uncover the thematic depth of her works, which serve as a mirror to contemporary issues, using history as a lens to examine power dynamics and societal structures. Discover the secrets behind creating compelling characters who grapple with internal conflicts and evolve amidst the backdrop of ancient civilizations. Starkston sheds light on the delicate balance required to seamlessly integrate fantasy elements into historical fiction, steering clear of plot holes while maintaining narrative integrity. Moreover, we delve into the profound influence of reading on writing, as Starkston shares how her eclectic literary tastes have shaped her own storytelling journey. From fantasy realms to historical epics, each page turned has contributed to her creative arsenal. As our conversation unfolds, Starkston draws parallels between her experiences as a camp counselor and the lessons gleaned for both life and literature. Through resilience and adaptability, she navigates the challenges of crafting intricate narratives and forging connections with readers across time and space. Find Judith: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0D3C69SC6/ Support the Show. PageChewing.com PAGECHEWING: Comics & Manga Podcast Film Chewing Podcast Buy me a coffee Linktree Logo by The GlimmerTwin Art House Join Riverside.fm

Send us a Text Message. Join us as we dissect the intricacies of McCarthy's writing style, from its absence of punctuation to its biblical undertones, and uncover how these elements shape the narrative's profound impact. In our discussion, we unravel the complexities of the characters, particularly the enigmatic figure of the judge, and explore how violence intertwines with their development. From the haunting deserts of the American Southwest to the depths of the human psyche, we delve into the book's exploration of the thin line between civilization and chaos. With each page, Blood Meridian forces us to confront the darker aspects of humanity, raising questions about the nature of evil and the blurred boundaries between the natural and supernatural. Our conversation navigates through the cyclical nature of violence, the impact of repetition, and the haunting beauty of McCarthy's prose. Join us as we reflect on the lasting legacy of Blood Meridian and compare its reception to other works in the literary landscape. Whether you're a seasoned fan or discovering McCarthy's world for the first time, this episode offers fresh insights and perspectives that will leave you questioning the very essence of humanity. Tune in to explore the depths of violence, humanity, and the supernatural in Cormac McCarthy's Blood Meridian. Find Carl D. Albert: https://www.amazon.com/Truth-Crowns-Book-One-Eternal-ebook/dp/B0BY5T8Z9N Find Chris: https://www.youtube.com/@chrismohan Find Varsha: https://www.youtube.com/@ReadingByTheRainyMountain Support the Show. PageChewing.com PAGECHEWING: Comics & Manga Podcast Film Chewing Podcast Buy me a coffee Linktree Logo by The GlimmerTwin Art House Join Riverside.fm

Send us a Text Message. In this conversation, the group discusses chapters four through six of The White Luck Warrior. They explore various themes, including the character development of Sorweel, the moral dilemma of torturing the Sranc, the concept of humanity and its limitations, and the introduction of the character Indrilatas. They also speculate on the future of the story and the potential conflicts between characters. Overall, the conversation delves into the complex and thought-provoking aspects of the book. In this part of the conversation, the hosts discuss the potential fate of Kellhus and the role of the White Luck Warrior. They speculate that the White Luck Warrior may be the one to kill Kellhus, possibly in a cheap or unexpected manner. They also discuss the slow pacing of the second trilogy compared to the first, noting that there haven't been as many obstacles or battles for the characters to overcome. They wonder if the lack of clear progression is intentional and discuss the character development in the series. In this part of the conversation, the participants discuss various plot points and themes in The Aspect-Emperor series. They speculate on the tactics of the Sranc, the actions of Kellhus and Esmenet, and the role of Fanim. They also discuss the reliability of the Judging Eye and the implications of Mimara's pregnancy. The conversation then shifts to the mysteries surrounding Ishual and the dreams of the characters. They explore the effects of Kiri and its connection to the non-men. The participants also ponder the motivations of the gods and the conspiracy behind the events in the series. In this part of the conversation, the hosts discuss the potential identities of certain characters and the significance of their names. They speculate on the nature of the non-men and the no-god, and the parallels between the Dunyain and the non-men. They also ponder the contents of the coffers and the motivations of certain characters. The hosts share their predictions for the next set of chapters and discuss the potential outcomes for the main characters. Support the Show. PageChewing.com PAGECHEWING: Comics & Manga Podcast Film Chewing Podcast Buy me a coffee Linktree Logo by The GlimmerTwin Art House Join Riverside.fm

