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073 - Tim Akers, You're Weird Enough For Us, Part 2 [Worlds Asunder]

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Our guest today is Tim Akers, author of more than ten (often genre-blending) fantasy novels and more short stories and novellas than we wanted to count. Tim was born in deeply rural North Carolina and is the last in a long line of telephony princes, tourist attraction barons, and gruff Scottish bankers. He moved to Chicago for college and stayed to pursue his lifelong obsession with apocalyptic winters.

Author of series including the Spiritbinder Sag, the Burn Cycle Archives, and the Hallowed War books, Tim loves to write fantasy that blends elements of his favorite genres. Join us in learning about how to write a fantasy story in cyberpunk clothes.

In Part Two, We Discuss:

  • “Writing the other” and respecting varied viewpoints in your writing
  • Defining and determining genre
  • Viewing genre as a marketing tool
  • Looking at tropes as parts already explored, vs strict guardrails
  • Layering genre as world/setting and pacing/plot
  • Writing to market vs writing what you love
  • Writing stories that last

Resources and Guest Links:

Huge thanks to Tim for joining us! He’s a great champion for writing stories you’re passionate about and bringing personal experiences and beliefs into speculative fiction. We hope you enjoy this episode as much as we enjoyed recording it!

Host Links:

Credits: (all assets licensed through the sites listed)

  • Intro: Music- Cinematic Epic Trailer by PaulYudin on Pixabay
  • Animation and Image- From Vecteezy user- kazim hussian; from pixabay users-davidfoxx, DavidGallie, olenchic, stefaniejockschat, AiVreaSaStii, RuneSnow, duyen-nguyen, EnchantedStudios,
  • Outro: Music- Good Night by FASSounds on Pixabay
  • Animation and Image- From Vecteezy user-onlydesignz; from pixabay users-olenchic, Placidplace, Evgeniy_Z, Dantegrafico, Shayea_Kim

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Our guest today is Tim Akers, author of more than ten (often genre-blending) fantasy novels and more short stories and novellas than we wanted to count. Tim was born in deeply rural North Carolina and is the last in a long line of telephony princes, tourist attraction barons, and gruff Scottish bankers. He moved to Chicago for college and stayed to pursue his lifelong obsession with apocalyptic winters.

Author of series including the Spiritbinder Sag, the Burn Cycle Archives, and the Hallowed War books, Tim loves to write fantasy that blends elements of his favorite genres. Join us in learning about how to write a fantasy story in cyberpunk clothes.

In Part Two, We Discuss:

  • “Writing the other” and respecting varied viewpoints in your writing
  • Defining and determining genre
  • Viewing genre as a marketing tool
  • Looking at tropes as parts already explored, vs strict guardrails
  • Layering genre as world/setting and pacing/plot
  • Writing to market vs writing what you love
  • Writing stories that last

Resources and Guest Links:

Huge thanks to Tim for joining us! He’s a great champion for writing stories you’re passionate about and bringing personal experiences and beliefs into speculative fiction. We hope you enjoy this episode as much as we enjoyed recording it!

Host Links:

Credits: (all assets licensed through the sites listed)

  • Intro: Music- Cinematic Epic Trailer by PaulYudin on Pixabay
  • Animation and Image- From Vecteezy user- kazim hussian; from pixabay users-davidfoxx, DavidGallie, olenchic, stefaniejockschat, AiVreaSaStii, RuneSnow, duyen-nguyen, EnchantedStudios,
  • Outro: Music- Good Night by FASSounds on Pixabay
  • Animation and Image- From Vecteezy user-onlydesignz; from pixabay users-olenchic, Placidplace, Evgeniy_Z, Dantegrafico, Shayea_Kim

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