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    S55BE - Learning from TTRPGs: Authors & Dragons with Rick Gualtieri

    S55BE - Learning from TTRPGs: Authors & Dragons with Rick Gualtieri

    The crossover between writing and TTRPGs is nothing new, as represented by the long-running podcast Authors & Dragons. From character work to plot development, TTRPGs are the perfect place to get ideas or improve your skill in storytelling. We sat down with Rick Gualtieri, author of Bill of the Dead and The Girl Who Punches Werewolves and member of the Authors & Dragons podcast, to talk about gaming, writing and how the two can support each other.
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    • 29 min
    S55E8 - Learning from TTRPGs: Getting Feedback

    S55E8 - Learning from TTRPGs: Getting Feedback

    Writing a book is like telling a joke and having to wait two years to know whether or not it was funny. - Alain de Botton

    • 11 min
    S55E7 - Learning from TTRPGs: Writing LitRPGs

    S55E7 - Learning from TTRPGs: Writing LitRPGs

    Mate, this is the climactic battle and I’m the only one rocking the power of friendship. You’ve got no chance. You better knock out a backstory flashback toot-sweet or it’ll be a total walkover. - Shirtaloon, He Who Fights With Monsters

    • 11 min
    S55E6 - Learning from TTRPGs: Game Mechanics

    S55E6 - Learning from TTRPGs: Game Mechanics

    It is the spirit of the game, not the letter of the rules, which is important. - Gary Gygax

    • 11 min
    S55E5 - Learning from TTRPGs: Organizing Your Magic System

    S55E5 - Learning from TTRPGs: Organizing Your Magic System

    No, I would not want to live in a world without dragons, as I would not want to live in a world without magic, for that is a world without mystery, and that is a world without faith. - R.A. Salvatore

    • 11 min
    S55E4 - Learning from TTRPGs: Weaving in Backstory

    S55E4 - Learning from TTRPGs: Weaving in Backstory

    I cannot say this often enough: if your backstory is more interesting than your current era, you’re writing the wrong story. - Lynn Viehl

    • 11 min

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