Send us a Text Message. Solo episode this week! In this episode, Steve provides an update on what he has been reading and discusses his thoughts on various books. He talks about his experience reading Blood Meridian by Cormac McCarthy and shares his disappointment with the repetitive nature of the book. Steve also discusses his thoughts on the Southern Reach trilogy, the Second Apocalypse series, and the manga series Blame. He mentions upcoming episodes and guests for the Friday Conversation podcast, as well as his other podcasts and reading commitments. Support the Show. PageChewing.com PAGECHEWING: Comics & Manga Podcast Film Chewing Podcast Buy me a coffee Linktree Logo by The GlimmerTwin Art House Join Riverside.fm

Send us a Text Message. Join us on a journey through the labyrinthine world of R. Scott Bakker's "The White Luck Warrior" in this captivating episode. Delving into the first three chapters of the book, we embark on a quest to unravel its deepest mysteries and explore the intricate themes woven into its narrative tapestry. In our discussion, we dissect the cryptic 'What Has Come Before' section, deciphering its hidden clues and unraveling its connections to the broader series. From the philosophical musings to the enigmatic nature of sorcery and its ties to reality manipulation, we leave no stone unturned in our exploration. As we traverse the landscape of the first holy war, we confront the metaphysical battleground where heaven and hell collide, delving into the motivations driving its participants and the sinister machinations of the Consult. But the mysteries don't end there. We delve into the depths of character deception, uncovering the manipulative schemes of Kellhus and the revelation of Soma's true identity as a skin spy. The implications of these revelations ripple through the narrative, leaving us questioning the motives of those we once trusted. As we navigate the treacherous terrain and confront the presence of the skin eaters, we grapple with the significance of protecting Mimera and the Judging Eye. Along the way, we encounter the addictive allure of the query, the haunting whispers of the sentient forest, and the echoing thoughts of stone hags. Join us as we embark on a journey of discovery, unraveling the threads of mystery that bind "The White Luck Warrior" and setting the stage for the epic revelations yet to come. Support the Show. PageChewing.com PAGECHEWING: Comics & Manga Podcast Film Chewing Podcast Buy me a coffee Linktree Logo by The GlimmerTwin Art House Join Riverside.fm

Send us a Text Message. Join Bob Gonzalez and Rhonda Parker-Taylor on an insightful journey into the world of publishing and writing in this engaging podcast episode. Bob shares his captivating tales of fishing adventures, while Rhonda delves into the suspenseful realm of her latest novel. Together, they unravel the intricacies of the writing business, emphasizing the entrepreneurial mindset required for success. From the importance of discipline and feedback to the nuances of traditional, blended, and self-publishing, Bob and Rhonda offer invaluable advice for aspiring authors. They explore the evolving landscape of book marketing, the looming influence of AI, and the pivotal role of editing in crafting compelling narratives. Discover how authors can stay connected with their audience through email newsletters and social media, while infusing promotional efforts with personal anecdotes for genuine engagement. With insights into character development, research techniques, and the profound impact of personal experiences on storytelling, this episode is a treasure trove for writers seeking inspiration and guidance on their creative journey. Tune in as Bob and Rhonda weave together their expertise and experiences, inviting listeners to explore the boundless possibilities of the written word. Find Rhonda: https://rhondaparkertaylor.com/ Find Bob: https://flickerinthewater.com/ Support the Show. PageChewing.com PAGECHEWING: Comics & Manga Podcast Film Chewing Podcast Buy me a coffee Linktree Logo by The GlimmerTwin Art House Join Riverside.fm

