Author PL Stuart Visits the Imaginarium
- Jul 3
- 1 min read
On The Drowned Kingdom Saga, the craft of writing Fantasy, and how every author invests themselves into their writing
Hey Imaginarians! A special treat for you on this super busy July weekend. I had the special privilege of welcoming author P. L. Stuart to the Imaginarium for a fantastic discussion not only on his outstanding indie fantasy series, The Drowned Kingdom Saga, but on many other fascinating topics. P. L. is, like myself, an author with a story to tell--he has been working on his series for many years, but unlike me his background is in law enforcement.
This comes out incredibly powerfully in his passionate writing. The deeply flawed, and yet still charismatic main character of his series faces moral quandaries and intense challenges, and you just never know what he is going to do next. In this video--link to it by clicking on the image above--we get into what made him write his saga the way he did, and all the fascinating layers he wove into his story.
But it just gets better from there, as the conversation veers into more general topics on what major story problems fantasy can sometimes pose, how to tackle them, and why complexity and character are so important for fantasy, perhaps more than any other genre.
So be sure to check it out, and head over to his website www.plstuart.com - there you can see all of his work and ensure you don't miss anything from this warm, deeply thoughtful, and incredibly strong fantasy author!
Never Stop Dreaming,
EG
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