Steven Erikson | Author - Malazan Book of the Fallen
Steven Erikson (https://steven-erikson.org) is best known for his series, Malazan: Book of the Fallen, which introduced readers to a fantasy world unlike any other before.
While studying to become an archaeologist and anthropologist, Steven co-created the universe with Ian Cameron Esslemont, ultimately serving as lore for their tabletop RPG campaigns. This created stories and characters spanning millennia, of which both authors have continued to flesh out with new novels.
Steven is currently working on two additional trilogies, one set before and one set after the Book of the Fallen. He has also added two science fiction novels to his repertoire since first publishing Gardens of the Moon in 1999.
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Follow Up 05 | Aaron Johnson | Audio Engineer, CTO of Jarr Audio
Chief Technical Officer of Jar Audio (jarr%20audio) and host of the Cascadian Beer Podcast (https://cascadian.beer), Aaron Johnson (https://www.instagram.com/aaronthe.tech/) joins the podcast for a new follow up episode. Recording via FaceTime audio using his brand new setup, we revisit the tricks of the podcasting trade according to one of the most accomplished and valuable assets in the podcast industry. Aaron is the resource you want to reference for anything in multimedia. The man is an encyclopedia when it comes to technology and I always enjoy visiting with him about current events, equipment, or industry changes.
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Autumn Bunton | Goblin Pottery | Ceramicist
Autumn Bunton, owner of Goblin Pottery (https://www.instagram.com/goblinpottery/), has spent the last decade honing her craft with ceramic pieces inspired by folk art and mid century cultural influences. After a small break, the podcast is back with this episode recorded at the co-op Autumn co-founded, Urban Art Co-op in Spokane, WA. We discuss her processes, inspirations and background within Spokane's artistic community. Please follow her on Instagram and check out Goblin Pottery on Etsy (https://www.etsy.com/shop/Goblinpottery) or locally here in Spokane WA. You can visit the Urban Art Co-op (https://www.urbanartcoop.org) for classes or to learn more about the local community.
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Steven Erikson | Author - Malazan Book of the Fallen
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[…] Yeah, well, a lot of the reader response in a general sense is about the immensity of this of this world that's being built. It's deep time and deep history. And one of the ways to sort of convey that is to always have things going on off screen and there's an element of sort of continuity there. […]
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