Send us a Text Message. In this conversation, the participants discuss their thoughts on various book series, including A Song of Ice and Fire and The Second Apocalypse. They share their opinions on the unfinished status of these series and the impact of the TV adaptations. They also discuss the writing style of George R.R. Martin and R. Scott Bakker, highlighting their strengths in world-building, dialogue, and thematic depth. The conversation touches on the challenges of creating the next big cultural phenomenon and the importance of organic storytelling. The conversation covers various topics including the TV show 'The Expanse', the influence of other works on storytelling, and the magic of certain books and games. The hosts discuss their experiences with different series and how they compare to each other. They also explore the concept of comparing works to others and the impact it has on the audience's expectations. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the influences and inspirations of the hosts in their own writing. The conversation in this part revolves around the process of starting and continuing writing, the challenges faced by authors, and the role of beta readers. The participants discuss their motivations for writing, the difficulty of finding time to write, and the addictive nature of creativity. They also touch on the length of time it takes to write a book and the pressure to meet deadlines. The conversation explores the role of publishers and the challenges of marketing and getting books into bookstores. The participants also discuss the importance of receiving feedback and criticism from beta readers and the different approaches to beta reading. In this final part of the conversation, the participants discuss the books they would love to read before they are published. They mention authors like Donna Tartt, Jonathan Strange and Mr. Norrell, Stephen King, and George R.R. Martin. They also share their thoughts on the length and pacing of certain books, including those by Joe Abercrombie and Patrick Rothfuss. The conversation concludes with each participant sharing the last book they finished reading. Find Susana: https://susanaimaginario.com/about.html Find Thomas J. Devens: https://fallofemros.blogspot.com/ Support the Show. PageChewing.com PAGECHEWING: Comics & Manga Podcast Film Chewing Podcast Buy me a coffee Linktree Logo by The GlimmerTwin Art House Join Riverside.fm

Send us a Text Message. The group embark on a thrilling journey into the world of R. Scott Bakker's "The Judging Eye." With razor-sharp analysis and infectious enthusiasm, they dissect the intricate writing style, immersive descriptions, and compelling character development that make Bakker's work a standout in the fantasy genre. Diving deep into the heart of the narrative, the group speculate on the motivations of the enigmatic non-men, exploring the complex theology that underpins their worldview. They wrestle with weighty questions of damnation, morality, and the existence of gods, unpacking the profound themes that resonate throughout the book. As the conversation unfolds, the hosts grapple with the nature of immortality and its impact on memory and emotion, weaving together threads of speculation about key characters. Along the way, they unravel the mysteries of the Judging Eye and ponder its significance in a world where good and evil are anything but black and white. From thought-provoking discussions on the nature of darkness and ignorance to spirited debates about the identity of the Wraith King, this episode offers something for both seasoned fans and newcomers alike. Join the group as they journey through the pages of "The Judging Eye," illuminating its hidden depths and leaving listeners eagerly anticipating the next installment in Bakker's spellbinding series. Support the Show. PageChewing.com PAGECHEWING: Comics & Manga Podcast Film Chewing Podcast Buy me a coffee Linktree Logo by The GlimmerTwin Art House Join Riverside.fm

