Ask the Author: Brian N. Tissot
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Brian N. Tissot
The planet Mül in Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets
Brian N. Tissot
When the bug to write hits you just sit down and get it down on paper, even if it's a few words. Later, those words can help get you jump started.
Brian N. Tissot
I love being able to go anywhere with my imagination, to create a world I would want to love in
Brian N. Tissot
Write from your passion and don't give up. It's a long haul (it took me five years) and if I didn't love what I was writing I would not have finished it.
Brian N. Tissot
I am working on the next book in series, Songs of Hina, which takes place in the future when a team returns to Thalassa to learn more about the inhabitants. Many of the mysteries in SOT will be explored more deeply, including the songs, and Thalassa’s moon, named Hina by Sage, will play a prominent role.
Brian N. Tissot
Wanting to draw attention to Earth’s plight, I thought the best way was to place someone who didn’t care about the environment on a virgin planet and see what happens. I believe they would see what Earth was like before we began to destroy its ecosystems, connect to its indigenous life and appreciate its beauty, and ultimately want to defend it. This is Sage’s journey on Thalassa.
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