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Erin L. Snyder

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For as long as I can remember, fantasy and science fiction were part of my life. I was practically raised on Lord of the Rings and Star Trek. Growing up, even Santa Claus had a wizardly connotation.

When I was about twelve, I was introduced to Dungeons & Dragons. The game's setting felt natural to me; a hell of lot more so than middle or high school. As the years went by, I gravitated towards narrative-heavy games and complex characters. It's not the only thing that pointed me towards writing, but RPG's were certainly an influence.

In 1998, I went to Hampshire College, where I concentrated in philosophy and creative writing. It was a fantastic experience: I took numerous classes in mythology, religion, and cognitive science. Altogether, it wa
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Erin L. Snyder "I ain't scared of you - you're just rabbits," the hunter says, standing before a hundred eyes catching starlight and a hundred ears listening to his …more"I ain't scared of you - you're just rabbits," the hunter says, standing before a hundred eyes catching starlight and a hundred ears listening to his beating heart. "I'll shoot you dead like the others," he adds, brandishing his empty rifle as the gathering shuffles closer.(less)
Erin L. Snyder I feel like this is a trick question. A more honest phrasing might be, "What fictional setting would you most enjoy dying in?"

Because, unless you chos…more
I feel like this is a trick question. A more honest phrasing might be, "What fictional setting would you most enjoy dying in?"

Because, unless you chose something like the world of "Goodnight Moon", you're probably not getting out alive. Elven archers and Jedi might be equipped to survive in fantasy/SF environments, but I certainly don't have the background to make it a day in Middle Earth or on Tatooine.

The sad truth is, the more entertaining a genre setting is, the more precarious being a civilian tends to be.(less)
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For Love of Children

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Now Available: The Weaving Spell


The ninth and final installment in The Citadel of the Last Gathering is now available for Kindle and in paperback.

I've been writing and revising these novels for the past ten years and mulling them over a lot longer than that, so it feels strange finally having them finished. If you've been reading along, I'd like to thank you for giving these books a chance. I'm proud of how the series came out, Read more of this blog post »
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A fascinating fantasy adventure with an evocative setting, intriguing magic system, and fantastic descriptions.
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