Brainstorm #112 (Guest Host: James Sutter)

James brainstorms a tale of post-apocalyptic rock and roll

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By Dave Robison ARCHIVOS: Brainstorm Episodes Episodes August 1, 2017

James Sutter – Executive Editor at Paizo Publishing and Creative Director of the Starfinder Role Playing Game – returns to the Brainstorming Arena to workshop a tale of rock and roll after the apocalypse.

The tale is offered up by creageous Guest Writer, Branden Green, a tale of dueling rock bands after the great war vying for control of the hearts and minds of the people. Marie Bilodeau rocks the co-host chair and together we re-kindle the Literary Alchemy Machine and conjure up some Literary Gold! (and if you missed it, you gotta check out James’s Insight Episode!)

Guest Writer: Branden Green

Brandon Green

Check out Brandon’s Website

COMING UP FOR JAMES

James Sutter

The “Starfinder” Roleplaying Game Launches at GenCon
He’s been writing Pathfinder: RuneScars with Wes Schneider
He’s also doing some video game writing… check out “Castle Creeps” for mobile phone

CONVENTIONS:

COMING UP FOR MARIE

Marie Bilodeau

Marie’s “Destiny” trilogy has been fully translated into French!

Destiny’s Blood: Amazon.com | Amazon.ca | Barnes & Noble
Le Sang de Mirial: Amazon.ca | Amazon.fr | Archambault

Destiny’s Fall: Amazon.com | Amazon.ca | Barnes & Noble
La Chute de Mirial: Amazon.ca | Amazon.fr | Archambault

Destiny’s War: Amazon.com | Amazon.ca | Barnes & Noble
La Guerre de Mirial: Amazon.ca | Amazon.fr | Archambault

CONVENTIONS:

[caution: mature language – listener discretion is advised]

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Dave Robison / About Author

Dave Robison has indulged in creative pursuits his entire life. His CV includes writing Curious George fan-fiction at the age of eight, improv theater at age ten, playing trumpet at age twelve, as well as a theater degree, creating magazine cover art, writing audio scripts, designing websites, creating board games, hosting mythological roundtables and generally savoring the sweet drought of expression in all its forms. His years of exploration give him a unique, informed, and eloquent perspective on the art of storytelling.

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