Send us a Text Message. Mike Trigg, a former tech executive turned fiction author, discusses his transition from the tech industry to writing and the parallels he sees between the two. He shares his experiences in the tech industry and how they influenced his first book, which critiques Silicon Valley tech culture. Trigg also talks about the challenges of writing fiction and the importance of editing and getting feedback. He explores the impact of technology on modern life and the issues surrounding social media, data privacy, and misinformation. Trigg emphasizes the need for transparency and credibility in online information and the role of consumers in shaping the tech industry. The conversation explores the relationship between technology and human behavior, the impact of AI on society, and the potential dangers and benefits of AI-generated content. It also delves into the role of social media in shaping personal relationships and the challenges of finding a balance between affirmation and challenge. The discussion touches on the potential abuse of AI in areas such as online reviews and the importance of maintaining human connection and emotional resilience in relationships. In this conversation, Mike Trigg and Steve discuss the limitations of AI-generated novels and the importance of human connection in art and literature. They also explore the potential use of AI as a tool for authors and readers, as well as the challenges posed by deepfakes and misinformation. The conversation concludes with lighter topics, including favorite family recipes and albums that can be listened to repeatedly. Find Mike here: https://www.miketrigg.com/ Support the Show. PageChewing.com PAGECHEWING: Comics & Manga Podcast Film Chewing Podcast Buy me a coffee Linktree Logo by The GlimmerTwin Art House Join Riverside.fm

Send us a Text Message. Full episode will be live on Friday, April 12th! Support the Show. PageChewing.com PAGECHEWING: Comics & Manga Podcast Film Chewing Podcast Buy me a coffee Linktree Logo by The GlimmerTwin Art House Join Riverside.fm

Send us a Text Message. Join us as we journey deeper into the world of R. Scott Bakker's "The Judging Eye" in our latest episode. In this installment, we dissect chapters 9 through 13, unraveling the enigma of the White Luck Warrior and decoding the cryptic phrase 'a life forgotten.' Our discussion delves into the intricate themes of power dynamics, motherhood, and sexuality that permeate the series, examining the profound influence of gods on characters. As we navigate the complex motivations and actions of the characters, themes of redemption, the darkness that precedes, and the insatiable desire for power emerge. We explore the parallels between different characters and their journeys, sharing our hopes and fears for their development, particularly for Sorweel. Our conversation extends to the depths of belief and persuasion, as we unravel Sorweel's unwavering faith in Kellhus and delve into the mysterious rituals of the Yatwerians and the role of the Mandate Schoolmen. Alongside, we anticipate the unfolding dynamics of Kelmomas and Esmenet's relationship, resonating with the poignant themes of power, recognition, and betrayal threaded throughout the narrative. Support the Show. PageChewing.com PAGECHEWING: Comics & Manga Podcast Film Chewing Podcast Buy me a coffee Linktree Logo by The GlimmerTwin Art House Join Riverside.fm

Send us a Text Message. Join us in this insightful episode as we delve into the intricate world of content creation, exploring the importance of authenticity amidst the evolving landscape of online platforms. From YouTube to podcasting, social media to blogging, creators face a myriad of challenges and opportunities in their quest to connect with audiences and carve out their unique voice. Our guests share their experiences and reflections on maintaining authenticity in an era dominated by algorithms and trends. Through candid discussions and personal anecdotes, they explore the joys and pitfalls of running a YouTube channel, the nuances of engaging with diverse audiences, and the pressures of balancing passion with performance metrics. Tackling topics ranging from the impact of book reviews on channel growth to the risks of relying solely on platforms for income, this episode offers valuable insights for aspiring creators and seasoned veterans alike. Join us as we navigate the complexities of content creation and celebrate the enduring power of authenticity in fostering meaningful connections with audiences worldwide. Whether you're a seasoned creator looking for fresh perspectives or a curious listener eager to peek behind the curtain of online content creation, this episode promises to ignite thoughtful conversations and inspire you to craft your own authentic journey in the digital realm. Tune in and discover the art of staying true to yourself in a world constantly vying for attention and validation. Find our guests: Matt: https://www.youtube.com/@MattsFantasyBookReviews Varsha: https://www.youtube.com/@ReadingByTheRainyMountain P.L. Stuart: https://www.plstuart.com/ Carl D. Albert: https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/30017647.Carl_D_Albert Chris Mohan: https://www.youtube.com/@chrismohan Jarrod: https://www.youtube.com/@thefantasythinker Support the Show. PageChewing.com PAGECHEWING: Comics & Manga Podcast Film Chewing Podcast Buy me a coffee Linktree Logo by The GlimmerTwin Art House Join Riverside.fm

