Meagan Spooner's Blog, page 6
February 17, 2017
February 1, 2017
joolabee:
i’ve heard a lot of stories about writers that i love but i think my favorite one is...
i’ve heard a lot of stories about writers that i love but i think my favorite one is that the dragon age writers called the game world “thedas” because it was originally short for “the dragon age setting” and then they just didn’t change it
This is just about the truest thing I’ve ever heard about writing.
January 31, 2017
January 27, 2017
thesebrokenstars86:
Book Cover Porn: The Starbound Trilogy by...
Book Cover Porn: The Starbound Trilogy by Amie Kaufman and Meagan Spooner
not going to lie I kinda want to buy the dutch covers to add to my collection
I know, right? *drools*
(I love Sofia’s little cat eye wingtip on book three. Badass.)
January 19, 2017
January 18, 2017
sjaejoneswriter:AIEEEEEEEEEEE!!! A finished copy of WINTERSONG...
AIEEEEEEEEEEE!!! A finished copy of WINTERSONG arrived today! Almost makes up for the fact I had to go to the day job today.
SO PRETTY.
January 17, 2017
Reblogging this from Leigh because it is A+ but also like the...
Reblogging this from Leigh because it is A+ but also like the definition of Leigh and I love it.
I read the Starbound trilogy about a month ago ( still not over it
There are some scenes and elements that I can explain with pinpoint accuracy, and articulate exactly why they were included and crafted the way they were. The Butterfly Waltz in Their Fractured Light is not one of these elements. This question reminds me just how much of my writing is still instinct, instead of logical craft!
I wanted something that felt old and classic and nostalgic, while also still being clearly futuristic. In terms our cultural and artistic history, there are pieces of mus...
I read the Starbound trilogy about a month ago ( still not over it
There are some scenes and elements that I can explain with pinpoint accuracy, and articulate exactly why they were included and crafted the way they were. The Butterfly Waltz in Their Fractured Light is not one of these elements. This question reminds me just how much of my writing is still instinct, instead of logical craft!
I wanted something that felt old and classic and nostalgic, while also still being clearly futuristic. In terms our cultural and artistic history, there are pieces of mus...
I read the Starbound trilogy about a month ago ( still not over it
There are some scenes and elements that I can explain with pinpoint accuracy, and articulate exactly why they were included and crafted the way they were. The Butterfly Waltz in Their Fractured Light is not one of these elements. This question reminds me just how much of my writing is still instinct, instead of logical craft!
I wanted something that felt old and classic and nostalgic, while also still being clearly futuristic. In terms our cultural and artistic history, there are pieces of mus...
