• [DD] Matt's Book Launch: Savage Crowns

  • Jun 20 2023
  • Length: 1 hr and 18 mins
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[DD] Matt's Book Launch: Savage Crowns

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  • Streamed live, June 13, 2023
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    S9 Ep6
    It's our 1001st episode (not really) and Matt is here to launch the final book in the Savage Rebellion trilogy, and it's a very honest episode. Serious Ditch Digging here, y'all. He doesn't hold back. It's publishing, warts and all. Links to Savage Crowns and other books below!
    Full transcript available!

    Matt Wallace: I was like, what if I did 'the Wire' as an epic fantasy? That was my other thought when I started it. So my mother says there are strong women characters, there are, Thank you, mom. And I was raised, but I was raised by a strong woman who's definitely a character.

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    (I wanted to do an annotated transcript like the other two podcasts, but frankly, the others are already taking up so much time I can't do three transcripts, annotate all three, record the podcasts, AND write books.)

    Links

    • Matt's site
    • Mur on Focusmate!
    • Mur on Twitter, Instagram, Youtube
    • Newsletter, The Hot Mic
    • Support via Patreon!
    • Theme song by Devo Spice


    (check here for book links)

    June 13 2023 | Season 9 Ep 6 | murverse.com
    Copyright 2022, Mur Lafferty and Matt Wallace | CC BY-NC-ND 4.0 License
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