Send us a Text Message. Join us in this episode as we embark on a deep dive into the intricacies of R. Scott Bakker's epic Second Apocalypse series. Our conversation unfolds with the introduction of a new priesthood devoted to Yatwer, offering insights into the complex web of beliefs and worship within the Thousand Temples. Speculation runs wild as we ponder the elusive identity of the White Luck Warrior and unravel the enigmatic interactions between characters like Sorweel and Kel. As the discussion progresses, we explore the murky depths of moral ambiguity, tyranny, and manipulation under the rule of figures like Kellhus. Themes of coercion, fear, and surveillance permeate the narrative, prompting reflection on the nature of power and control. We dissect the motivations driving characters like Achamian and delve into the complexities of Kel's actions, questioning the boundaries of morality and sanity. Amidst the speculation, we ponder the implications of the voice in Kel's head. Our conversation also touches upon the lack of updates on R. Scott Bakker's writing, leaving fans eagerly anticipating the future of the series. Join us as we navigate the treacherous landscape of the Second Apocalypse, where mysteries abound and every revelation brings us closer to the truth. Tune in for an episode packed with riveting discussion, insightful analysis, and tantalizing speculation about the fate of beloved characters and the unfolding saga of the Second Apocalypse. Support the Show. PageChewing.com PAGECHEWING: Comics & Manga Podcast Film Chewing Podcast Buy me a coffee Linktree Logo by The GlimmerTwin Art House Join Riverside.fm

Send us a Text Message. Note: the BSFA nomination is for season 2 specifically, not season 1 Join host Tim Hardy in a captivating conversation with Emily Inkpen and Chris Gregory, the brilliant minds behind The Dex Legacy audio drama. Delve into the dark and thought-provoking world of this political science fiction series as the co-creators unravel the complexities of super soldier development and the moral dilemmas it entails. From the selection of actors to the meticulous editing process, discover the intricate steps involved in bringing The Dex Legacy to life in audio drama format. Explore the significance of interludes in enriching the storytelling experience and gain insight into the art of creating immersive sound effects. Learn how audio dramas offer a unique platform for audience engagement, allowing listeners to engage their imaginations and connect deeply with the narrative. As Emily, Chris, and Tim discuss the upcoming Season 3 and future projects, uncover the dedicated fan base and prestigious award nominations that have propelled The Dex Legacy into the spotlight. Whether you're a seasoned fan or new to the series, prepare to be immersed in a world where imagination knows no bounds. Tune in to discover the magic behind The Dex Legacy and learn how you can access this captivating audio drama on your favorite podcast platform. Don't miss out on this behind-the-scenes journey into the creation of a gripping sci-fi saga that pushes the boundaries of storytelling. Find The Dex Legacy: https://www.emilyinkpen.com/thedexlegacy-home/ BSFA Awards: https://bsfa.co.uk/bsfa-awards/ Find Tim Hardie: https://www.timhardieauthor.co.uk/ Support the Show. PageChewing.com PAGECHEWING: Comics & Manga Podcast Film Chewing Podcast Buy me a coffee Linktree Logo by The GlimmerTwin Art House Join Riverside.fm

Send us a Text Message. In this conversation, author Carl D. Albert discusses his book Truth of Crowns, the first book of the Ash Eternal series. He shares the spark and evolution of the idea, the influences that shaped the story, and the balance between drama and subtlety. Carl also talks about the impact of working with editor AP Canavan and how his background in screenwriting influenced his writing process. Additionally, he discusses his interest in writing for different mediums and the research he conducted to create a historical-inspired fantasy world. He also talks about his approach to writing action scenes and martial arts, as well as the significance of epigraphs in storytelling. The conversation delves into the impact of character deaths and the complex character arc of Loria. The interplay of personal and political dynamics is examined, along with the exploration of truth and interrogation. The conversation delves into the themes of tragedy, the nature of truth, the complexity of characters, the influence of mythology and fairy tales, and the progress on the second book. Truth of Crowns on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Truth-Crowns-Book-One-Eternal-ebook/dp/B0BY5T8Z9N Find Varsha here: https://www.youtube.com/@ReadingByTheRainyMountain Support the Show. PageChewing.com PAGECHEWING: Comics & Manga Podcast Film Chewing Podcast Buy me a coffee Linktree Logo by The GlimmerTwin Art House Join Riverside.fm

Send us a Text Message. Dive into the desolate landscape of Cormac McCarthy's masterpiece, 'The Road,' in this gripping podcast episode. Join our hosts as they traverse the bleak world painted by McCarthy's prose, dissecting the themes of hope, resilience, and the human spirit in the face of overwhelming despair. In this episode, we unpack the haunting brilliance of McCarthy's writing style, which envelops readers in a palpable sense of dread and hopelessness through its atmospheric descriptions. From the decision to leave the safety of a bunker to the relentless pursuit of a better life amidst the ashes of civilization, we explore the characters' unwavering determination to survive against all odds. As we journey alongside the protagonists, we confront existential questions about the nature of hope and the inherent goodness of humanity, challenging notions of nihilism and despair. The role of the boy, serving as a beacon of morality in a world consumed by darkness, becomes a focal point for discussion as we ponder the possibility of redemption in a shattered world. Through our analysis, we confront the brutal realities of survival in a post-apocalyptic landscape, where every step forward carries the weight of guilt and responsibility. We grapple with the fragility of humanity and the importance of clinging to hope in the face of seemingly insurmountable challenges. Join us as we navigate the barren wasteland of 'The Road,' uncovering its profound insights into the human condition and discovering the enduring power of storytelling to illuminate even the darkest corners of the human experience. Whether you're a seasoned fan of McCarthy's work or a newcomer to the world he has crafted, this episode promises to leave you with a deeper appreciation for the enduring impact of 'The Road.' Tune in and embark on a journey through desolation as we explore the timeless themes of survival, resilience, and the unyielding power of hope in 'The Road' by Cormac McCarthy. Find Varsha here: https://www.youtube.com/@ReadingByTheRainyMountain Find Chris here: https://www.youtube.com/@chrismohan Support the Show. PageChewing.com PAGECHEWING: Comics & Manga Podcast Film Chewing Podcast Buy me a coffee Linktree Logo by The GlimmerTwin Art House Join Riverside.fm

Send us a Text Message. Welcome to "Deep Dive into the Prince of Nothing Trilogy," where we explore the intricacies, themes, and mysteries of R. Scott Bakker's epic fantasy series. Join us as we embark on a journey through the appendices and spoilers of this captivating saga, delving into the depths of its world-building, characters, and philosophical underpinnings. In this episode, we dissect various elements of the trilogy, from the enigmatic No-God and the machinations of the Consult to the profound questions of free will and determinism. Our discussions are fueled by curiosity and a passion for storytelling, as we uncover hidden layers, analyze symbolic motifs, and contemplate the broader implications of Bakker's masterwork. Whether you're a seasoned reader of the series or discovering it for the first time, our podcast offers a thought-provoking exploration of the Prince of Nothing trilogy, inviting listeners to immerse themselves in a world of magic, intrigue, and existential reflection. Support the Show. PageChewing.com PAGECHEWING: Comics & Manga Podcast Film Chewing Podcast Buy me a coffee Linktree Logo by The GlimmerTwin Art House Join Riverside.fm

Send us a Text Message. Jennifer Manocherian discusses her experience writing a novel during COVID and the challenges of incorporating multiple points of view. She highlights the importance of collaboration and feedback in the writing process. Jennifer also shares her transition from theatre to novel writing and the differences in storytelling techniques. She emphasizes the need to fill in the gaps in a novel and create three-dimensional characters. The conversation explores the balance of multiple characters' stories and the challenges of integrating them into a cohesive narrative. In this part of the conversation, Jennifer Manocherian discusses finding the balance in writing, the catharsis of writing awful characters, and the importance of truth-telling and diplomacy. She also mentions other books with memorable characters and explores the collaboration between authors and readers. The conversation touches on the interactive nature of theater and the personal experiences and autobiographical elements in Jennifer's writing. Finally, she shares her journey of transitioning from theater producing to writing later in life. In this conversation, Jennifer Manocherian discusses various aspects of her life and writing career. She talks about the organic process of doing something and the importance of health and energy. Jennifer also shares her experiences with memory and articulation, as well as the challenges of writing voice and marketability. She emphasizes the need to connect with younger generations and stay open to new experiences. Jennifer discusses the relevance of being present and accepting change, and the impact of her first job on her life. She also touches on time management, seeking reviews, and the importance of being present. Find Jennifer here: https://jennifermanocherian.net/ Support the Show. PageChewing.com PAGECHEWING: Comics & Manga Podcast Film Chewing Podcast Buy me a coffee Linktree Logo by The GlimmerTwin Art House Join Riverside.fm

Send us a Text Message. In this final discussion for the Thousandfold Thought and the Prince of Nothing trilogy, the hosts express their appreciation for the series and discuss their favorite aspects and surprises. They have mixed reactions to the battle scenes, with some finding them confusing and others enjoying the cinematic elements. The character endings also elicit conflicting feelings, with some being satisfied and others feeling teased. The nature of Kellhus and his beliefs and motivations are explored, along with the uncertainty surrounding the No-God and the consult. The discussion ends with unanswered questions and speculation about Nathan's backstory. In this part of the conversation, the miscommunication between Kellhus and Moengus is highlighted, as well as the unclear timeline of events. The repetition in their conversation is also discussed, with some parts feeling unnecessary. The origin of humans and non-men is explored, along with the beliefs about the No-God. The role of Akamian as the hero of the story is debated, and the decision of Esmenet to stay with Kellhus is analyzed. The chapter concludes with a discussion on Kelllhus' teleportation ability. In this conversation, the hosts discuss the metaphysics and magic in the series, particularly focusing on the concept of carrying multiple ideas simultaneously. They speculate that this ability may be related to existing across multiple times as a fourth-dimensional being. They also explore the nature of the Thousand-fold Thought and its role in saving humanity. The hosts delve into the significance of dreams and memories, questioning their reliability and the possibility of manipulation. They analyze the complex character of Nair and his journey of self-discovery. The conversation concludes with reflections on the depth and richness of the series. Support the Show. PageChewing.com PAGECHEWING: Comics & Manga Podcast Film Chewing Podcast Buy me a coffee Linktree Logo by The GlimmerTwin Art House Join Riverside.fm

Send us a Text Message. Tim Hardy and R.J. Bayley discuss Tim's upcoming Kickstarter campaign to fund the production of an audiobook for his book series. They delve into the process of creating audiobooks, funding goals, and rewards for supporters. R.J. shares his voice acting experience and the nuances of narrating audiobooks. They explore the differences between reading and listening to books and the impact of audiobooks in reaching wider audiences. Topics include writing, narrating, Kickstarter campaigns, interpreting stories, finding narrators, audiobook business aspects, creative isolation, promotional modes, and the importance of followers in crowdfunding. Tim Hardy and RJ Bayley are accessible on various social media platforms and websites. Find the Brotherood of the Eagle Kickstarter here Find Tim Hardie Here Find RJ Bayley Support the Show. PageChewing.com PAGECHEWING: Comics & Manga Podcast Film Chewing Podcast Buy me a coffee Linktree Logo by The GlimmerTwin Art House Join Riverside.fm